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SavvyCard continues to grow, and we’re very happy to introduce you to Ian Nerney, who will be helping us out as a project manager. Specifically, that means Ian will be making sure that new SavvyCards look great, and he’ll also be helping us get processes in place to keep...

For the past two weeks, Realtors have been in something between a flutter and a frenzy over the purchase of realty data aggregator Trulia by its competitor, Zillow. Zillow and Trulia have been triggering angst in Realtors for nearly a decade now, and the prospect of them joining...

Our hometown of St. Petersburg, Florida is rich in the arts, which is one of the reasons SavvyCard’s founders and staff love being here. Unfortunately, rather than wandering the streets looking at art all day, we’re inside, so we’re looking for some pieces to help...

The Tampa Bay Business Journal has just released their writeup of a roundtable discussion between a number of local business leaders, including our very own David Etheredge, Joey Redner of Cigar City Brewing Company, and Peter Dobler of Dobler Consulting. Unfortunately, the...

83 Degrees is definitely the most interesting source of business, technology, and culture reporting in the Tampa Bay Area – and we’re not just saying that because they like to write about us. 83 Degrees writer Justine Benstead came to one of our Lunch and Learn events...

A lot of tech companies keep their customers at arm’s length. If you’ve ever tried to get support from Google or Facebook, you know what we’re talking about. Those companies are glad to direct you to support writeups, videos, and forums. Talking to an actual person is a lot more...

We’re excited to announce that we’ve been nominated by our friends at Tampa Bay Wave for consideration as one of the Tampa Bay Technology Forum‘s Emerging Technology Companies of the year. The 2013 winner of the award was the cloud and infrastructur...

Our C.E.O. David Etheredge was recently a guest on John Frazier’s BizBuzz Florida show, where he discussed the challenges and possibilities for startups in Florida, alongside Jake Filloramo of Tampa Bay Wave. You can find the June 28th Episode Here. Scroll down the page a...

SavvyCard’s web app makes it easy to connect with people on mobile, but what if a customer researching a business on a desktop or laptop decides to get up and go there? For most browsers, the transition away from desktop still means writing an address on a scrap of paper or...

Okay, we usually keep things pretty focused here, but we had to share this. Quadcopters are a technology likely to be nearly as revolutionary as the smartphones that SavvyCard is tailored for. This video is a great example, giving us a totally new perspective on downtown Tampa....