Software developers can’t get a job unless they have experience, but they can’t get experience if they can’t get a job. For the past decade, the Excella Extension Center at the Virginia Tech Corporate Research Center in Blacksburg has bridged that gap, training Virginia Tech students as they work on projects for Excella clients.
1901 Group, VT Corporate Research Center (VTCRC), and local leaders celebrate the groundbreaking of 1901 Group’s Enterprise IT Operations Center (EITOC).
Governor Northam today announced that Ozmo, a technology company that builds software products for mobile operations and their customers will add 40 jobs.
The Commonwealth secures Business Facilities’ top annual honor with a diversified and successful high-tech growth strategy.
The Commonwealth of Virginia was ranked the no. 7 most innovative state by Forbes.
The Blacksburg-Christiansburg-Radford MSA (commonly known as Virginia’s New River Valley) is the 10th most concentrated metro for number of jobs in high-tech industry, according to an analysis by Select USA.
Sixteen team members from Virginia Economic Development Partnership, hosted by Onward NRV staff, visited Virginia’s New River Valley from August 23-24 to learn more about the region’s communities and targeted industries.
The Blacksburg metro, known locally as the New River Valley, recently ranked 3rd out of 25 among metros with high ratio of IT graduates to IT jobs.
