WisBusiness

Milwaukee, Wis. – Cybercrime is a big problem for small businesses, and it’s only getting worse. 68% of global organizations have experienced at least one cyber attack, and for 2024, the cost of cybercrimes is forecasted to reach $9.5 trillion, with small businesses being a popular target. Another study revealed that 37% of small business owners felt their businesses...

-- This week’s episode of “WisBusiness: the Podcast” is with Ashley Oppermann, founder and CEO of a startup called EVA, or Electronic Veterinary Assistant.  This veterinary practice management software uses conversational AI to record the physical exam and history into electronic medical records, giving veterinarians a new tool for invoicing, scheduling and other tasks.  “The key feature is this conversational AI,...

This week’s episode of “WisBusiness: the Podcast” is with Ashley Oppermann, founder and CEO of a startup called EVA, or Electronic Veterinary Assistant.  This veterinary practice management software uses conversational AI to record the physical exam and history into electronic medical records, giving veterinarians a new tool for invoicing, scheduling and other tasks. 

MADISON — Researchers can engineer cells to express new genes and produce specific proteins, giving the cells new parts to work with. But, it’s much harder to provide cells with instructions on how to organize and use those new parts. Now, new tools from University of Wisconsin–Madison researchers offer an innovative way around this problem.

KENOSHA, Wis. (February 15, 2024) – Centrisys/CNP, a leading North American manufacturer of decanter centrifuges and advanced biosolids treatment technologies, has been recognized with a Forward Award at the Ovation Awards ceremony hosted by the Kenosha Area Business Alliance (KABA) on February 8, 2024. The Forward Award is part of the annual Ovation Awards, which celebrates exceptional businesses and...

Contact: Kristin Bouchard Assistant Director Marketing and University Communication UW-Green Bay 920-465-5502 bouchark@uwgb.edu http://news.uwgb.edu The 100% online program will be held March 11 to April 19 Green Bay, WI —UW-Green Bay’s new Applied AI Noncredit...

Green Bay, WI —UW-Green Bay’s new Applied AI Noncredit Certificate Program has been designed for business professionals and leaders to supersize brain power by leveraging AI. Learning how and when to best use AI will increase efficiency, boost profitability and deliver more business value.   As digital transformation explodes, research shows that AI adoption is positively correlated...

WHAT: A Lowlands Group hotspot will be undergoing major renovations this spring at their landmark location, Café Benelux, in Milwaukee’s Third Ward. What started out as a market and restaurant in 2011 quickly became an icon in the Third Ward, known for its Belgian bier, award-winning Bloody Mary’s, great food, brunch,...

(Sheboygan, WI) While many businesses and households across the U.S. strive to recycle effectively, the unfortunate reality is that about 25% of all recyclable materials are contaminated in some way. “This is something that can have a significant impact on a company’s bottom line yet is easily avoidable,” said Jim Theodoroff, President and co-owner of PolyWrap Recycling Inc.

Green Bay, WI — The UW-Green Bay Center for First Nations Education is hosting a reception honoring the collection on Monday, February 19, 2024. The collection was developed for two main purposes:  To support Act 31 teacher education in the region To support student success by creating a collection and space...

MADISON, Wis. – Many people struggling with opioid use in Wisconsin who want to seek help find the health care system cannot easily help them; a new program at UW Health is designed to change that. In late January, UW Health opened a walk-in care program at the 1102 S Park St Clinic for...

Milwaukee, Wis. – Scammers have long impersonated government officials and agencies to trick victims into giving up money or personal information. Now, they’re targeting business owners and confusing them into giving up their information.   How the scam works  You receive a letter in the mail that looks very official. It claims to come...