Visions

• Congressman Ryan outlines vision for consumer control of e-health records
  (October 28, 2008) Congressman Paul Ryan gets a lot of credit for the intellectual capital he brings to Washington, D.C., and it's about...
• Alternative energy Visions: Virent looks for a successor to Apfelbach
  (October 6, 2008) Virent Energy Systems founder Eric Apfelbach says his company is looking for his successor, someone who has experience in the...
• Alternative energy visions: Virent's Apfelbach talks up green gasoline
  (September 29, 2008) Virent Energy Systems has moved a step closer to commercializing so-called “green gas,” and the company's future has never looked...
• Pete Shagory: Baird Venture Partners sees more Wisconsin success stories
  (September 10, 2008) Baird Venture Partners recently announced the closing of a $170 capital fund that was built with support from Wisconsin entities...
• Guri Sohi: Madison likely to see more tech giants
  (September 3, 2008) Guri Sohi, former chairman of the University of Wisconsin-Madison's Computer Science Department, believes that computing talent at UW-Madison could attract...
• Wisconsin economy at a scientific crossroads, Doyle says
  (July 21, 2008) Menomonie, Wis.—Defending his focus on science to propel the state's economy, Governor Jim Doyle said Wisconsin is at crossroads not...
• John Byrnes: Milwaukee's cyber status reflects lack of tech savvy
  (June 25, 2008) Milwaukee's business community has been too slow to ride new waves of technological innovation.
• Only one excuse left to avoid Web 2.0, says Forrester's Brian Haven
  (June 16, 2008) Businesses are running out of excuses to implement Web 2.0 tools, which CIOs can use to their advantage when making the business case.
• Strommer: To thrive, Wisconsin must build entrepreneurial culture
  (May 29, 2008) Venture capital expert Sue Strommer says ramped up entrepreneurial education can help create the new jobs of the knowledge economy.
• Visions with Bill Petasnick: Froedtert chief puts onus on health consumers
  (April 7, 2008) Improving health outcomes is not only about IT; consumers will have to abandon their unhealthy lifestyles, says Froedtert's Bill Petasnick.