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CollegeTech.com is a college technology development, integrations and management division of eCorp.com. CollegeTech is focused on developing, integrating and leveraging university technology projects within strategic operating platforms, I.e. MediaMail.com. Individuals from around the world are coming to CollegeTech.com to assimilate and contribute their strengths and abilities toward an Internet development team with similar interests, complementary technologies and similar goals. The individuals of the team possess complementary proficiencies and are responsible for the development, management and maintenance of the selected technology project.
To effectively develop synergistic educational partnerships that provides students and educators hands-on experiences in an entrepreneurial cutting edge technological environment.
To position CollegeTech to be the worlds largest student and college technology incubator, accelerator and community for the new Digital Economy.
To effectively utilize and aggressively pursue it?s targeted partners and industries to capture market share and positioning through:
- Strategic operating platforms
- ECorp?s LinkNetwork
- University departmental faculty
- Student teams
Located in Indianapolis, Indiana, CollegeTech is privately backed by seasoned Internet executives and strategic partners from the Internet industry and venture community. CollegeTech has recruited some of the leading technologists, educators and executives in the Internet community to its world-class team.
eCorp, Inc. (eCorp), founded in 1996, is a global web communications firm developing, operating, and linking global web-based domain names (platforms) into individual, industry-specific, highly focused businesses.Unique from other web communications and development companies, eCorp maximizes a unique business model, targeted industry strategy, internal company infrastructure, management expertise and external partner relationships to quickly and efficiently develop e-businesses from an already-existant portfolio of strategically-positioned domain names.
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