I was listening to WTOP and heard about the Obama Administration’s plan to eliminate a significant number of websites. I could not be more thrilled. Working with a variety of clients – corporate, government, and not-for-profit – I’m a strong advocate for centralizing content on the web. The government has several antiquated websites that are [...]

As entrepreneurs and small business owners work to attract more business, social networking sites have become an extremely popular tool for engaging existing customers and reaching out to new ones.

A website is a marketing tool that’s always working for you and in this digital age, every business – no matter what size – should have a one. Launching a website can be intimidating but there are tons of tools and resources available to make the process very simple.

Women Who Tech brings together talented and renowned women breaking new ground in technology who use their tech savvy skills to transform the world and inspire change. We provide a supportive network for the vibrant and thriving community of women in technology professions by giving women an open platform to share their talents, experiences, and insights.

Working from home can save you hundreds of commuting hours, resulting in less stress, and more flexibility with your home life. Starting a load of laundry before a conference call might seem ideal for some, however depending on your personality the long list of household chores could be a distraction.

As business owners, it’s easy to be drawn to real-life success stories of businesses that started with nothing and wound up as empires. These stories make great tales, some even fit for the silver screen (see: The Social Network). Occasionally, however, the facts of these founding stories become embellished, turning more into what sounds like a movie script as time goes on.

Allyson Kapin, a Fast Company Expert Blogger and Founder of Women Who Tech, wrote a great piece about women in technology, called ‘Too Few Women in Tech? Stop Playing the Blame Game‘

It’s awfully hard to change the world—more than once. Revolutionary companies face many challenges, none more difficult than staying ahead when intoxicated with the spirits of success. Here are 10 once-transformational companies that tumbled from the top.