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We spoke with professionals at five local tech companies who shared tips for anticipating what’s hot in the industry and how to beat others to it.

Whether you’re living near SoHo's surging tech scene or in the Flatiron’s cradle of Silicon Alley, here’s a breakdown of NYC coworking spaces by neighborhood.

Tatum Hunter

Updated on April 10, 2025

Manual deploys make it hard to pinpoint what broke your codebase. Monday.com and GitLab think there’s a better way.

Built In Staff

Updated on April 10, 2025

The company aims to equip service providers with the tools they need to optimize their daily operations.

New York’s real estate industry is a weird place. Most of the city’s buildings are aging, and subject to all sorts of regulatory requirements. All of this adds up to a huge headache and the potential for some serious financial ramifications for overwhelmed property managers and landlords. That's where SiteCompli comes in.

Slice is a platform that allows users to order pizza online, from local, independent pizzerias. Simply fire up the company's website or app, and with a few clicks the guys down the street will start whipping up your favorite pie.

Michael Hines

Updated on April 10, 2025

As an engineer, finding ways to work smarter, not harder, can pay huge dividends. These are those ways.

MIRROR launched on Thursday with $38 million in funding under its belt.

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