Rock Hill, SC — 3D Systems Corporation, a provider of 3-D Modeling, Prototyping and Manufacturing solutions, announced today that it was invited by Xerox Corp. to exhibit its new, high-definition ProJet 3-D Production Systems at Drupa 2008, the largest 2-D printing equipment exhibition in the world, held from May 29 to June 11, 2008, in […]
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Clemson University — For the third year in a row, Jay Steele, a Ph.D. student in computer graphics in the School of Computing, has received the prestigious NVIDIA Fellowship Program award for his work to solve complex visual-computing challenges. NVIDIA Corp. is recognized as a world leader in visual-computing technologies.
“A third consecutive NVIDIA Fellowship is […]
The News Ideas for a New Carolina Business Contest is asking you to vote for the People’s Choice Award. All residents of the Palmetto State can now vote for their favorite idea in the New Ideas for a New Carolina contest.
Any resident of South Carolina can vote for their favorite business idea in the Wildcard […]
Elliott Davis, LLC, one of the Southeast’s largest accounting firms, has been named to Practical Accountant’s Top 15 Southeast Firms ranking.
Elliott Davis, the only firm headquartered in South Carolina included in this year’s ranking, captured the 12th spot on the list with over $37.8 million in revenue for FYE 2007 – a 17% revenue increase […]
Columbia, SC — Business Vitals, a provider of managed IT security and professional consulting services for businesses, announces that they will be exhibiting at ITEC, Charlotte on June 25-26, 2008.
At this tradeshow Business Vitals will inform organizations about the need to secure their network infrastructures against external and internal attacks that attempt to steal or […]
Clemson University — Clemson University is using a next-generation high-performance computing cluster from Dell to enable a wide range of academic research, including conducting analysis on how families relocating across the country impacts schools and ultimately children’s development. It is just one example of the research being done with the new system known as the […]
read more »Columbia, SC — Stephen Leicht, chief operating officer of Collexis Holdings, Inc. a developer of high definition search and knowledge discovery software, will speak at the 30th annual meeting for the Society for Scholarly Publishing in Boston, Mass. May 28-30. Leicht is slated to be a part of a pre-meeting seminar that will educate attendees […]
read more »Charleston, SC — Blackbaud, Inc., a provider of software and related services designed specifically for nonprofit organizations, today announced its Chief Financial Officer, Timothy Williams, and its Senior Vice President and Controller, Heidi Strenck, will participate in a fireside chat at the JPMorgan 36th Annual Technology Conference, being held at the Westin Boston Waterfront Hotel, in […]
read more »The South Carolina Department of Education will be providing $2 million in funding to 14 school districts as part of the 2008-2009 Enhance Education Through Technology grant program. The aim of the program is to provide the school districts with updated and/or new laptop computers.
The main focuses of the grants are as follows:
Improve student achievement […]
read more »Columbia, SC — Nexsen Pruet has been named a Gold Level “Fit-Friendly Company” by the American Heart Association in recognition of the firm’s commitment to providing physical activity and fitness opportunities to its employees.
The Fit-Friendly program was created as a catalyst for positive change in American businesses. Companies that earn the designation have demonstrated “progressive […]
