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Courtesy of the Journal Record OKLAHOMA CITY – TokenEx has been awarded a patent for its Transparent Gateway solution. The Transparent Gateway enables TokenEx customers to share data, such as a credit card primary account number, with any third-party payment service providers or other desired endpoints. This functionality maintains the utility of devalued and tokenizedRead more

By Katelyn Howard Courtesy of The Journal Record Each year, about 7 million people miss their medical appointments due to a lack of transportation, according to market research. SendaRide offers a solution to this problem. Care partners provide a non-emergency concierge transportation service by walking riders in and out of their medical appointments, ensuring patientsRead more

WeGoLook sells majority interest By: Journal Record Staff Copyright © 2016 The Journal Record OKLAHOMA CITY (JR) – WeGoLook, the 7-year-old company headed by CEO Robin Smith, sold an 85-percent interest to Crawford & Company for more than $36 million. The acquisition was approved by the directors of both companies for $36.125 million and willRead more

Dave King sees data the way proto-birds once used downy temperature-regulating panels to glide and fly. When an attribute that developed to serve one function is co-opted to for another, it’s called exaptation

Mary Hestilow’s fellowship with i2E two years ago is proving useful in her interactions with business advisory clients at Grant Thornton now, she said.

Nearly two-thirds of Oklahoma entrepreneurs responding to an online survey reported higher revenues during the last half of 2013 and 81 percent of those expect higher revenue in the first half of this year.

That secret elixir is no longer a secret, as Strong Tonic is quickly making its place behind bar counters and on retail shelves across the metro.

Rapid advances in chemical technologies have created a niche market need for companies such as Oklahoma City-based Drik LLC, founder and Chief Executive Kumar Sripathirathan said.

Oklahoma’s Office of Management and Enterprise Services has engaged Oklahoma City-based MedEncentive to pilot the agency’s mutual accountability study program with HealthChoice beneficiaries.

Two veterans of the data security industry have capitalized on the technology that replaces standard data encryption with Tulsa-based TokenEx.

Teams from the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University were first-place division winners of the Donald W. Reynolds Tri-State competition.

Oklahoma City-based recently received $2.7 million in a second round of funding from the federally funded Small Business Innovation Research program.

Team RxOmni’s from Oklahoma State University-OKC won $10,000 as GovCup Small Business Division first-place winner.

i2E investment of $500,000 led a financing round of $1.03 million in innovative crash sensor technology developed by Tulsa’s ICEdot.

Moleculera Labs won the overall award at The Journal Record’s Innovator of the Year event honoring business innovation Thursday night.

OSU has embraced app development as a thriving transition between products and services, Cowboy Technologies CEO Steve Wood said.

Advertising is a matter of perspective in the social media frontier, and PinLeague’s Daniel Maloney intends to help shape that data landscape.

The VentureSpur accelerator has secured funding from capital firm Trailblazer Capital in Dallas to launch its 2013 program at twice the size of its inaugural program.

The i2E Fellows Program is seeking applications from college students for paid, 10-week fellowships at OKC and Tulsa entrepreneurial companies.

Love’s Entrepreneurship Center at Oklahoma City University hosted OCU’s annual Entrepreneurship Day activities on Wednesday.