ChainIT has joined the Technology Association of Georgia as a corporate member and added three Atlanta-based team members: Chief Commercial Officer Jason Patrick, TAG’s former Chief Development Officer; Alex Knight, Vice President, Verified Payments and Authority; and Senior Sales Engineer Joshua Lewis. This week, ChainIT published Patrick’s executive white paper, The Authority Gap Has No C-Suite Owner, on why companies rarely check authority at the moment of action. ChainIT also sponsors the TAG FinTech Society.

Georgia’s growth in robotics, additive manufacturing and AI is creating new opportunities for manufacturers, but it is also increasing their reliance on specialist software suppliers. This article explores what can happen when critical technology support ends, the continuity questions businesses should ask and how software escrow, SaaS continuity and verification testing can support a practical recovery plan.

Leapfrog co-founder recognized for decades of business leadership, service and investment in Georgia’s communities.

Inventor, engineer and STEM advocate to be honored at the TAG Chairs’ Gala on November 19.

J.J. Po-An Hsieh has been appointed chair of the Department of Computer Information Systems (CIS) at Georgia State University’s J. Mack Robinson College of Business, effective Aug. 16. An internationally recognized information systems scholar, experienced academic leader, and graduate of Georgia State’s Ph.D. program, Hsieh assumes leadership of a globally recognized department as artificial intelligence reshapes business and the information systems discipline.

Georgia’s ports support about 651,000 jobs, and the Port of Savannah handled 5.67 million TEUs in fiscal 2026. Yet much of the work between ERP, WMS, and TMS still runs in spreadsheets. This guide names five custom supply chain software development providers for Georgia enterprises in 2026: Trinetix, Grid Dynamics, ScienceSoft, Intellias, and EPAM Systems. It explains what each builds, its Georgia presence, and which project it fits best.

The Atlanta Business Chronicle has named Buchalter’s Atlanta office a 2026 Best Places to honoree. The recognition is based on employee survey results conducted by Quantum Workplace, which evaluated workplace culture, including team dynamics, leadership trust, communication, and overall employee experience among Atlanta-employers.

The Technology Association of Georgia (TAG) today announced the companies selected for the 2026 Fintech South Innovation Challenge, an annual competition showcasing promising Georgia-based startups shaping the future of financial technology.

The Escrow Company’s Nathan Hopkins explores how AI supplier risk is evolving and why resilience & continuity planning matter more than ever.