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The state of technology in Minnesota

May 7, 2012 | sourced

By Dan Carr, Star Tribune

“Did you know that 46 percent of adult Americans now have a smartphone, according to Pew Research? And, Flurry Mobile Analytics estimates that 45 percent of our media consumption time is spent interacting with our phones and the Web.

Business has also moved to the Web in a big way. Our enterprises sell differently, communicate expansively and track information robustly. Storage, security and software engineering — long Minnesota strengths — are being leveraged in exciting and creative new businesses, as well as large businesses.”

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