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IFS taps Martin CEO of WorkWave, president of service management unit
IFS, a global enterprise applications company, has named Marne Martin president of its service management business unit and CEO of WorkWave, a cloud-based field service and fleet management service it acquired last September.
EisnerAmper, CloudAccess form cybersecurity pact
EisnerAmper Risk Solutions and cloud-based security platform CloudAccess have formed a cybersecurity agreement to deliver improved security to devices, networks, users and the cloud.
E-retailer CarID.com expands portfolio of websites
Aftermarket auto parts e-retailer CarID.com introduced seven new websites Thursday to connect customers to a greater variety of recreation gear.
East Brunswick opens bidding for developers to overhaul highway corridor
Local officials from the township of East Brunswick are opening a bidding process for developers who would be tasked with overhauling over 30 acres of mostly vacant space running parallel to Route 18 in the latest in a yearslong effort to overhaul the blighted highway corridor.
Rutgers-led study WiFi can detect weapons in bags
A study led by Rutgers University-New Brunswick has found that WiFi can detect weapons, bombs and explosive chemicals in bags at public venues.
Murphy signs law reinstating innovation commission
Gov. Phil Murphy is aiming to recapture research dollars lost to surrounding states over the past decade.
Panel Tech advancements adding to doctors’ diagnostic toolbox
Industry players discussed various challenges facing the health care field today, and how technology is helping tackle those challenges, at Tuesday's NJBIZ panel discussion moderated by New Jersey Hospital Association President and CEO Cathy Bennett.
NYU prof chosen as state’s first chief innovation officer
Beth Noveck, a professor at the New York University School of Engineering, will serve as the state’s first chief innovation officer, a position aimed at bolstering the state’s “innovation economy,” Gov. Phil Murphy announced Monday.
Montclair State to open 22M computer science center
Montclair State University is opening a $22.2 million facility this month to prepare students for careers in data analytics and computer science.
Princeton University researcher secures 67K Facebook award
Princeton University computer science researcher Marshini Chetty has been awarded $67,000 by Facebook.
Onkos sees advances in bone cancer medicine
Parsippany-based Onkos Surgical has found success by being in the business of serving the underserved.
ADP acquires Celergo
Roseland-based payroll processing company ADP has acquired Chicago-based Celergo, a provider of global payroll management services.
