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Q&A with Steven Ashby

August 15, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
Number of employees you oversee: About 4,500. Brief background of your business:Pacific Northwest NationalLaboratory is a U.S. Department of Energy national lab proudly operated byBattelle since its inception in 1965. PNNL’s talented scientists, engineers andsupport professionals draw on signature capabilities in chemistry, earth sciencesand data analytics to advance scientific discovery,...
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Tri-Cities boasts numerous science and tech workers but few firms

August 15, 2019
Guest Contributor
By D. Patrick JonesMosteveryone knows that the tech pulse is strong in the Tri-Cities. The problem is,it’s hard to find the pulse in official data. The same challenge applies for presenceof the technology sector in Benton-Franklin Trends.Where in the trends site might we find some coverage? Consider data from the...
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3D technology supports Hanford design work

August 15, 2019
TCAJOB Staff
Mission Support Alliance is using industry bestpractices and 3D modeling software to help design a new water treatmentfacility on the Hanford site. The Hanford contractor’s 3D modeling is a vital designtool, enabling timely completion of complex projects. In this approach, alsoknown as building information modeling, or BIM, the designers “build”...
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Time is running out for Windows support

August 15, 2019
Guest Contributor
By George HefterOn Jan. 14, 2020, three widely-used Windows Operating Systems reach the end of their useful lives and will no longer receive updates and security patches from Microsoft: Windows 7, Server 2008 and Small Business Server 2011 (which is based on Server 2008). This so-called “end-of-support” doesn’t mean that...
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Benton REA’s new co-op solar program sells out in one week

September 13, 2018
Arielle Dreher
Members of the Benton Rural Electric Association bought out a new solar co-op program in just a week, despite declining incentives for the renewable energy source.Troy Berglund, community development and member relations manager at Benton REA, said he did not know how the program would be received.“I was...
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Libraries note increase in digital downloads as audiobook popularity grows

September 13, 2018
Jessica Hoefer
Nearly one in five Americans now listen to audiobooks.That’s because smartphones have helped usher in a new way for consumers to digest books, and audio has quickly become the fastest growing format in the publishing industry.That’s according an Audio Publishers Association’s May 2017 survey.Despite the surge in popularity of audiobooks,...
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Kennewick startup develops payment transaction solution for small businesses

September 13, 2018
Laura Kostad
Small businesses face a lot of challenges. And the least of business owners’ worries should be accepting payments from customers.In the modern era of chip cards, cryptocurrencies, Apple Pay, and other emerging payment methods, processing transactions can be a tedious and frustrating part of running a business.That’s where Kennewick’s BlockChyp...
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Improved database enables new analytical capabilities for Richland manufacturer

September 13, 2018
Laura Kostad
It turns out data analysis isn’t just a game for number crunchers. For one Richland manufacturer, it’s also a means of finding new ways to improve medical devices and equipment.During the nearly 20 years that SIGN Fracture Care International has been treating patients worldwide, the company’s vast network of surgeons...
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Q&A with Deb Bowen

September 13, 2018
TCAJOB Staff
Deb Bowen,Executive director,Washington State STEM Education FoundationNumber of employees you oversee:Three, although we plan to grow our staff this year. Brief background of your business. The STEM Foundation serves as a catalyst in ensuring all area young people are aware of, and prepared to participate in, our vibrant STEM economy.  We have...
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Higher education in Tri-Cities isn’t keeping pace with local market’s needs

September 13, 2018
Guest Contributor
By D. Patrick JonesThe Tri-Cities sport an enviable concentration of talent in science and technology. In economic statistics, most of these professionals show up in the sector “Professional & Technical Services”. The other sectors that contain tech workers are Information and Manufacturing.  While firms of lawyers and accountants make up...
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