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Brian Parsonnet Kept Finding Better Uses for Yesterday’s Data
Across four decades, the Seeq co-founder has pursued one stubborn idea: the machines already know plenty. The useful work begins when people can finally ask them better questions.
The Tiny Agency Teaching City Hall to Speak Human
Most agencies sell attention. Slate sells something harder: a way for towns, cities, and counties to sound coherent when every resident is a stakeholder and every logo can become a council-meeting debate.
The Company That Got Rich Selling You Peace of Mind for a $1,000 Phone
How a garage-built waterproof box became a $924 million bet that gravity always wins - and that you'll pay to lose gracefully.
Madwire Built a Marketing Department Small Businesses Can Rent
The Fort Collins company bundles software, ad tools and human marketing help into one operating system for small business. The wager is simple: owners do not need another dashboard - they need fewer loose ends.
New Belgium Brewing
A bicycle trip supplied the romance. Voodoo Ranger supplied the scale. Thirty-five years after its basement debut, New Belgium is testing whether craft-beer values can survive national reach, restless consumers and a change of ownership.