Instant Technologies has been awarded the 2007 IBM Lotus Award in the Best Tool/Utility Solution category for the development of the Instant Queue Manager - software designed to pass customer queries on to the next available agent. It’s the third…
Products by Transparent Language, a Nashua-based developer of language learning solutions, have been chosen by the US Air Force for use in training officers. The deal involves Transparent Language’s CL-150 Technology Matrix for Critical Languages and includes an enterprise-wide license…
The decline continued in November in the number of contracts for future residential and nonresidential construction in New Hampshire. Future nonbuilding construction contracts nearly doubled for the month, however. According to McGraw Hill Construction of Lexington, Mass., contracts for future…
The month-long securities fraud trial of five Enterasys Networks executives may be over, but the legal arguments continue. Three of the four convicted defendants have filed motions urging the judge to overturn the jury’s Dec. 19 verdict and acquit them…
Shareholders of the former Riverstone Networks received a small year-end bonus -- a check for nearly 17 cents a share. RNI Wind Down Corp. - Riverstone’s bankrupt shell - announced the distribution shortly before Christmas, less than three months after…
An ongoing legal battle between the associations that represent New Hampshire state troopers and the state highway patrol officers has taken another twist — this time with yet another claim filed in Rockingham County Superior Court. The original suit, filed…
Much has changed since the Littleton Bike Shop opened its doors in 1981, including its location, name and owner. The innovation and commitment to customer service critical to its North Country success remains, however, under the ownership of Dave and…
As co-pastors of the Salvation Army in Manchester, Major Gregory Hartshorn and his wife, Major Barbara Hartshorn, are leaders of a small church community with a large mission. Major Hartshorn is a Manchester native who returned to the city in…
“Did I just see the future?” This is the question I asked myself as I exited the office building at 1000 Elm St. in Manchester on Dec. 10 after attending a reception in the Sheehan Phinney Bass + Green office…
November may have seemed warmer than usual in New Hampshire, but there’s a deep chill in real estate. Three of my neighbors perfectly illustrate how the sales statistics, unpleasant as they are, do not completely reflect just how hard this…
