AGP Executive Report
Last update: 6 hours agoRetail Tech & Cannabis: PROTEUS420 co-founder/CEO Dawne Morris will lead a cannabis retail technology workshop at IgniteIt Chicago, focusing on how dispensaries can sort real ROI from an oversaturated software pitch. Food Tech Policy: New Jersey lawmakers are weighing a ban on digital shelf labels, with critics warning it targets the wrong problem and could restrict price-display tech that shoppers rely on. AI Software Expansion: Houston-based ClickySoft is expanding its AI automation and custom software services nationwide, aiming to help mid-market firms modernize legacy systems and connect e-commerce, data, and workflows—now including New Jersey. Cyber-Physical Security for Big Events: Drone-defense firms Fortem and Ondas are preparing for World Cup security, using radar and drone interception systems to protect stadiums like MetLife in New Jersey. Public Health Planning: World Cup health officials say they’re ready for heat and crowd risks, even as federal support is reduced, shifting more burden to local departments. NJ Enforcement: NJ AG files a civil fraud lawsuit alleging a former Princeton resident stole at least $2.5M from investors via unregistered tech/AI-related securities. Workforce Pressure: A report highlights more nurses taking second jobs, underscoring ongoing staffing and pay strain. STEM in NJ Schools: Northwest Yeshiva High School students won engineering awards at a CIJE innovation summit, including an AI chess board project.
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