NORTH LIBERTY, IOWA (April 18, 2019) — The Corridor Business Journal announces its newest event, Technology Untangled, which will breakdown technology advancements of the 21st century and how they benefit business.

The event will be held May 16, 11:30AM-1:15PM, at The Hotel at Kirkwood Center.

Local industry experts will deliver brief presentations on their experience with, and the future of, five innovative technologies. Topics include:

DAVENPORT, IOWA (March 28, 2019) — Walmart, UPS, NASA, hospitals, and many others are now training employees in virtual reality. These companies develop their own virtual reality products, but Paradigm is offering virtual reality training scenarios without the development cost.

Some of the training includes:

DES MOINES, IOWA (March 25, 2019) — As the nation copes with the impact of the ongoing opioid crisis, businesses also deal with the overall impact of opioid dependency from increased cost of health care delivery, increased litigation exposure, and $10 billion per year from absenteeism and presenteeism alone.

SPRINGFIELD, ILLINOIS (March 25, 2019) — Two major pieces of energy legislation from the state Capitol have led to Illinois consumers paying billions of dollars in higher electric rates, a trio of consumer groups cautioned today.  

MOLINE, ILLINOIS (February 23, 2019) — The Quad-City Engineering and Science Council, or QCESC, held its 57th annual banquet on Thursday, February 21, at the Deere & Company World Headquarters. Everyone, including students, was cordially invited to attend this annual premier event to celebrate, network and showcase the great Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Professionals and Educators in the Quad Cities region.

QUAD CITIES (February 11, 2019) — The Quad City Engineering and Science Council (QCESC) is excited to invite you to attend our 57th Annual Banquet on Thursday February 21, 2019, at the John Deere Worldwide Headquarters, 1 John Deere Place, Moline Illinois.

MADISON, WISCONSIN (February 7, 2019)  — As freezing temperatures plague much of the country, electric vehicle owners may experience a decrease in driving range, compounded by the use of the vehicle’s interior climate control. New research from The American Automobile Association (AAA) reveals that when the mercury dips to 20°F and the HVAC system is used to heat the inside of the vehicle, the average driving-range is decreased by 41 percent.

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