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Pete Andrews, formerly vice president of sales at Reconnect Inc., now serves as CEO of the company. It develops electronic supervision devices to replace the bulky ankle monitors often used in the criminal justice system.
The head of the Maine Broadband Coalition may serve in a similar role with the authority, if the nomination by Gov. Janet Mills is successful.
A year ago, the Portland-based payment services provider said it was holding off on the project, as employees expressed their wishes to work remotely. Now the tax-incentive deal for the project is coming to an end.
The president and COO of Great Works Internet, a Biddeford-based broadband carrier, talks with Mainebiz about the lessons he's learned as a business leader, an angel investor and an immigrant, and how they shape his work today.
Two marketing experts from the Association for Consulting Expertise advise a reader on how marketing can, and cannot, boost sales. It takes more than good marketing to get revenue results.
The annual rankings this year compared 100 companies that made an initial evaluation in August. The competition grades each on the basis of employee benefits, workplace policies and feedback in a satisfaction survey.
Logically, which employs 400 people including 45 in Portland, named a board member with her own startup experience to succeed Mike Cowles. She began her new role on Monday.
Portland-based Covetrus and online retailer Chewy are facing off in a legal battle over the prescriptions veterinarians write for certain pet medications and food. Vets have mixed feelings about the case, but it may change the industry.
The company, which has developed a digital health platform for body-motion assessment and currently employs a dozen people, says it plans to used the funding to scale and serve a wider range of movement-clinician markets.
Founder Brett Wickard, who is also known for his Bull Moose chain of music and entertainment stores, talks about how customer data is changing the way retailers do business.
Lighthouse, which makes advanced imaging systems for use in medical devices, was acquired by Precision Optics Corp. for cash and stock.
In 2015, VanHaren launched pumpspotting, an app designed to connect parents with each other and with breastfeeding, pumping and postpartum support services. The platform now has a virtual community of over 40,000 parents.
The two Nexters, who founded MedRhythms Inc., a Portland startup whose digital therapeutics may someday help restore nervous system functioning, discuss the growth of the business and what changes lie ahead.
A contributor from the Association for Consulting Expertise advises a reader who wonders if digital marketing makes sense for a business-to-business business.
Building on a 2019 agreement, the Portland-based financial technology service provider and ChargePoint, of Campbell, Calif., aim to ease the integration of electric vehicles into corporate fleets.
An agreement will allow MedRhythms to use Universal Music Group's millions of recordings for the MedRhythms digital therapeutics platform, which combines music, software and clinical sensors to help restore neurological function in patients.