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ViryaNet Revenue, Profit Down In Q1

Jacquelyn Gutc |

Westborough's ViryaNet, which develops mobile workforce management software, saw revenue fall for the first quarter of 2013, to $2.9 million compared with $3.2 million last year.

Fitchburg Firm Delays Quarterly Report

Emily Micucci |

Arrhythmia Research Technology Inc. of Fitchburg said it will not be able to file its quarterly report for the quarter ending March 31 due to an ongoing internal review by an audit committee and the...

Firm Launches In Vitro Diagnostic Devices

Emily Micucci |

Framingham-based AB SCIEX, a global analytical technology company, announced the launch of a series of spectrometry-based systems for use in European clinical diagnostic laboratories, the company...

Revenue Up, Losses Down For Precision Optics

Emily Micucci |

Precision Optics Corp. of Gardner posted significant revenue gains and smaller losses in its third quarter, thanks to growing sales of existing and newly developed products for medical applications.

Mark Aslett, President and CEO, Mercury Systems, Chelmsford

Mark Aslett has steered Chelmsford military electronics manufacturer Mercury Systems through a difficult period. Hired not long before the onset of the 2008 recession, Aslett came to a...

Milford Medical's Robot Highlights Business-Patient Care Balance

LIVIA GERSHON |

From MetroWest495 Biz's latest print issue: How do hospitals weigh capital investments in new technology? Milford Regional Medical Center's new surgical robot offers a glimpse into the...

The Marketing Sweet Spot: Inbound And Outbound

Martin Lieberman |

It wasn't long ago that marketers were screaming from the rooftops about their new favorite duo: Email marketing and social media.

Maynard Firm Announces $20M In Financing

Maynard-based Acacia Communications, which makes optical and electrical technology for data transmission, said it has closed a $20-million round of financing from four investors.

Kopin To Open Silicon Valley Tech Center

Jacquelyn Gutc |

Kopin Corp., based in Westborough, announced the opening of a second California location.

Harvard Bioscience CEO Retires

Rick Saia |

Chane Graziano, the CEO of Holliston-based Harvard Bioscience Inc., has resigned for personal reasons after 17 years in that role and will retire, the company's directors announced today.

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