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Dana Loof Makes Complicated Technology Sound Useful
Across three decades, Dana Loof has sold ideas most people cannot see - cloud storage, zero-client computing, AI security screening, and now the quiet software behind safer kitchens. Her specialty is turning technical machinery into a story that makes operational sense.
Solutions II Learned the Expensive Value of Saying No - Then Built a Security Business Around It
The Colorado IT provider survived a culture-clash acquisition, turned security into a major line of business, and now sells a practical idea: the data center is no longer a place. It is a promise that critical systems keep working.
TransAct Paid $3.55 Million to Stop Renting Its Software Future
The 30-year-old printer maker built a useful software business on code it did not control. Now it owns a perpetual license, runs BOHA! on Azure, and is weighing what to do with the casino unit that still pays most of the bills.
Frank Bijman and the Marketing Work Behind the Wager
From Dutch football sponsorships to a Toronto online-gaming platform, Frank Bijman’s career traces how gambling marketing moved from mass-media moments to products, partners and regulated digital infrastructure.
Boyd Interactive Paid $170 Million for the Part of Online Gambling Nobody Sees
The casino brand gets the neon. Boyd's quieter wager was on the account system, compliance work and operating muscle underneath it - infrastructure that can power its own apps and other operators' ambitions.