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Jacquelyn Voghel

Jacquelyn Voghel

Reporter & Staff Writer at Providence Business News

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Rhode Island Energy recognized for EV infrastructure adoption

PROVIDENCE – Rhode Island Energy recently received national recognition for its efforts to support employees in electric vehicle ownership. Oregon-based nonprofit Forth Mobility designated the utility company with gold-level certification – its second-highest tier – thanks to Rhode Island Energy’s EV charging infrastructure at eight worksites throughout the state. The company, which provides electric and […]
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Southcoast Innovation Symposium to host AI, blockchain, Web3 symposium

FALL RIVER – Rapid growth and adoption of emerging technologies may leave some business owners feeling daunted. But the organizers of a new symposium hope to show innovators that with the right approach, they have reason to welcome these advances. On Nov. 23, Massachusetts and Rhode Island business and technology leaders will partner to hold […]
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A new R.I. investment fund that pays dividends for investors, commu...

Looking around the Broad Street neighborhood of Central Falls, Jessica David sees more than just a diverse mix of small businesses. There is public art and programming, and cleanup efforts on the nearby Blackstone River. It’s all helping to revitalize a city long saddled with economic turbulence. There’s “a feeling that something is happening,” David […]
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Brown adds online master’s degree in data science

PROVIDENCE – Technology advances and their ethical applications will stand as a central focus in a new online degree program offered by Brown University. The university’s online master’s degree in data science, a 16-month course, will “train future leaders who can handle vast volumes of data and do so with the greater good in mind,” […]
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Five Questions With: Kristie DeJesus

Kristie DeJesus | Director, Center for Entrepreneurship and Design Thinking at Bryant University 1. What is your vision for Bryant’s Center for Entrepreneurship and Design Thinking? The center will act as the central hub for Bryant’s long-standing entrepreneurial initiatives, allowing us to unify and elevate these impactful efforts and give them the recognition they deserve. […]
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PBN tech summit ‘You can’t outsource your responsibility’ to protec...

In a global environment where criminal hacking has become an industry in itself, Peter Reid acknowledges that few businesses have the resources to hire a comprehensive cybersecurity team. And even among the limited companies that do possess this capability, there’s no sitting back when it comes to protecting the security of clients and customers, said […]
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Promise, threats associated with AI, cybersecurity take center stag...

WARWICK – When talking about artificial intelligence, Rhode Island College professor Tim Henry encourages his students to think of the software like an uneducated intern.  “You have to be really specific” when working with AI, Henry said. “You can’t trust what it tells you. And [like interns], you have to give them feedback so the […]
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Third R.I. Manufacturing Day career event highlights the unconventi...

PROVIDENCE – When Katy Westcott first launched her business, Katrinkles Inc., she didn’t think of herself as a manufacturer. The business, which makes tools for knitting and crochet, took root as a hobby for Westcott, who worked in costume jewelry and design before launching Katrinkles. But even as she began to hire employees and scale […]
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R.I. Commerce Corp. awards $267K in innovation vouchers

PROVIDENCE – Four small businesses will receive a total of $266,800 from the state’s latest round of “Innovation Voucher” funding, R.I. Commerce Corp. announced on Tuesday. The Innovation Voucher program, launched in 2016, provides local entrepreneurs and small businesses with grants of up to $75,000 to support research and development capacities through partnerships with educational […]
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R.I.’s broadband plans move forward despite Cox lawsuit

Rhode Island officials say a Cox Communications lawsuit could threaten a federal $108.7 million allocation to improve high-speed internet access in the state, so they are pushing ahead with their “Internet for All” plan despite the opposition from Cox. The U.S. Department of Commerce’s National Telecommunications and Information Administration approved the state’s plan for broadband […]
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URI’s NOAA Ocean Exploration Cooperative Institute granted 5-year r...

NARRAGANSETT – A National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration-backed research effort will continue to operate out of the University of Rhode Island for at least the next five years, the university announced late last month. The NOAA Ocean Exploration Cooperative Institute, headquartered at URI’s Bay Campus in Narragansett, also includes the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, University of […]