Digital, Startups & Tech Roundup - Issue #103

KenSci, a Seattle health care analytics startup cofounded by a longtime Microsoft executive, has raised $22 million in a series B round.

The founders of Glide, had a notion that building mobile apps in the enterprise was too hard. They decided to simplify the process by starting with a spreadsheet, and automatically turning the contents into a slick mobile app.

Amazon is about to expand its smart home offerings in a big way. The company just announced its intention to acquire Bay Area-based home mesh router startup, Eero. It’s a pretty clear fit for the online retailer as it pushes to make Alexa a feature in the connected home.

Unless your business is transactional, nurturing your existing customers should be just as important as acquiring new logos.

LinkedIn is launching live video, giving people and organizations the ability to broadcast real-time video to select groups, or to the LinkedIn world at large.

Dropbox announced today that it intends to purchase HelloSign, a company that provides lightweight document workflow and e-signature services. The company paid a hefty $230 million for the privilege.

Video consultations are saving doctors time and money, but are they good for patients, too?

Google today announced the general availability of a new API for Google Docs that will allow developers to automate many of the tasks that users typically do manually in the company’s online office suite

More and more security holes are appearing in cryptocurrency and smart contract platforms, and some are fundamental to the way they were built.

These 5 tech trends are going to have a serious impact across industries in 2019. Learn how to prepare your business in the Tech Vision report.

Artificial intelligence has the ability to generate and manipulate imagery quickly and at scale. The latest examples is ThisPersonDoestNotExist.com, which uses technology open-sourced by Nvidia to generate new portraits on demand.