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Vermont's high-tech sector has a chip on its shoulder.
Renowned for its cheese and maple syrup, the Green Mountain State also produces underappreciated but essential technologies, Tom Jaros, vice president of the Vermont Software Developers' Alliance said.
"We wanted to reinforce the idea that technology is happening in Vermont," Jaros said.
Hence, Vermont Tech Jam 3.0, planned by the vtSDA and scheduled Friday and Saturday at Burlington’s Main Street Landing. More than 60 of the state’s high-tech companies, from stalwarts IBM and GE Healthcare, to home-based operations like The Data Farm in Hanksville, have reserved space to exhibit their work at the event.SOUTH BURLINGTON - What you don't see is what you get at Tech Vault.
No window-clad facade adorns the Gregory Drive headquarters in South Burlington. No flow of customers waft in and out the door; no large sign proclaiming the presence of a world-class data center that, incidentally, incorporates innovative energy-saving technologies.
The building's blast-proof matrix of stainless steel lies hidden within ordinary-looking walls. Security cameras fit in with the trim.
Below ground, two, thick fiber optic cables --- connected to separate, utility-grade backhaul loops --- whisk almost unimaginable quantities of data back and forth to banks, hospitals and other corporate clients ...
Fri Jan 23 2009
Related Company: Dealer.com, Inc.
MONTREAL, QUEBEC--(Marketwire - Jan. 20, 2009) - Trader Corporation (Trader), the vertical media business of Yellow Pages Income Fund (TSX:YLO.UN), announced today it has entered into a strategic agreement with Burlington, Vermont-based Dealer.com (www.Dealer.com) that will deliver a suite of marketing technology solutions to Canada's new and used vehicle industry.
Trader and Dealer.com have signed a long-term, exclusive commercial agreement making Dealer.com's web solutions available to Trader's extensive customer base in Canada served under its AutoTraderTM brand. Concurrent with the commercial agreement, Trader will also take a 20 per cent equity interest in Dealer.com for US$35 million, with the option to increase its ownership in the privately held company over time ...
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