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• Cleveland Clinic partners with Procter & Gamble to fight heart disease

  August 9, 2015 Cleveland Clinic and Cincinnati-based Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) are working together to develop and commercialize a product that could aid in the fight against heart disease. Also, as part of the work, Cleveland HeartLab, one of the most successful Clinic spinout companies, will develop a diagnostic test to measure blood levels of TMAO, or […] Read More...

• Futuri keeps media on point with audience

  July 5, 2015 With help of TopicPulse software, the company has doubled its workforce and moved into new downtown Cleveland space Turns out, some newsrooms will pay good money to know that women between the ages of 35 and 45 are sharing a story about piglets escaping from an overturned semitrailer. Daniel Anstandig knows this. His company, Futuri […] Read More...

• Frederick Croft moves into top leadership role at COMS Interactive

  April 17, 2015 There’s a new leader at COMS Interactive — one of the fastest-growing tech companies in Northeast Ohio. Frederick Croft is taking over for Ed Tromczynski, who has spent six years as CEO of the company, which sells software designed to help skilled nursing facilities keep an eye on patients with multiple medical conditions. Croft is […] Read More...

• Automating The RFP Process Nets Scout RFP $2.75 Million

  January 27, 2015 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 […] Read More...

• Groupmatics is making major moves in ticketing

  January 25, 2015 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. Groupmatics is making […] Read More...

• Cleveland HeartLab acquires MIRISK cardiovascular disease assessment tool technology

  January 7, 2015 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 Read More...

• GenomOncology lands University Hospitals as software customer

  October 27, 2014 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 […] Read More...

• COMS Interactive is sprinting to big gains in software

  August 17, 2014 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# Read More...

• UNIVERSITY CIRCLE: BUILDING A NEIGHBORHOOD

  August 16, 2014 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. […] Read More...

• Code Tested

  August 5, 2014 After his experience with NetGenics, Manuel Glynias has created GenomOncology to help doctors and researchers find better treatments for cancer by making it easier to understand genetic mutations in tumors. http://ibmag.com/main/Archive/Code_Tested_12626.aspx Read More...

• Simbionix enters into an agreement to be acquired by 3D printing company

  July 31, 2014 Simbionix, a Cleveland company that makes virtual reality-style equipment used to train surgeons and medical students, has entered into an agreement with a publicly traded 3D printing company from South Carolina to be acquired for $120 million in cash. http://www.crainscleveland.com/article/20140731/FREE/140739943#email_daily Read More...

• Apple confirms purchase of personalized talk radio service Swell, shuts down app

  July 29, 2014 Apple has indeed purchased Swell, a personalized news radio application, the company confirmed on Tuesday, after promptly shutting removing the free download from the iOS App Store. http://appleinsider.com/articles/14/07/29/apple-confirms-purchase-of-personalized-talk-radio-service-swell-shuts-down-app Read More...