WINDSOR, Ontario, April 18, 2018 /CNW/ -- InspireHUB Technologies (inspirehub.com) has been named the Innovation Winner in the 2018 Business Excellence Award sponsored by the Windsor-Essex Regional Chamber of Commerce, recognizing their pioneering work with the IHUBApp.  The IHUBApp helps organizations collaborate, communicate and measure engagement in one easy-to-use hub. InspireHUB was one of the first companies to use the leading-edge Progressive Web App Technology introduced by Google that is now being adopted by many of the largest companies in the world. PWAs allow users to engage app technology via a mobile browser URL without having to go to an app store.

Dallas, Texas, May 2, 2017 – Sierra Sage has made headlines for its success surrounding the innovative all natural first-aid product Green Goo that went from being sold in a local farmer’s market and ended with the company’s product being carried in over 2,000 retailers. The company's unique approach to innovation including how it makes its products and how it gives back to the world has created a passionate community that includes military, charities, nonprofits, and of course their consumers. Now, the “Giving Goo Tribe” as they are affectionately referred to has a home that allows fans to share their Goo-ey stories and how the products have either helped them individually or impacted the communities in which they live.

Dallas, Texas, February 13, 2017 - InspireHUB Inc. announced the release of the company’s third annual whitepaper “The 2017 Future of Apps: The Next Generation of Apps Arrives”.  This latest whitepaper includes exclusive insight on app trends and industry predictions from tech leaders Google and Samsung. 

"As we enter 2017, we are delighted that technology thought leaders from both Google and Samsung have participated in providing their upcoming predictions as part of this whitepaper," explains Karolyn Hart, COO of InspireHUB Inc.

Dallas Texas, October 7, 2014 – InspireHUB Inc. announced the release today of a free whitepaper entitled “The Future of Apps: Do you really need an app?”