Since launching last fall, Nashville Inno — NBJ’s platform geared toward startups, technology and innovation wherever it may be found — has expanded its coverage of the local entrepreneurial ecosystem. The following stories highlight startups and founders who are breaking technological ground in their fields, ranging from construction to health care and beyond.... READ MORE
Bottom Line: Every business needs to resolve in 2022 to treat cybersecurity as a business decision first because the risk to operations and revenue are too great if they don’t.... READ MORE
With technology advancing quickly, so too do the capabilities for hackers. This leaves companies vulnerable and in dire need to enable and evolve their data security systems.... READ MORE
Being able to launch a tech product can always be a difficult step for startups. The technical issues in the first product are common, and user feedback during the early days of rollout often more focused on the problems than the product's actual features. This can make it difficult for teams to focus on what's working and what isn't. Luckily, in today's episode of Powderkeg Pitch, we brought on someone focused on eliminating this massive headache for startups..... READ MORE
Developers love to jump in and start pushing their code. When we start on a new stack, it always takes too much of time to setup in AWS in a scalable, secure manner. Now there are options like Terraform and BOS Framework. Terraform requires lot of learning and several iterations over several weeks and costs lot higher than the BOS Framework.... READ MORE
When a real estate transaction software tool raises $8.5 million dollars, as Nashville-based Blueprint Title did, more than just the buyers and sellers of property take notice. But what exactly does this proprietary digital closing solution do?... READ MORE
BELLE MEADE-based tech entrepreneur Sashank Purighalla has gained both initial business traction and professional recognition since his founding of BOS Framework two years ago.
In January this year, Nashville Technology Council named Purighalla its Innovator of the Year and named BOS Framework its Startup of the Year.... READ MORE
Sashank Purighalla launched BOS Framework in Nashville last year after scouting a number of peer cities as potential bases. With $2 million in funding from, among others, former Emma CEO Clint Smith, Andrew Goldner at GrowthX, Wes Warrington of Resolve Diagnostics and Robert Grajewski of The Wond’ry, the venture is off to a quick start. It markets standardized blocks of software — scheduling, user management and search tools, for instance — to entrepreneurs looking to build starter versions of their products that will let them go to market much more quickly than they could before... ... READ MORE
Innovator of the Year is presented to Shashank Purighalla by award sponsor HPA. Sashank has spent the last twenty years in technology, starting as a software developer and rising to CTO of a multi-billion dollar enterprise. In 2011, he started his first software consultancy and in 2018 he founded BOS Framework.... READ MORE
Launching a tech product can be a very rocky road for a startup. Technical issues are common, and user feedback during the early days of rollout is often focused around bugs and glitches rather than the product’s core features. This makes it difficult for teams to hone in on what’s working and what isn’t, which can delay the process of reaching product-market fit. And this all wastes a startup’s most valuable resource: time.. ... READ MORE
Leading a team of software developers, Sashank Purighalla recognized a recurring problem. His highly skilled employees were spending significant amounts of time repeating the same tasks for different companies — building calendar systems, setting up authentication systems, payment systems or shopping carts for a new app — time that they would rather spend on the actual business product they were hired to create.. ... READ MORE
Tech entrepreneur and business owner Sashank Purighalla had developed software in Australia, India, Alabama and Philadelphia. When it came to launching a new tech company that adds efficiency to software development, he chose Nashville.
"I saw where Nashville consistently was figuring in the top 10 cities in the country to live and work and grow," Purighalla said. "I happened to make some quick sales here, so people seemed to adapt to this new thought process. It seemed pretty progressive. I love the culture, love the weather, love the food, love the Southern feel. Why not here?".. ... READ MORE
While a company could create a technology platform from scratch, they don’t need to do so. After all, innovation isn’t about reinvention. It’s about enhancing what people already have and finding ways to take things to the next level. READ MORE
This is a group for software startups and/or tech enabled startups. We started this group to connect founders with and without much experience to discuss and learn about strategies for building a successful software-backed company.... READ MORE
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