Jack and Bob, sit down with Jon Briccetti, one of the three founders of Troy Web Consulting, a staple here in the community since 2002. They discuss the importance of making community a part of their business plan, why you should "underdo" the competition, and what it takes to build kick-ass software in an ever-changing field.
- Presented by IgniteU NY. Hosted by Jack Carpenter and Bob Manasier. Produced by Richard Lin.
Business is booming at the software development company, Troy Web Consulting. So much so the company has hired 10 new employees in recent months and expanded into 2000 more sq. ft. of office space to accommodate the growth. The firm is expecting a 15% increase in sales this year with no end in sight. “Troy Web has built a culture of success being recognized as a Best Place to Work and attracting a large team of top-notch, talented and diverse analysts, designers, and developers which in turn attracts great clients,” said Anthony DeBonis President of Troy Web Consulting. Troy Web Consulting is looking forward to an amazing 2019 as the software development partner of choice for businesses looking to optimize their business processes and customer experiences with efficient, secure and reliable kick-ass software solutions. For more information visit www.troyweb.com or call (518) 326-3798.
On Dec 7, 2018, Troy Web Consulting was recognized as one of the 2018 Best Places to Work by the Albany Business Review. Troy Web is a Troy-based custom software development firm founded in 2002. Since then, they've grown from 13 employees just five years ago, to 31 employees today. Lead by their CEO Jon Briccetti, Troy Web Consulting brings both innovative and reliable software solutions to their clients.
In their own words, "We build kickass software".
Please join the Capital Region Google Developer Group as we celebrate International Women’s Day (IWD) with a signature event open to both men and women.
International Women’s Day is marked on March 8th every year. In different regions, the focus of celebrations ranges from general respect and appreciation toward women to a celebration of women’s economic, political, and social achievements. This day also marks a call to action for accelerating gender parity. International Women’s Day has occurred for over a century, with the first IWD run by the Suffragettes in 1911.
SQL Saturday is a training event for database professionals and those wanting to learn about SQL Server and related technologies. This is our 6th SQL Saturday in Albany, and will take place on the beautiful campus at the University of Albany. The event is free, plus a $10 fee for those who will enjoy a delicious breakfast and lunch with us. Vegetarian options are available for all meals.
ABOUT THE COMPETITION
Six categories: Agtech & Food, Energy & Environment, Military & First Responder, Medtech & Well-Being, Technology & Entertainment, and Consumer Products & Services
Since 2010, more than 2,500 students have participated in the NYBPC, more than 100 businesses have been started, and the NYBPC has seeded over $1M yielding over $20M in additional funding for these companies
The winners will move on to the state-wide finals on April 26th and will compete with other regions throughout the state for cash prizes
Deadline to apply for the Capital Region Semi-Finals is March 30th
All majors welcome
No announcements, no name tags, no tech talks - just good old fashioned happy hour for the tech crowd.
Some new startups and some interesting updates for you.
Vata Verks- Smart Sensors for monitoring water and gas in commercial and industrial buildings.
Biz Idea Shower - A gift registry for startups.
Six Faced Studios - An independent game studio debuting its first release, a deceptively simple puzzle game.
Vorpal Enterprises - A platform for playing physical board games with friends, online, using the actual pieces.
Updates from Kirsh and Trophecase
The Center for Future Energy Systems (CFES) at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute is pleased to announce the 2019 Future Energy Systems Technology Conference. The conference is scheduled for Wednesday, April 10, 2019, and will be held in the Hilton Garden Inn in Troy, NY. Major programs of the event will include:
Keynote presentations by leaders in the field
Parallel oral presentation sessions focusing on new technology
A poster and exhibition session with reception
Market, develop & connect at our must-attend event of the year!
The Annual Dinner {with a twist} & Business Expo is the Chamber’s premier event of the year. Join us for an evening of unlimited networking with a cocktail reception, a business expo showcasing more than 50 exhibitors, lavish culinary stations and gourmet foods by Franklin Plaza, a decadent dessert room, casual seating and a rooftop after-party! Guests dine, explore expo booths and meet and greet all evening, allowing for maximum opportunities to make connections, build relationships and enjoy high-impact networking.
SIM Albany will be hosting a panel discussion, in conjunction with Capital District Women in Technology, on April 3rd to educate the Capital Region on the newest developments of Artificial Intelligence in our community. Join us at Pecks Arcade on April 3rd as we discuss how Tech-Giants, emerging organizations, and academic institutions are making investments in Artificial Intelligence in our own backyard and the lasting impacts of this technology for local economy. Our panel will include Bob Bedard, Selmer Bingsjord, and Nick Webb.
