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KRAZOOM is a database of job postings that allows job seekers to select requirements that match their skill set, instead of typing in keywords in a trial-and-error process, which is how most other online job boards, like Monster.com, work. — Today, KRAZOOM has over 200,000 daily job postings, but a challenge the company faces is convincing more employers to list open positions. Seip said KRAZOOM will try to attract employers through its partnership with the Stamford Innovatio

Mark My Media LLC and Seldera LLC Join CTech Incubator New associate members to offer SaaS and energy efficiency solutions  Rocky Hill, Conn., October 11, 2011 – Connecticut Innovations (CI), the state’s quasi-public authority responsible for technology investing and innovation development, today announced that Mark My Media LLC of Stamford, Conn., and Seldera LLC of Hamden, Conn., have become associate members of the technology business incubator CTech@Science Park at Yale

We finally saw an uptick in the IT job market in June.  Employers posted 5.4% more IT job opportunities in June compared to May.  While this may sound like good news, this increase is not as drastic as expected considering the economy has recently seen signs of improvement.  There is always the possibility that this is merely evidence of a slow early-summer season, which is fairly typical, or employers are facing new economic concerns, causing a slow paced IT job market. Down

June 2010 Report: Unfortunately, during the month of May the IT job market in Connecticut slipped 5.1% from April. While employers in Financial Services continued to support the demand, Insurance and IT Services industries decreased their demand for IT workers.  In the surrounding states, the IT job market continued its upward trend. Download Skillproof IT Connecticut Report June 2010 To view the archive of Connecticut IT Job Trends Reports click here. It is hard to say at th

Untitled Document With the end of the school year here, it seems to make sense to talk about workforce development. There are many efforts in the state and many people passionately trying to get a collar and leash around the giant that is our “education industrial complex.” (If I am allowed to mix metaphors). The technology and innovation community seems in agreement that a strategic advantage for Connecticut is having a “K-20” school system that really “nails it” when it com