Botco.ai, the leading HIPAA-compliant conversational marketing solution, is excited to announce that it has been selected as a winner in TiEcon’s TiE50 Awards Program. Botco.ai was recognized for its innovation in using AI technology to drive conversational marketing at scale. The company is one of 152 winners worldwide, but the only winner from Arizona.
Intel Corporation releases its corporate responsibility report; Arizona State University retains the top U.S. spot for efforts toward United Nations sustainability goals; University of Advancing Technology students create 26 new tech innovations; Banner Health launches its digital health program with virtual care platform; Paragon Space Development Corporation is awarded two new NASA contracts; Digital Air Strike technology is helping auto dealers solve inventory challenges; Telecommunications manufacturer Viavi Solutions buys East Valley building for HQ; and more.
TechTalk enews provides a monthly round-up of member updates, technological advancements, energy news, milestones and awards, industry news and featured content on the Council’s annual sponsors. Check out what’s happening in the Council’s May 2021 issue of TechTalk!
Ken Lamneck, the president and CEO of Insight Enterprises Inc. in Tempe, announced on Thursday that he will retire at the end of the year. Lamneck, who has been at Insight since 2010, will retire effective Dec. 31. He will continue to serve in his current roles and as a member of the board until a successor has been named.
The Arizona Technology Council announced it has appointed Matt Grant, vice president, Cloud Operations and Global Payments Network Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), American Express, to its board of directors. Grant was elected unanimously to serve a three-year term at the Council’s quarterly board meeting held on April 29, 2021.
TechTalk enews provides a monthly round-up of member updates, technological advancements, energy news, milestones and awards, industry news and featured content on the Council’s annual sponsors. Check out what’s happening in the Council’s April 2021 issue of TechTalk!
Intel’s billion-gallon milestone in Oregon precedes events focused on the climate currently underway at the U.N. General Assembly. The U.N. reports that water – its availability or scarcity – “is the primary medium through which we will feel the effects of climate change.” Intel’s global commitment to wise water use — through a combination of reuse and recycling, conservation and community-based restoration — is a key element of the company’s 2030 Sustainability Goals.
Synergy is not magic. One plus one never equals three. Math is math. You have to add something else to the equation to achieve a greater sum. Working together is not what makes synergy happen. The “develop a process where they assist each other” is where that extra bit gets added that produces the higher sum.
Honeywell committed to become carbon neutral in its operations and facilities by 2035 through a combination of further investment in energy savings projects, conversion to renewable energy sources, completion of capital improvement projects at its sites and in its fleet of company vehicles, and utilization of credible carbon credits. These initiatives represent a continuation of the company’s sustainability efforts since 2004, which have already driven a more than 90% reduction in the greenhouse gas intensity of its operations and facilities.
TechTalk enews provides a monthly round-up of member updates, technological advancements, energy news, milestones and awards, industry news and featured content on the Council’s annual sponsors. Check out what’s happening in the Council’s March 2021 issue of TechTalk!