Montana Business

Make plans to attend the Billings Cloud Summit on Tuesday, April 9th at the Crowne Plaza. You will have the opportunity to learn from global leaders in the Cloud Industry and listen as they demystify the Cloud and explain its benefits for your business.

"We just didn’t think we’d get into a situation where we were told to buy the buildings or move out."

StoneRiver delivers the industry’s widest range of technology solutions and services to insurance carriers, agents and broker-dealers.

Company owner Bill Stoianaff says he’s been cooking sausage for over 25 years, and his dreams have finally become a reality.

While just over 900 people live in the ranching town of White Sulphur Springs, more than 8,000 people poured into the town for the Red Ants Pants Music Festival last year.

Education Logistics Inc., or Edulog, hired the new staff members after a strong sales year that included signing contracts with three of the largest school districts in the country, president Jason Corbally said.

An increasingly accessible technology, 3-D printing is creating opportunities for artists and entrepreneurs alike.

School districts represent about 90 percent of Pine Cove’s clientele. Students can go on virtual field trips to remote museums. Classes or teacher training are also delivered via teleconferencing.

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The Topels no longer print checks and their business mix has completely flipped. Richard spends 80 percent of his workday printing insect traps for another Billings company, Scentry Biologicals Inc.

"Our intention is to raise the funds that allow us to build out a pilot plant here in our facility, here in Missoula, and then to basically double our workforce over roughly a year’s time."