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Hogan's (tech) heroes? 

A new gubernatorial administration is coming to Annapolis in November. I know that's many financial quarters away, but are any entrepreneurs out there thinking about what the change could mean for the state's tech industry?
 
 What were some of the good things Governor Larry Hogan's administration did for Maryland's tech ecosystem? What about the bad things?
 
 Moreover, what policy concerns affecting this cornier of the state's economy should the future administration address?
 
Let us know by replying to this email or sending a note to , anytime.
 
 — Technical.ly reporter Donte Kirby (donte@technical.ly)
 
P.S. Below, you'll spot the latest story from This Week in Milwaukee Rising. This Technical.ly series highlights the social entrepreneurs, civic technologists and creative innovators who are most shaping the Midwest city, especially those focused on bringing a more just, equitable and dynamic Milwaukee economy. See the full series and subscribe to the weekly newsletter here.

Top Stories

Some common cybersecurity myths, debunked

By Donte Kirby | 2 minute readThe internet is a scary place, so here's the truth about a few myths that can make your trip through the web a little safer.
What’s around the bend for the Maryland tech economy? These local leaders shared some thoughts
By Donte Kirby | 2 minute read

The Maryland Tech Council's 2022 Digital Transformation Summit looked at the major tech breakthroughs and challenges on Maryland's horizon. Here are some key takeaways. Read more »

Wait, what’s the difference between a ‘digital workplace’ and an HQ in the metaverse?
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Dean Guida founded 200-employee Infragistics in 1989 and maintains offices on four continents. He sees a future of work that allows collaboration across time zones. Read more »

The lesson that made this longtime business exec pivot to nonprofit education
By Christine Klein | 4 minute read

In 2018, Marikris Coryell stepped into her position as president of St. Joan Antida, a small high school in the heart of Milwaukee. She delves into the challenges of urban education and the realities of the achievement gap. Read more »

Despite recent losses, report predicts Baltimore’s tech workforce to grow
By Donte Kirby | 2 minute read

The Computing Technology Industry Association's new report on the national tech workforce found other reasons to celebrate the Baltimore region's tech scene, as well. Read more »

Blast from the past

Case 9325: Uber and the legality of ridesharing in Maryland
Originally published March 11, 2014

To protect ridesharing’s future in Maryland, Uber and Lyft have joined forces to push new legislation through the General Assembly. The impetus for bill? An ongoing case inside the state’s Public Utility Law Judge Division. Read more »

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