Ag Expansion Brings ‘Huge Win’ to Shelbyville

Indiana’s ag sector is marking another win. Krone North America has announced plans to move its headquarters from Memphis, Tennessee to Shelbyville and create more than 100 high-wage jobs by 2021. The agriculture equipment company says it will invest $12.5 million to build its facility, which will also include a distribution center, showroom and training space. Chief Executive Officer Tommy Jones says the move provides the company “a strong base of knowledgeable workers” and aligns with its North American growth strategy. Read More>>

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IMPaCT Partnership Will Further Encourage LifeShare Technologies Growth

Shared family experience was the source of inspiration behind LifeShare Technologies, a startup company housed in Shelbyville’s Intelliplex business development incubator. The company’s principals found that they, like many families nowadays, were faced with aging loved ones needing additional care and assistance but feeling isolated from relatives and friends. While younger generations find it hard to unplug from access to various technology, many seniors are intimated by the vast choice and use of technology. LifeShare began with the goal of creating user-friendly technology to enable seniors and their families to stay better connected.

Ventures helps Knauf find solutions

Relationships born amid private- and public-sector partnerships continue to bear fruit at Rose-Hulman Ventures, as the team wraps up two projects building specialty test equipment…

Rose-Hulman Ventures improves data management and analysis for Indiana manufacturer VIP Tooling

A Rose-Hulman Ventures-created mobile app allows VIP Tooling to record, manage, and analyze data in the plant faster and better than ever before. VIP is…