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TalTech August Luncheon - Technology for People with Disabilities
8/18/2010 11:30AM
Florida Alliance for Assistive Services and Technology (FAAST) will present the latest Assistive Technology Devices.

Welcome to TalTech

A healthy technological environment is the heart of today’s business community. Whether you’re a developer, provider or a user, the prosperity of your business relies on a fully functioning and robust technological infrastructure made up of vital resources and a skilled workforce.

 

TalTech Alliance is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit alliance of businesses, academic centers, entrepreneurs and individuals invested in promoting technology-based entrepreneurship, business expansion and innovation in the Capital region. We continuously seek to expand our businesses and promote innovation in order to strengthen our region’s business community.

 

 

Our Mission

TalTech Alliance is dedicated to promoting Florida’s capital region as a premier center of technological achievement in the southeast. We are able to accomplish this by nurturing businesses, cultivating a talented workforce and developing technology-driven opportunities.

 

Our Vision

We see the future of our community connected by seamlessly integrating technology, education and business into one collective whole. The resulting benefit will be more diversity and stability within an ever-competitive environment. We are committed to making Tallahassee and its surrounding areas into Florida’s Capital for technology.

 

 

The TalTech Alliance is a recognized roundtable of the Economic Development Council of Tallahassee/Leon County, Inc.

TalTech is a proud sponsor of Tech Nation, heard on WFSU 88.9 Fridays from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm or at http://www.wfsu.org/radio.ram

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FSU Wins $1.2M Grant to Turn Schoolchildren into Habitat Trackers

FSU is set to partner with Tallahassee Museum to turn 4th and 5th graders into high-tech wildlife researchers thanks to a grant from the Federal government.

Leon County MIS Division Wins International Computerworld Award

Congratulations to the LCBCC Management Information Systems (MIS) Division! TalTech Alliance recently received news that they received a prestigious award from Computerworld.

City of Tallahassee Wins Clean Air Excellence Award

Tallahassee is gaining nationwide recognition for its efforts to improve our city’s environmental awareness and reduce our collective carbon footprint through, among other things, expanded use of green technology.

iTen Wired Conference Coming on 6/18

The annual iTen Wired conference is coming up soon in Mobile, AL. Registration is $65 until 6/15. A good way to gain a regional perspective on trends in technology, innovation, and entrepreneurship.

Florida High to be model for SMART innovations

An example of a Tallahassee-local school gaining recognition for using advanced instructional technologies in the classroom. Although this article is somewhat self-promotional due to the product seller being the one issuing the endorsement, it doesn’t lessen the school’s technological achievement. Congratulations to Florida High for your progressive stance on educational technologies!

More information on Local Tech Startup CICEFT, Inc.

This article on talgov.com makes note of the $5 million federal contract that CICEFT, Inc. has been awarded.

Mainline Information Systems Wins IBM Partner Excellence Award

TalTech Corporate Member Mainline Information Systems has announced their receipt of an IBM partner excellence award.

CICEFT Inc. Launches In Tallahassee

Who says Tallahassee doesn’t spawn tech start-ups anymore?

Brogan Seeking Interested Sponsors or Development Partners for Technology-Oriented Exhibit

The Mary Brogan Museum of Art and Science is in need of sponsors and partners to develop education programs and experiences in association with their upcoming technology-oriented exhibit VIDEOTOPIA.  TalTech encourages its Corporate and Small Business members to consider supporting this valuable local organization in its ongoing mission to bring significant art and science exhibits to our area.  To participate or obtain more information, please contact Hope Childree, Manager of Development at 850.513.0700 ext.

Technological Research and Development Authority and Technology Incubator Host SBIR Grant Workshop in Tallahassee

Entrepreneurs, researchers and small businesses invited to attend full-day proposal workshop

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. -Small businesses receive more than $2 billion in federal grants and contracts each year through the Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) and Small Business Technology Transfer (STTR) programs.  The Technological Research and Development Authority (TRDA) invite entrepreneurs, researchers and small businesses to attend the full-day training workshop on June 10, 2010 at the National Highway Magnetic Field Laboratory. 

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