Pittsburgh startup NetBeez monitors networks in real time
Pittsburgh's NetBeez has developed a network-monitoring tool that tests and validates enterprise networks from an end-user perspective.
18 Pennsylvania Companies to Watch in 2015
As we look forward to the new year, Keystone Edge highlights a group of game-changing Commonwealth companies. Whether they're brewing beer, saving lives, making life more convenient or helping kids learn better, these startups are poised for a big 20
Tourism blooms in Southwest Pennsylvania thanks to support from The Progress Fund
The Progress Fund provides banking services to the tourism sector in rural Southwest Pennsylvania.
Founder Profile: Suneil Mandava of Mobile Aspects
This Pittsburgh company uses RFID technology to make surgery safer and more efficient.
Investment booms in Pittsburgh thanks to new venture fund
Riverfront Ventures will invest $24 million in local early stage companies, enabling Innovation Works to remain connected to its standout incubator graduates.
Founder Profile: Tom Joseph of Epiphany Solar Water Systems
By seeking to solve the global clean water crisis using solar power, this Pittsburgh engineer discovered a solution for the energy industry.
Robotic baby-gear maker 4moms expands and hires in Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh's 4moms is having a growth spurt, driven by its high-tech robotic baby gear. The company is expanding into 78,000 square feet in the city�s Strip District, doubling both its size and its workforce.
5 for 5: PA companies looking beyond the bottom line
Whether they're disrupting summer reading, crafting a heat-producing window or inventing novel ways to save ink, these five ascendent entrepreneurs are growing their businesses, while also keeping an eye on their social impact.
Founder Profile: Kevin Hutchison of Health Monitoring Systems Inc.
Is there a better way to track epidemics and public health data? This Pittsburgh company has the answer.
What smart cities can learn from Pittsburgh
With a culture of collaboration, a willingness to change and a focus on creating the kind of urban environment that attracts creative talent, the Steel City has moved from gritty to green and is now poised for the next wave of growth.