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One of Pittsburgh's top STEM education companies was acquired last week, setting the groundwork for future growth and reach. Tune in to TechVibe Radio this Sunday to learn why RW Thrive added BirdBrain Technologies to its portfolio of STEM learning companies. BirdBrain Founder Tom Lauwers and RW Thrive's Timm Boettcher detail how this strategic acquisition expands RW Thrive's footprint in the educational robotics market and strengthens its commitment to empowering students of all ages to explore,

If anyone has tech flowing in their blood, it has to be PS Solutions Founder Joe Merilli. Tune in to TechVibe Radio to learn how Joe thrives on building relationships and establishing its reputation as a top IT/Software Dev Shop in the country. Joe has an intriguing journey in tech that goes back to being an aspiring programmer in high school to founding PS Solutions 15 years ago. Headquartered in Altoona, Pa., PS Solutions has offices in Pittsburgh and Wilmington, NC. Listen and learn about PS

Have you ever wondered how a company can transform from pen-and-paper operations to driving multi-million dollar growth through digital innovation? In today's fast-paced business environment, companies of all sizes are facing the pressure to adapt to digital tools and technologies to stay competitive. Whether you're grappling with inefficiencies in your operations or striving to scale your business, understanding the strategies behind successful digital transformation can be the key to unlocking

Learn how Windstream Enterprises helps top technology companies seamlessly manage growth while staying ahead in security and innovation. As a Strategic Sales Engineer at Windstream Enterprise, Amie Sutton brings her extensive knowledge in network design and security to ensure clients achieve optimal performance and security standards with innovative Windstream solutions. In a rapidly evolving tech landscape, businesses face constant pressure to do more with less. Amie dives deep into how Windstream

“How do we include more kids than ever in coding, tech and robotics?” This was the question Kelsey Derringer and Matt Chilbert asked when they formed CodeJoy in 2019. They imagined a program where learners feel welcome, experience success and interact with real robots from anywhere in the world. Pittsburgh-based CodeJoy is an educational media company that produces a live, interactive TV show for students in the classroom, during which students learn to code, and then watch as the code they write