A Baltimore founder is relaunching his company’s platform to show Salesforce users where to ditch unnecessary licenses.

Local tech leaders, who are also hosting a preview event, hope to harness the national attention and brand the region as the heart of the AI economy.

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Darius Clair, formerly of Techstars and WeWork, says business leaders should forge more authentic connections and figure out ...

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In 2010, Technical.ly announced Philly Tech Week to stitch together various efforts. From just a dozen events the first year, ...