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Supercharge your company with a new CRM

By Jen Neumann | Tech Column Excel spreadsheets, handwritten notes, emailing yourself details about a customer’s preferences — these are ways that we input and...

Real Success with Nate Kaeding: Lisa Bluder

UI women's basketball coach Lisa Bluder on the sidelines during a UI women's basketball game. PHOTO BRIAN RAY/HAWKEYESPORTS.COM   Sponsored by MidWestOne Bank, this is the...

Untangling the future of technology

Shive-Hattery's Matthew Krenz takes attendee Amy Belice through a virtual demonstration world at the CBJ's Tech Untangled event. PHOTO ADAM MOORE   By Dave DeWitte [email protected] Technology is...

NL startup makes scoring the complex simple

Screenshots of OSCAR, the flagship platform from MZ Development. CREDIT MZD   By Katharine Carlon [email protected] Scoring essays, portfolios, presentations and other open-ended measures of knowledge and ability...

Pitching in for quality of life

CBJ Editorial A first pitch and opening ceremony were held last week for the first phase of Prospect Meadows, a $13.6 million recreational complex east...

Local TV news needs a whiteboard session

By Joe Coffey |  The Fifth Estate The time is right for local TV news stations to pioneer a new product. Current newscast audiences —...

Mental health: A critical consideration for society

By Michelle Niermann | Health Care Column In May, we recognized Mental Health Month. Mental health remains a topic of critical importance in our country....

Can beer save Iowa’s small towns?

Microbreweries surface as latest strategy for struggling Main Streets By Dave DeWitte [email protected] CENTRAL CITY—In this slow-growing Linn County town of 1,280, there’s a general feeling that...

Blockbuster project arrives for CR’s ‘Banjo block’

A rendering showing the proposed Banjo block project in downtown Cedar Rapids. Council members hailed the project's "wow" factor and its inclusion of a...

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