Requesting, bidding, sorting and pitching new projects is a pain in the keister for most businesses. It’s a lengthy, time-consuming process still beset with reams of paperwork. At least, that’s the way the folks at Scout RFP look at it and at least some investors agree with them. The company has raised $2.75 million in seed financing …
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Groupmatics is getting ready for the big leagues. The Westlake software company, which aims to help sports and entertainment venues manage group ticket sales, has won over the gatekeeper for Major League Baseball. Groupmatics now is an approved vendor with MLB Advanced Media, which manages the websites of all 30 MLB teams. http://www.crainscleveland.com/article/20150125/SUB1/301259980/groupmatics-is-making-major-moves-in-ticketing
Cleveland HeartLab said it has acquired a technology developed at Stanford University that can determine whether a patient is at risk for a heart attack. http://www.crainscleveland.com/article/20150107/FREE/150109937/cleveland-heartlab-acquires-mirisk-cardiovascular-disease-assessment
GenomOncology has landed another big customer: University Hospitals. UH Case Medical Center and UH Seidman Cancer Center will use the Cleveland company’s software to analyze genetic data from cancer patients. The software, GO Clinical Workbench, is designed to help doctors hone in on the specific gene that caused a particular patient’s cancer. From there, they …
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Skilled nursing facilities are flocking to COMS — one of the fastest-growing technology companies in Northeast Ohio — to buy software that helps them take care of patients with multiple medical conditions. Today, COMS serves roughly 2,000 facilities, up from 850 in June 2013. http://www.crainscleveland.com/article/20140817/SUB1/308179976#
Strategic development key to future growth Commercial development with new stores and apartments that has recast University Circle the last four years is encountering its next challenge: a dearth of available empty sites that are under the control of University Circle Inc. and ready for development, or sites that are underutilized within its square-mile domain. …
