Technology

Cancer care alliance invests in new technology

Group nears end of drive to upgrade machines

December 5, 2019

The Alliance for Cancer Care is in the final stages of a two-year push to upgrade its stereotactic ablative radiotherapy equipment, which provides a more targeted method of administering doses of radiation.

Lewis Lee-led IP venture grows here, internationally

Aon unit anticipates it will nearly double its employment

December 5, 2019

Natasha Nellis

Nearly 18 months after the quiet acquisition of Spokane-based 601West by global insurance giant Aon PLC, the small intellectual property business consultancy has grown to nearly 120 employees globally and is expected to nearly double its staff

EWU looks to fix 'leaky' STEM pipeline with 100 Women Strong

Program aims to attract, keep females in engineering, computer science fields

November 7, 2019

Virginia Thomas

The national average for women undergraduate students majoring in engineering and computer science is 20%, while the percentage of women students in those majors at Eastern Washington University trails even that low rate at 10%, says Leslie Cornick,

Putting the tech in architecture

Local firms explore 3D, virtual reality, drones

November 7, 2019

Natasha Nellis

The flood of technology over the past 10 years has changed the day-to-day operations of Inland Northwest architecture firms, and up-and-coming technology advances have the potential to change the industry even more, experts say.

Gravity Labs founders launch new news app

Through nonprofit effort, Respite to provide info for transgender community

October 24, 2019

Virginia Thomas

Robbi Katherine Anthony and Patrick McHugh, founders of nonprofit project Solace, have launched an app that aims to curate news relevant to the transgender community.

ST Telemedia to acquire interest in 2nd Watch

Singapore company looks to increase holdings in U.S.

October 24, 2019

Kevin Blocker

Singapore-based ST Telemedia intends to acquire a controlling interest in 2nd Watch Inc., a cloud computing company founded in Liberty Lake. The transaction is pending regulatory approval. Jeff Aden, a co-founder of

Spokane startup Appiture develops new autism screening tool

Appiture hopes to land funding for clinical trials

October 24, 2019

Natasha Nellis

Spokane startup Appiture is exploring new handheld technology for a fast and noninvasive way to screen for autism spectrum disorder in children. The idea was born from research by Georgina Lynch, an associate professor in the Department of Speech

Mobile medicine looks to cover health care gaps

Two separate services gear up in Spokane area

October 24, 2019

Virginia Thomas

Two separate health care partnerships here - one involving MultiCare Health System and the other involving Washington State University - have created relationships with mobile health care services to provide treatment for different patient populations

Remitly opens Spokane office

International money transfer company cites talent pool here

October 16, 2019

Mike McLean

Remitly, a Seattle-based international money transfer company that claims to serve nearly 2 million customers, has opened a Spokane office in the Bennett Block building, at 503 W. Main downtown. The company transfers more than $6 billion annually for c

AristaPoint establishes office in Spokane

Specialty insurance agency plans to double staffing

October 10, 2019

Natasha Nellis

Kirkland, Washington-based AristaPoint, an insurance agency and private group market administrator, has opened a new Spokane office in the historic Flour Mill, at 621 W. Mallon, says CEO Patrick Chestnut. The new office will include full-time consulting