Uber has spawned a sub-industry of start ups claiming to the the Uber of [fill in the blank]. There are several pick up and wash laundry services already in existence but London-based start up Lavanda uses a network of… Continue Reading
It is no secret that the alums in schools are the greatest resource for support to educational institutions but there are not that many opportunities for the alums to connect with one another outside of homecoming. AlumniFire is a new… Continue Reading
If you have access to 236 Million users of your social media platform, you can afford to charge $200,000 to promote a company, brand or product as a “trending topic”. Big brands with big budgets pay that much to Twitter…daily! Wow! Past… Continue Reading
As college graduation season mounts, it’s a guarantee that some grads will be foregoing formal employment and instead launching their own start-ups. It can be tough but made easier so long as much effort and resources are put into marketing… Continue Reading
When you think “geek”, the comic book collector and sci-fi enthusiasts no longer come to mind. Nowadays people associate the term with tech innovators. It’s become hip to be a geek again. But Silicon Valley isn’t the only city in… Continue Reading
Apps like Uber and AirBNB have disrupted traditional businesses and now a fairly new app is available that could change the personal shipping industry. Launched in January 2015, Roadie is a user-to-user app which enables people to get goods delivered… Continue Reading
It’s true that millennials are massive users of social media, but does that mean any young friend or family member has the background to be enlisted to give your business’ social media campaign the attention it needs? Probably not. Let’s… Continue Reading
The “OpenTable of group exercise classes” came to my city, Washington, DC, about a year ago but I only learned about it a week ago while watching a segment on my favorite local morning news show. Class Pass is a… Continue Reading
The military technology that allow soldiers to listen to messages transmitted inside their helmets is coming to mainstream. Makers of the Buhel SG05 have prototyped a pair of $160 sunglasses that transmit sounds of music or a voice of a… Continue Reading