By Noah Hill In 2015, Paul Gladen welcomed the inaugural class of students at the Montana Code School. Three years later, the Code School has graduated more than 100 students.…
By Katy Spence Zoot Enterprises has come a long way from its early days in Chris Nelson’s basement in 1990. Today, more than 250 people work at the sprawling campus…
By Christina Henderson I’ve been to a number of great events in the last two weeks – the Early Stage MTStatewide Showcase in Bozeman with Frontier Angels; the “Crack the Code” Medical…
By Katy Spence In the middle of a showroom floor in San Francisco, China-based auto startup Byton displayed an all-electric SUV. Complete with a full-dash screen, the car can check…
By Noah Hill Last week, one of your employees downloaded a program from a pop-up window that said his internet browser needed an update. Now, he’s getting threatening emails. They’re…
By Katy Spence For three days in July, the University of Montana Computer Science Department hosted 45 high school students from around the state for an overnight Tech Camp on…
This article was originally published on MakeMontanaHome.org. By Alexandria Klapmeier After months of refining their business plans and pitches, Sellout from Bozeman and Superior Traffic Services from Missoula tied for first and were…
By Christina Henderson As a female programmer in Montana, Lindsey Hanna is used to being in the minority. While earning her bachelor’s degree in Computer Science at Montana State University…
By Katy Spence For the PatientOne team, startups do not exist in a vacuum. Co-founder John Beighle said networking is one of the most important pieces of the startup puzzle.…
By Katy Spence Tom Stergios never would have predicted that the office he opened for ATG in Missoula as a remote worker in 2011 would have grown to more than…
