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Key facts and timeline for CMMC.
By TAG Digital Health Society
By TAG Digital Health Society
July, 2020
An inclusive analysis of the jobss, GDP and output powered by science and engineering.
July 28, 2020
Updated June 15, 2020
Simple Guidance on implementing CMMC L1 Practices
CMMC is here! And the Georgia Defense Industrial Base Task Force is here to help!
Watch now for an informative webinar where we will discuss the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) and how it applies to you. In addition to an informative presentation on the basics of CMMC, including applicability to your business and CMMC requirements and timeframes, we will also introduce you to the newly formed Georgia Defense Industrial Base Task Force.
June 5, 2020
Today, we pause our programming announcements to reflect and address a much more important matter affecting our community.
Racism has no place in society. We can and must do better.
TAG President Larry K. Williams talks with Jen Bonnett, Vice President of Innovation and Entrepreneurship for Savannah Economic Development Authority (SEDA).
By Don Campbell, RightCourse
At the 2020 Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) Summit, one of the largest technology conferences in the Southeast, TAG announced two award groups that recognized Georgia-based technology companies for their innovation, financial impact, and their efforts at spreading awareness of the state’s technology initiatives throughout the U.S. and globally. What’s key here is that about one-third of the award winners are members of the dynamic and growing FinTech community.
Published in PC Magazine – October 23, 2019
MIT Technology Review – Blockchain
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By Chip Harden, Ondot Systems
Well, Apple has done it again. In true Apple fashion, the Cupertino firm has not necessarily invented anything new so much as redefined the standard in a space that we are all acutely familiar with – credit cards. Through their dedication to minimalism and an entirely mobile end to end process they seem to have completely altered consumer expectations as to what the credit card experience should be. And I think we can all expect an increasing demand for this type of experience as a result.
The ability to apply for a card in-app and be approved in minutes …
By Chip Harden, Ondot Systems
A global pandemic has proved insufficient to quell Big Tech’s continued foray into financial services. The end of March brought an announcement from Microsoft that they would partner with Plaid to launch a fintech app, integrating with its Excel spreadsheet software to provide personal finance support. Last week, TechCrunch revealed Google’s intention to unveil a “smart” debit card, apparently to serve as the payment vehicle behind Google’s checking account initiative announced in November.
By Chip Harden, Ondot Systems
As the United States copes with shrinking GDP numbers and rapidly ballooning unemployment amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, there are decidedly few sectors not suffering considerably from the demand and supply shock this current environment has precipitated.
By Glen Sarvady, 154 Advisors
125 and counting.
That’s how many Georgia FinTech companies we’ve identified competing in a thriving and highly attractive marketplace. These players range from multi-billion, multi-national public entities (First Data, NCR) to fast-growing firms that have recently gone public (Cardlytics, EVO Payments), industry powerhouses headquartered elsewhere with significant local presence leveraging Georgia’s robust FinTech labor force (Fiserv, FIS) to companies that chose to relocate to capitalize on our dynamic ecosystem (Featurespace, FattMerchant) – and more than a few startups that are already earning national accolades (Vital4, GroundFloor, Softgiving).
It’s in this latter category where some scrappy young players have …
By H. West Richards, American Transaction Processors Coalition (ATPC)
As we close out the 2018 calendar year, I look back on all the successes in the FinTech and payments community here in Atlanta, and beyond, as part of Georgia’s “Transaction Alley.” We are truly seeing collaboration between companies, industry partners, and the public sector that is unprecedented and moving the needle – with more to come in the future!
But reminiscing, I can’t help but think how 2018 was a milestone as Atlanta hosted its first P20 conference in October. The second annual event (the first was in London October 2017), the P20 brought together an international audience …
By Tommy Marshall, Georgia Fintech Academy
Applications are now open for the 2019 FinTech South Innovation Challenge. Now in its fifth year, this four-week event offers the largest prize among US FinTech startup competitions – $50,000 in cash – and at least as importantly, a pathway to massive exposure across Georgia’s leading FinTech ecosystem and beyond.
The program consists of three weekly sessions providing expert instruction from nationally recognized industry experts on critical startup skill sets such as fundraising, public relations and regulatory compliance. For example, Sean Banks – partner at TTV Capital, a leading Atlanta venture capital firm – will lead the session on …
By Tommy Marshall, Georgia Fintech Academy
The first-ever study of Atlanta’s blockchain ecosystem was released at the Technology Association of Georgia’s annual TAG Summit event in mid-February. The Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) and Georgia Tech’s Scheller College of Business collaborated on the Blockchain Ecosystem Flash Report, authored by myself (on behalf of TAG) and Nishant Dass, Associate Professor of Finance at Scheller and Founder of The Blockchain Roundtable.
Ten years have passed since the launch of Bitcoin, which is the highest profile (and in the eyes of many, the most advanced) use case to date of blockchain technology. The Atlanta area company Bitpay …