The Edison-based care-planning service is now part of Evolent, where it will report to that company's specialty management offering, New Century Health, and be consolidated into its Clinical Solutions segment, headquartered in Arlington, Va.

Steve Kurzeja, a veteran pharmaceutical industry executive, will lead revenue-generating operations for the fast-growing technology developer.

GigXero installed Newark Fiber at The Tech House, which is set to open this fall in the Brick City.

The Bliss Group's new NextTech Communications was formed through its purchase of technology-focused Savarese Communications.

Of the 28 companies to make the list for New Jersey, four have female chief information officers, as recent data finds that women in tech are dropping out of the industry.

The two-year build-out includes $10.3 million contributed in 2020 and an additional $15.7 million in projects underway or planned for this year, including the redevelopment of the old Bristol Myers Squibb campus in Pennington; a network build in Springfield; and a major densification of fiber services in Cherry Hill, Mount Laurel and Marlton.

Small companies seeking more expansive reach should consider boosting their social media presence, according to a number of insiders. It’s relatively inexpensive and can help to turbocharge sales, they say.

In the past, analyzing "big data" to identify customer opportunities and business efficiencies was beyond the reach of small- and medium-sized businesses. But now, technological advances have brought those analytics within reach of smaller enterprises.

Small- and medium-sized enterprises are facing a perfect storm as remote work conditions mean more opportunity for cybercrime, according to some experts.

The acquisition adds geographic expansion, 'thought-leader' technology expertise, an impressive client list, and the ability to help clients solve more problems.

The Orthopedic industry manufacturer appointed Bob Baker to lead the company as well as AMT Medical Inc., an orthopedic industry manufacturer based in Washington, which the Totowa -based Medin acquired in 2019.

Effective Oct. 1, Megan Myungwon Lee, who is currently the chief human resources officer and vice president of corporate planning and strategic initiatives, will succeed Michael Moskowitz in leading the company, a role he has held since 2019.