Tech Innovations
Updates on the progress of the Tech Industry in Sheridan.
Another block in Sheridan’s chain at Tech Summit 2018
Forward Sheridan’s Tech Summit on April 26th is in the books, and it was a roaring success. We wish to thank all the presenters and panelists for lending their time and expertise to expanding our knowledge of the potential and limitations of block chain technology.
Tech Summit – April 26, 2018
The Forward Sheridan Tech Summit is scheduled for April 26th at the Sheridan Memorial Hospital Community Room. Join experts and on the ground users to discuss IT security, grid security, and blockchain technology.
Meet Array, School of Technology and Design
Come and meet Array, School of Technology and Design. Array is Wyoming’s first private accelerated technology and design school located in downtown Cheyenne. Array offers an intense six month Full Stack Web Development course covering everything from HTML, Command Line, Version Control, CSS, Javascript, Ruby on Rails, and a whole lot more.
Big Data Conference
Mike Rankin
Mike Rankin is an Assistant Special Agent in Charge for the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Mike attended the University of Wyoming and obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics. He also attended the University of Wyoming College of Law and served as an attorney for the Wyoming Supreme Court before entering on duty with the Federal Bureau of Investigation in 1991. From 1991 to 2001, Mike was assigned to the Salt Lake City […]
Sheridan Software Developers Place 1st at Google GovDev Challenge in Denver
This past weekend 150 computer software developers descended on Denver to participate in the first GovDev Challenge sponsored by Google. Local business owners, Anne Gunn of Sheridan Programmers Guild and Mark Thoney of Wyolution, LLC teamed up with Tighe Fagan of Gannett Peak Technical Services and Wyolution partner, Jared Kail, of Lander to form Team Code Rangers.
Colorado and Wyoming state governments collaborated with Google in an effort to see how citizens can solve challenges facing […]
Programmers develop plan for remedial math app
Article by Tracee Davis, The Sheridan Press
Tuesday March 18, 2014
SHERIDAN — The Sheridan Programmers Guild has been awarded a grant from the Wyoming Business Council that will enable the company to develop software that helps students study remedial math. The Phase 0 Wyoming Small Business Innovation Research and Technology Transfer Programs are designed to give small companies a chance to compete for additional funding from other federal agencies.
SPG founder Anne Gunn explained that while […]