Austin Craig

Salt Lake City based Mighty has announced $4.3 million in seed funding from Slack Fund, GSV Ventures, Origin Ventures, Album VC, Acadian Ventures, and Village Global. Founded in 2018, Mighty offers managers greater transparency into their team’s day-to-day work by pulling information directly from productivity tools.

In his ten years as CEO of C7 Data Centers before it was acquired in 2017, CEO Wes Swenson noticed a trend in the data center industry. “90% of data centers are 10,000 to 20,000 square feet. That’s great for small to medium-sized clients, but you

At the beginning of 2020, Lehi based JetDental was looking forward to record-breaking sales. Month over month, if they simply kept on pace, they’d break revenue records for March, April, May, and June. But those projections didn’t account for a global pandemic. On March 12, news broke

At the beginning of 2020, Lehi based JetDental was looking forward to record-breaking sales. Month over month, if they simply kept on pace, they’d break revenue records for March, April, May, and June. But those projections didn’t account for a global pandemic. On March 12, news broke

Social networks make it easy for individuals to update their own information for others in the network to see. Why can’t businesses do the same? That’s the idea behind Graphite Connect from Graphite Systems Inc. The Lehi based company launched in 2018, securing its first clients in 2019.

Social networks make it easy for individuals to update their own information for others in the network to see. Why can’t businesses do the same? That’s the idea behind Graphite Connect from Graphite Systems Inc. The Lehi based company launched in 2018, securing its first clients in 2019.

The strange days of 2020 have almost every office-dweller working from home, which is great news for remote tools like Zoom and Slack. But when there’s no water cooler to gather around, teams can lose both relationships and the nuance of informal face to face conversation. That’s

The strange days of 2020 have almost every office-dweller working from home, which is great news for remote tools like Zoom and Slack. But when there’s no water cooler to gather around, teams can lose both relationships and the nuance of informal face to face conversation. That’s