Hackensack Meridian Health is preparing a mobile application that will allow its patients to easily access medical records, documents, make appointments and join health care chat groups. The app would be the first of its kind among health care providers in New Jersey.

Hackensack Meridian Health is preparing a mobile application that will allow its patients to easily access medical records, documents, make appointments and join health care chat groups. The app would be the first of its kind among health care providers in New Jersey.

Assemblyman Kevin Rooney, R-40th District, said he intends to introduce two bills that would restrict internet service providers in New Jersey from implementing paid prioritization for their services unless they already provide broadband speeds to the entire state.

Valley Health System is going beyond telehealth. The Ridgewood-based health network now is offering virtual office visits to the patients in its Snyder Center for Comprehensive Atrial Fibrillation unit, which, generally, treats people with irregular heartbeats.

Gov. Phil Murphy has signed an executive order directing internet service providers to adhere to net neutrality principles.

Tech-watchers say the spread of big-data analytics tends to result in more jobs, higher profits and improved efficiency, but New Jersey's lack of super-computer infrastructure has been a barrier to sector growth.

Princeton University and Biolabs have teamed up to open a business incubator for high-tech startups that require access to lab space.

Ernst & Young is partnering with Liberty Science Center in Jersey City to sponsor its SciTech Scity project, a development meant to provide a campus for people and companies to work on STEM projects.

The New Jersey Assembly, businesses and public utilities are working to solve the conundrum inherent with electric vehicles: residents want to buy electric cars, but they're worried that there aren't enough EV charging stations to make a long trip. On the other hand, investments aren't being made in EV charging stations because not enough people...

While new technology has always had an effect on business, recent advancements made in computing and internet infrastructure have some experts believing the cutting-edge is now outpacing the traditional market.