By Martina Pansze Automation startup TwinThread Inc. has announced that they will be relocating their headquarters from Charlottesville, VA to Bozeman in the coming months. TwinThread, which has been functioning…

More than 3.9 million people graduate from college this spring in the United States. Just a few weeks ago, they expected to join the workforce with their diplomas and fresh ideas. In the midst of the novel coronavirus and subsequent social distancing and stay-at-home orders, however, the path for new graduates has made an extraordinary shift.

Many have found themselves working from their bedrooms and couches since the spread of the novel coronavirus all but shut down public spaces. And while you might be struggling with how to arrange the company monitor on your dining table, long-time remote workers have spent years perfecting their work-from-home routines.

After a Billings neurosurgeon designed a 3-D printable face mask, dubbed the ‘Montana Mask,’ he distributed the file online for free and enlisted local makers groups to begin production…

On Feb. 25, 2020 – a few weeks before COVID- 19 was declared a national emergency and social distancing became the norm – 100+ tech leaders gathered to celebrate Mardi Gras with the Montana High Tech Business Alliance in Bozeman.

Hosted by Rocky Mountain Bank. Photos by Mallory, 40 Watt Photo.

MHTBA hosted 7 tech meetups the night before the Outlook Seminars, many sponsored by generous members like the Montana Chamber of Commerce (Helena), onX maps (Missoula), Cushing Terrell (Bozeman), and Applied Materials (Kalispell).

For those who’ve lived through tough economic times, a workforce shortage can seem like a good problem. “We have, incredibly, more job openings in the economy than we have unemployed workers in the US economy,” Pat Barkey,..

By Christina Henderson and Katy Spence Last February, Alliance executives met in Bozeman at a Montana High Tech Business Alliance CEO Roundtable hosted by Foundant Technologies. They foresaw four challenges…

By Emily Simonson Desireh Kissinger has lived in Montana all her life. A Missoula native, Kissinger graduated from the University of Montana with an Associate of Applied Science in Network…