Home-automation technology puts routine matters such as TV and appliance settings at your fingertips and saves money on utilities, too.
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CEO Jacqueline Beauchamp hopes new capital, a boost from holiday sales and a deal with Walmart will mean continued play for her video-game company, which has been challenged by financial problems and criticism of its lone release.
Two groups are spreading the word that Baton Rouge has an energetic, engaged and growing IT community.
When college-football coaches want the scuttlebutt on their profession, they turn to a Web site run in Baton Rouge by a former Shaw Group executive.
For a while, Mitch Verma’s IT company was in the business of putting out fires.
Explaining what Professor Tevfik Kosar does at LSU’s Department of Computer Science is, well, almost impossible if you’re not fully versed in the subject.
Kyle Bashay has enough on his plate pursuing a degree in construction management and working at a local furniture store to keep him plenty busy.
You could forgive those early clients of Brian Rodriguez, who on more than one occasion stopped a meeting in mid-sentence to ask his age.
To call Jacqueline Beauchamp an entrepreneur would hardly do her justice.
A federal investigation into New Orleans’ troubled crime camera program could spread to Baton Rouge.
LBTC’s executive director says small businesses housed in his incubator have the resources to succeed.
Across the room, a computer chirps, or hums, or dings or rings. It’s the sound of a tweet, a post, a poke or maybe even a sheep being thrown.
Carriers are sharpening their competitive edges in a brutally competitive communications industry.
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State Rep. Rickey Hardy of Lafayette plans to introduce a bill to ban people 70 or older from running for office. Is this a good idea?
