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Is Your Company Evolving Its Digital Business Model Or Headed For Extinction?

January 24, 2019

One thing that’s clear in today’s marketplace: Consumers want fast, user-friendly, convenient and customized service–and if your company isn’t offering it, they’ll go somewhere else to find it, fast. According to IDG’s 2018 State of Digital Business Transformation, 89 percent of organizations…

by Priscilla D'Souza

Atlanta, Austin, Business, Charleston, Charlotte, Chattanooga, Dallas, DC, DIG NATION Posts, Greenville - Spartanburg, Houston, Jacksonville, Knoxville, Louisville, Memphis, Metro South, Miami, Nashville, New Orleans, Raleigh - Durham, Richmond, Wilmington

Still Not the Person You Always Wanted to Be? Three Steps to Get You There in 2019.

January 15, 2019

Improving your life starts with changing your focus, priorities and execution. We all aspire to be better people, yet too many of us hesitate to roll up our sleeves and tackle the roadblocks that prevent us from achieving that goal. We stay in…

by Stanfield Gray

Business, DIG ICON, Metro South, Startups, Tech

How to Perfect Your Pitch with Trey Scott, Founder of WatchPitch

December 18, 2018

What’s your story? Q&A series, part 3 In the mountains of North Carolina, a former journalist turned tech founder is reinventing the way startups and investors interact. After many years working as a CBS News reporter, Trey left the newsroom…

by Allyson Sutton

Advertising, Atlanta, Business, Charleston, Marketing, Media, Metro South

Purpose-Driven PR with Elke Martin of The Brandware Group

December 6, 2018

What’s your story? Q&A series, part 2 Elke Martin is not your average agency exec. She’s given away pink Vespa scooters, hosted gourmet dinners prepared by an award-winning chef and a Porsche race car driver, and put journalists “behind-the-wheel” of…

by Allyson Sutton

Business, Culture, Events, Knoxville, Metro South, Press Releases, Startups

Venture For America CEO Amy Nelson to Headline Startup Day 2018

November 26, 2018

Venture For America CEO Amy Nelson will be the featured speaker for Innov865 Week’s Startup Day 2018. Venture For America is a nonprofit fellowship program that connects recent college graduates with jobs at startups, forging a community of entrepreneurs committed…

by Deborah Robbins

Business, Culture, DC, Startups

How One U.S. Student is Fueling a Movement Against Drug-facilitated Sexual Assault

November 26, 2018

It’s a problem that’s been under-reported, under-addressed and under-combatted. Until now. The #MeToo social movement has made international headlines following the 2017 Harvey Weinstein scandal. As a result, public awareness about sexual violence is at an all-time high. One facet of that…

by Stanfield Gray

Business, Charleston, Knoxville, Marketing, Metro South, Software & Applications, Startups, Tech

Live from DIG on the 1/2 Shell: How StoragePug is Disrupting the Undisrupted

November 15, 2018

Matt Huddleston, Tommy Nguyen and Richard Jeffords of StoragePug join host Joel Sadler at DIG on the 1/2 Shell to share how they’re bringing tech to the self storage market. Each team member explains their role (and how each piece…

by Stanfield Gray

Business, Charleston, Dev & Design, Metro South, Startups, Tech

Live from DIG on the 1/2 Shell: Double Growth in Half the Time for Tech Teams with Carrie Jaquith of Lazard

November 6, 2018

From the Main Stage at DIG on the 1/2 Shell, Carrie Jaquith, VP, Digital Product Manager, Emerging Technology, Data & Analytics for Lazard shares how entrepreneurs and tech teams can double their growth in half the time by asking more questions and…

by Stanfield Gray

Business, Charleston, Culture, Dev & Design, lifestyle, Office, Press Releases, Software & Applications, Startups, Tech

Why You Should Put People First, Even in a Growing Tech Business

November 6, 2018

Tech is built by people, for people, but it doesn’t feel that way sometimes. There’s been a lot of talk about this on the West Coast, and we feel it here in the South too. Privacy concerns with Facebook—and the…

by Andrew Askins

Atlanta, Business, Culture, Houston, Office, Press Releases, Startups

5 Tips for Growing A Technology Services Company into a Top-Ranked Brand

November 6, 2018

In the technology industry, professional services companies are often overlooked in comparison to SaaS or technology-platform companies, especially in the eyes of investors and public relations. This paradigm has always seemed odd to me. Of course, I understand why investors…

by Priscilla D'Souza