Filevine assembled over 300 people to celebrate the grand opening of its newest office space in the hip Sugar House neighborhood of Salt Lake City. A packed room consisting of employees, partners, board members, and city councilmen attended the event. Filevine is a privately-held, venture-backed SaaS company based in central

Instructure announced that the Montana University System (the MUS), the state’s system of public colleges and universities, has selected the Canvas learning management system (LMS) as part of a major statewide initiative to transform and modernize its learning experience and increase student success. By unifying the learning experience on

The Durable Skills Advantage Framework is now live, announced by non-profits CompTIA and America Succeeds. Formed in 2022, the CompTIA-America Succeeds partnership promotes the concept that Durable Skills are critical components of successful careers because they hold value and relevance throughout a career, irrespective of the constantly evolving technologies, business

Tonaquint, based in St. George, UT, announced it is upgrading the recently acquired EdgeX data center facility in Oklahoma City. Tonaquint acquired the Oklahoma City facility in November 2023. It plans to further enhance and expand it to build a market-leading facility. Tonaquint is recommissioning the former EdgeX facility from

Ryan Smith, Founder and CEO of Recyclops, Inc. was recently named to the National Small Business Association (NSBA) Leadership Council. NSBA is the nation’s oldest small-business advocacy organization, and operates on a staunchly nonpartisan basis. Smith joins the NSBA Leadership Council alongside other small-business advocates from across the country

47G, Utah's recently rebranded and reimagined ecosystem of aerospace, defense, and cyber security companies based in Salt Lake City, has partnered with American Fork-based education technology company, YouScience, to launch a new workforce development program based on YouScience's K-12 talent pipeline platform. The partnership aims to

Heare Brotherhood is a mission-led social wellness app and community for men founded by John Moore, Justin Brey, Mike Allen and Jason Rogers. Accessed mainly via a smartphone app, Heare's main focus is improving men’s mental health. The app addresses many sensitive issues facing men today such

CompTIA has unveiled an ambitious 2024 product vision that extends the depth and breadth of learning options for students and career professionals to help them improve their career-readiness. The Chicago-area and Utah-based IT certification company plans to extend its product line of learning and certifications to serve a greater number