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3 wearable technology products that show Arizona approach to innovation works

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By Kathleen Lee, Brad Jannenga, Neil Giuliano
| AZ Big Media Verified
The Partnership for Economic Innovation’s Arizona WearTech Applied Research Center is shaping a new era of health tech innovation. (Photo courtesy of Partnership for Economic Innovation) A technology transformation is blooming in the Sonoran Desert, as the Partnership for Economic Innovation’s Arizona WearTech Applied Research Center is shaping a new era of health tech innovation.
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Chassi closes $2.5 million seed round with participation from Revolution’s Rise of the Rest Seed Fund to launch its SaaS Application Core

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By Brad Jannenga
| chassi.com
PHOENIX, Sept 4, 2018 — Chassi, a new application development platform that provides powerful APIs and scalable development environments for SaaS companies, has closed a $2.5 million seed round from a group of sophisticated early-stage investors including Revolution’s Rise of the Rest Seed Fund. Revolution is in an investment firm led by AOL Co-Founder Steve Case.
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Brad Jannenga talks about the rise of WebPT and giving back to the Phoenix startup community

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By Brad Jannenga
| bizjournals.com
It's a story not unlike other startups - it all started in the back of a coffee shop. The idea to create WebPT - a web-based electronic medical record systems for physical therapists - resulted in quickly needing to relocate our startup from the coffee shop to a small office in the Phoenix Warehouse District. What came next now seems like a blur; an initial round of capital, moving into an even larger office space, and a Series B round of funding.
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