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Turn Your Steps and Gym Visits Into Charity Dollars With Kilter Rewards

Turn Your Steps and Gym Visits Into Charity Dollars With Kilter Rewards

In a tough hiring market, the workplace wellness industry continues to expand as employers seek ways to sweeten the deal for potential employees. A recent Harvard study found that workplace wellness programs can generate significant savings for both parties, and the market is expected to surpass $80 billion by 2025.

Gimme Grows Beyond Vending Machines And Into Micro-Markets, Grocery Stores and Computer Vision

Gimme Grows Beyond Vending Machines And Into Micro-Markets, Grocery Stores and Computer Vision

At its inception in 2014, Atlanta startup Gimme Vending had one purpose: to help vending machine owners stay on top of their inventory and prevent loss of income due to an item being out of stock. Their IoT software and hardware solution sent alerts about low inventory and expiration dates.

Startup Duo Widens Their Reach Into Women's Health With Digital Health Concierge Jessie

Startup Duo Widens Their Reach Into Women's Health With Digital Health Concierge Jessie

Kerranna Williamson and Amy Domangue are incredibly passionate about women's healthcare and helping close the gender disparity in accessible care options. According to a recent report, more than 90 percent of the most popular health plans charge women more than men on an individual basis. In 2016, the

ShootProof Eyes Acquisitions to Scale Its One-Stop-Shop for Photography Businesses

ShootProof Eyes Acquisitions to Scale Its One-Stop-Shop for Photography Businesses

Managing a business as a professional photographer is about a lot more than showing up with camera in hand. It involves operations with many moving parts, projects in different stages of completion, plus attempting to stay on top of branding and marketing. In addition to the actual photos, photographers must

GlobalXplorer Brings Tech Into Archeology, Taps "Citizen Scientists" to Crowdsource New Discoveries

GlobalXplorer Brings Tech Into Archeology, Taps "Citizen Scientists" to Crowdsource New Discoveries

Archeology professor Sarah Parcak, Ph.D, has used satellite imagery to map ancient archeological sites for nearly 20 years. In her work, she always tries to involve and engage local communities, like school groups and senior citizens, to get a wide perspective on her archaeological findings. After winning the 2016

Senegal Software

How A Temp Staffing Firm Turned Its Internal Software Into A Startup to Help Other Gig Workers

Though the “gig economy” is a trendy phenomenon to talk about these days, the underlying truth is that short-term contract labor is, well, not new. The Bureau of Labor Statistics found that the largest brackets of those who define themselves as self-employed or working as independent contractors are the 65

Greenzie

What's Software-Heavy Atlanta Ventures' Newest Startup? Automated Lawn Care Robots

Search “robot lawn mower fails” on YouTube and you’ll quickly wind up both chuckling, and with the assurance that, if you want a cleanly-trimmed lawn, you’ll be sticking it out in the hot sun for a few years yet. Experts consistently say that, though robotic vacuums have fulfilled