Dallas Texas, February 26, 2020 - InspireHUB Inc. is undertaking a survey in partnership with Cyber.SC to better understand how digital advertising agencies secure open-source platforms for their brands and customers.

Businesses are struggling with digital transformation despite that, in 2019 (for the second year in a row), technology is listed as their number one investment priority. Small to midsize businesses are particularly vulnerable as they are the preferred target of all cyberattacks, with 60% of SMBs closing within six months of being attacked.

Dallas, Texas, June 29, 2017 – The Global PTSI Foundation (Global) is putting a mobile app to work to support its mission assisting people suffering with Post Traumatic Stress Injuries (PTSI).

Global was created to support the novel use of stellate ganglion blocks (SGB) to treat patients with PTSI, and to promote research and medical publications of SGB applications for PTSI.  Lead by Chairman Richard Cantwell (LTC Ret), Global is now putting technology to work to amplify the good. Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Eugene Lipov, who “discovered” the treatment for post-traumatic stress suffers, has inspired more than 4,000 treatments to date, including hundreds of treatments delivered by Dr. Lipov himself, funded by the Foundation.

Dallas Texas, August 12, 2016 – A Canadian town is the first to have bragging rights in North America as it launches the latest in Progressive Web App Technology to engage with its local residents.  The Town of Tecumseh is located in Ontario, Canada and worked with InspireHUB Canada (a subsidiary of InspireHUB Technologies, the creator of the IHUBApp) to create a personalized web app experience for its residents.

“Progressive Web Apps are particularly well-suited to meeting the needs of cities and towns with their compliance requirements and their needs for citizen engagement,” explains Karolyn Hart, COO of InspireHUB Technologies.

“The Town of Tecumseh is always looking at new ways to reach residents and continue to communicate the work we do for them. We have three main priorities to engage our residents: communication, compliance, and reach,” explains Mayor Gary McNamara of Tecumseh. “When we learned about the IHUBApp and saw that residents controlled their app experience by joining the channels they are interested in, we felt that was a game changer. Using the latest technology means we can make the app available to anyone who has a browser. More residents can participate in this experience rather than those with certain phones.”

The IHUBApp comes standard with a number of features and tools aimed at increasing the engagement between residents, administration and elected officials including the ability to: participate in real-time polls and surveys,  register for events, create private channels for sensitive communications like economic development files, determine the frequency of notifications, fundraising and volunteer management tools, along with allowing all users the ability to upload their own content for sharing through the app.

The Tecumseh App can be accessed by visiting www.tecumsehapp.ca in your mobile browser and following the prompts to add to your home screen.   

To request a tour or view a sample of the IHUBApp for cities please visit: www.inspirehub.com/mycity
 

Dallas Texas, December 30, 2015 – InspireHUB Inc. announced the release today of their free whitepaper "The 2016 Future of Apps: From Native to Web."

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?”