I’m not sure if web design shop Furio’s Web2.0 Innovation Map is anywhere close to being comprehensive, but what’s up there now doesn’t look great for the Hudson Valley. Just two Web2.0 sites north of New York City, and none in Albany. Is this a big deal? Not when you consider all the good news of late about growth in chip manufacturing and nanotech research in the Albany and Fishkill areas. But as AnnaLee Saxenian writes in her book Regional Advantage, developing a truly sound tech economy requires a diversity of businesses. We’ve got the hardware, chips and such in spades. But do we have enough of the soft stuff – Web services, software development, etc.?
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- Alliance of Technology and Women, Albany Chapter
- Company K Media
- Empire State Development
- Hudson Valley Center for Innovation
- Hudson Valley Community College
- Hudson Valley Technology & Commerce
- IBM
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- Marist College
- Mid-Hudson Technology Council
- NXP Semiconductors
- Rensselaer Incubator Program
- Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (RPI)
- Schenectady County Community Business Center
- Sematech
- Smart Start Venture Forum
- SUNY New Paltz
- Tech Valley Angel Network
- Tech Valley Chamber Coalition
- Tech Valley High
- Tech Valley Ruby Brigade
- Technology Roadmap
- The Children’s Museum of Science and Technology
- The Greene (County) Accelerator
- U-Start Incubator, Union College
- Vassar College
- WordPress.com
- WordPress.org
- Zumtobel – Hi-tech Lighting
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