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Leaders launch high-tech councils
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Last week Oklahoma's high-tech leaders took steps to take the
state's economy to a new level. Industry leaders have committed to
creating industry councils for the biotechnology, software and
telecommunication sectors.
This action is an outcome of the preparation by industry leaders
for the Governor's Technology Summit where opportunities and barriers
to doing high-tech business in Oklahoma were explored. The leaders
expressed conviction the concept of industry councils in Oklahoma is...
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