Seniors In Touch Joins Houston Technology Center
FRIENDSWOOD, TX, May 25, 2011 – Seniors In Touch, LLC (SIT) today announced it has been accepted into the Accelerator Program at the Houston Technology Center (HTC). Named by Forbes as one of “Ten Technology Incubators Changing The World,” HTC’s Information Technology Program provides strategic and tactical management, in-depth business guidance, and access to investors and technical service firms.
“Working together with HTC provides resources and access to capital that will help accelerate our commercialization,” says Brian Lang, Chief Executive Officer of SIT. “We’ve worked diligently to create an innovative, patented Family Communication System for residents of Senior Living Communities. With HTC’s help, that system will more quickly deploy and improve the quality and length of life for senior adults.
About Seniors In Touch:
Seniors In Touch is a patented Family Communication System for residents of Senior Living Communities. Providing today’s technologies to senior adults brings families together, improving quality and length of life for senior adults. One of the greatest challenges for Senior Living Communities is generating communication between senior residents and family members. Seniors In Touch leverages patented technologies into an innovative system, enhancing communication between seniors and their families in secure and simple online environments.
About Houston Technology Center:
Named by Forbes as one of “Ten Technology Incubators Changing The World,” the Houston Technology Center provides education, insight, and access to capital that entrepreneurs need for commercialization. The Houston Technology Center is a business accelerator and the largest technology business incubator in Texas, advancing the commercialization of emerging technology companies in the greater Houston area. A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, HTC assists Houston-based entrepreneurs within several key sectors: energy, information technology, life sciences, nanotechnology and and NASA/aerospace technologies. For more information, visit http://HoustonTech.org.
