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Kansas City entrepreneur Mark Lukenbill shares how he leveraged Kansas City’s entrepreneurial resources to launch his startup Mpruv Sports, a sports lesson booking application and social networking platform.   Mark [...]

Courtney Younglove unknowingly had an idea for a tech business but didn’t have the tech know-how. See how UMCK Tech Venture programs like Comeback KC Ventures, UMKC SBDC and Digital Sandbox KC helped her move her idea forward.

Meet the latest startups to receive up to $20,000 each in project funding from Digital Sandbox KC for its first-quarter application cycle for 2023. These four Sandbox companies represent digital solutions around help for supply chain issues, sports education, people with disabilities and mental health.

The UMKC Technology Venture Studio and KC Digital Drive teams celebrated last month Comeback KC Ventures, a program that supported innovations that aim to solve pandemic-related issues, built in just 18 months.

Through the Comeback KC Ventures program, Whiteboard2Boardroom has focused many of its efforts on supporting the acceleration of COVID-related technologies. Here are 5 Kansas City researchers and physicians working to solve the pandemic’s most pressing and complex problems.

Two UMKC research teams have received proof-of-concept funding support through Comeback KC Ventures, which will allow them take the next step toward bringing their innovations from the university lab to market to solve problems related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Digital Sandbox KC completed its fourth-quarter 2022 application cycle, adding six new companies to its roster.

Technology Venture Studio’s entrepreneurial roundtables are a place where like-minded founders come together to share lessons learned, strategize toward better outcomes and grow from one another’s successes—and learn from one another’s mistakes.

Explore the Global Entrepreneurship Week – Kansas City sessions built for tech startup founders and innovative entrepreneurs.

Explore the opportunities for tech entrepreneurs and innovative founders through the Missouri Technology Corporation’s IDEA Fund.

Thanks to mentorship and funding, Kansas City startup VaccineAssist can continue to innovate.

Digital Sandbox KC completed its third-quarter 2022 application cycle, adding six new companies to its roster.

Check out these 9 opportunities in Kansas City to help you fine tune your business model, test your idea, perfect your pitch to investors, seek your first startup investment or pursue follow-on funding.

Launch KC returns to Kansas City after a four-year break to again fund early-stage tech startups.

While COVID-19 took a tremendous toll on our community, it also unleashed a wave of creativity and energy as local innovators developed technologies, startups and new business lines in response […]

Digital Sandbox KC completed its second-quarter 2022 application cycle, adding five new companies to its roster.

Innovation is most vulnerable at the stage between research and revenue. And that’s precisely where Digital Sandbox KC comes in. The 2022 Impact Report tells the story of how project-funding for Kansas City innovations has yielded economic impact for KC founders and for our region.

Check out these two product development opportunities for non-technical founders from the Technology Venture Studio.

Founders who want to learn how to pitch to Digital Sandbox KC for early-project funding, scope out the capital landscape in Kansas City and understand product development can register for […]

Meet the newest Comeback KC Ventures Fellows who have received support.

Digital Sandbox KC completed its first-quarter 2022 application cycle, adding five new companies to its roster.

Learn how your cutting-edge business or innovative startup can apply for SBIR and STTR grants.

MTC has awarded more than $1 million in grant funding to support startups and entrepreneurship via its MOBEC program. Digital Sandbox KC and LaunchKC are among the seven statewide awardees, which will use the grants to advance technology, innovation and jobs in Missouri.

Ten Kansas City startups, eight of which are Technology Venture Studio and Digital Sandbox KC alums, will compete for $25,000 in funding at Husch Blackwell’s Get Started Omaha.

Round 1 of KC Inno’s first Inno Madness, bracket-style competition kicked off this month with thirty-two Kansas City startups. Meet the contenders and cast your votes today!

Six Black women tech founders — who run businesses focused on everything from telehealth to digital clothing measurements — shared practical insights on how KC can bolster its tech industry through better engagement and promotion of Black women.

Could 2022 be the year you get your tech startup idea off the ground? Classes and funding opportunities from the Technology Venture Studio and our partners will provide you with […]

KC Digital Drive will host a virtual workshop on Thursday, Jan. 27, aimed at advancing promising start-up business ideas that surfaced over the past year. Register today!

Six new companies join the Sandbox!

Six new companies join Digital Sandbox KC’s portfolio.

Oregon-based RFPIO recently announced the purchase of Sandbox company RFP360. The two companies will join and continue developing solutions that serve the entire RFP lifecycle.

Get to know the KC-area startups that have received project funding in the last year.

Digital Sandbox KC adds six new companies to its portfolio.

Summer in the Sand is back! Register today to hear and learn from Kansas City’s best and brightest.

Reaching the coveted million-dollar milestone is not impossible, however, and a number of Kansas City startups have demonstrated what happens when compelling ideas meet a critical market need.

NEER – named aptly as the word for “water” in multiple Indian languages – uses machine learning to analyze a city’s water infrastructure and identify leaks, predict failures and help officials prioritize maintenance of their drinking water, sewer and stormwater systems.

Digital Sandbox KC adds two new Black women-led companies to its portfolio.

Digital Sandbox KC added three new companies to its portfolio.

Digital Sandbox KC added four new companies to its portfolio.

Two more exciting innovations were shared during this month’s technology webinar. Learn more and explore how you can become a part of their development.

A new group telehealth therapy developed by the University of Missouri and the Thompson Center for Autism has seen early success in their first round of sessions.

Whiteboard2Boardroom is looking for people interested in engaging with the exciting innovative technologies developing across the region. Stay up-to-date with new technologies and see how your skills can help fledgling innovations succeed.

Digital Sandbox KC added four new companies to its portfolio.

Digital Sandbox KC added four new companies, one in partnership with the City of Overland Park, Kansas.

Overland Park joins the Digital Sandbox KC funding partnership, opening up opportunity for early-stage companies based in Overland Park.

As KC’s tech sector grows, Jill Meyer is set to take the lead for programs like Digital Sandbox KC and KCInvestED

Three companies are the newest Digital Sandbox KC selections.

iSocial was one of several startups honored by University of Missouri Chancellor Alexander Cartwright at a luncheon Oct. 11 in Columbia. Bob Etzel was recognized for his role in helping commercialize the iSocial classroom program developed by Dr. Janine Stichter of MU’s Thompson Center for Autism and Neurodevelopmental Disorders.

We spent the final day of Summer in the Sand at the Sprint Accelerator with some of the key players and connectors in early-stage funding in the Kansas City region. Here are the top five nuggets of knowledge that we learned about investors and startup funding in KC:

“Our partnership with Digital Sandbox KC has given us an opportunity to capture the full range of innovative concepts being developed in the St. Joseph area,” said Ronan Molloy, president of Innovation Stockyard.

From a virtual learning platform for kids on the autism spectrum to a St. Joe-based startup making unique cocktail bitters, the startups in the Sandbox are a great example of the diversity and creativity of this region’s entrepreneurs. Meet the four new companies to join the Sandbox.

We know that the more connected early-stage entrepreneurs are to each other and to the startup resources the more likely they are to succeed. This is especially true when you’re ready to raise capital for your startup. Meet the panel of funders on tap for the Summer in the Sand event on September 19 at the Sprint Accelerator.

Entrepreneur and veteran Aaron Brennan watched business after business incorporate technology into their processes. Still, there was one industry that he didn’t see making the move. Trash.

From helping students prepare for college to analyzing voting records to predict legislative outcomes, the startups in the Sandbox are a great example of the diversity and creativity of this region’s entrepreneurs. Meet the four new companies to join the Sandbox.

The Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation and Missouri Technology Corporation renewed their support of Digital Sandbox KC, awarding the successful proof-of-concept program a combined $950,000 grant.

We get it—it’s hard to take time away from work. Your busy hustling, often running a side-hustle in addition to a full-time job. But sometimes you have to break away from work in order to get to work and sharpen your skills. Summer in the Sand offers four (free!) events tailored to the needs of early-stage companies in Kansas City.

As PerfectCube developed into more of a startup than just a side project, co-founders Mark Calhoun and Jim Starcev did what any good Kansas City tech startup should do—they brought their idea to Digital Sandbox KC.

It’s been five years since we launched our “startup” —Digital Sandbox KC. We had the unique challenge of funding 10 early-stage companies that could use our project development funding to significantly move their idea forward. Instead of just 10, we found 100 . . . and we’re still growing.

Digital Sandbox KC added four new companies, two in partnership with the Ennovation Center in Independence, Missouri, and two out of the Innovation Stockyard in St. Joseph, Missouri.

Ag-tech start-up TradeLanes has been announced as the winner of the World Agri-Tech 2018 Pitch Day, which this year partnered with acceleration fund Radicle Growth to create The Radicle Challenge, an unprecedented $250,000 investment opportunity for the winner.

Prefab offers a chance to have a state-of-the-art home, like those from Acre Designs, a start-up in Mountain View, Calif., offering a net-zero-energy home “so you practically never have to use a heating system or a cooling system.”

DivvyHQ co-founders Brody Dorland and Brock Stechman have been named finalists for the Entrepreneur of the Year 2017 Award in the Central Midwest.

The seed round for Kansas City-based Mobility Designed is approaching seven figures following the support of a local investment firm. Overland Park-based Innovation in Motion (iiM) recently joined the medical device startup’s round, which is approaching $900,000 and comprised mostly of individual investors.

The Innovation Stockyard announced two St. Joseph new companies to recieve funding through the recent partnership with Digital Sandbox KC. “In less, than a year, we’ve found three high-growth St. Joseph businesses to support and we know there are many more to come,” said Ronan Molloy, president of the Innovation Stockyard.

Digital Sandbox KC has worked with more than 500 entrepreneurs and supported 96 proof-of-concept projects. If you’re thinking if bringing your innovative tech idea to the Sandbox (and you should!) here are the top five things Kansas City entrepreneurs ask when applying for a project support and that you should know about the Sandbox:

Whiteboard2Boardroom took center stage at the Smart Metro Summit, hosted by KC Digital Drive. The Feb. 16 event was held at Plexpod Westport Commons.

Two Whiteboard2Boardroom companies are collaborating to develop a product that helps young people with ADHC and high-functioning autism. Nascent Stage Development now owns the rights to develop Routine Success, a smartphone-based app developed by Kansas City businessman Matt Gunter.

One in 68 children in the United States has some form of autism spectrum disorder, which impairs a child’s ability to communicate and interact. Because of the social challenges these children face, many efforts are being made to find new ways to help children with autism grow their social skills. iSocial, a classroom curriculum designed by University of Missouri researchers to help children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) cultivate better social skills, has been licensed by Nascent Stage Development LLC to develop the program into an expansive, online virtual world. Nascent will contract with other online educational companies to make the lessons available to millions of families and educators globally.

Digital Sandbox KC is where ideas take shape. For many startups, innovators and disruptors, it is the starting point in the Kansas City region, providing that critical step and just-in-time funding that turns viable ideas into scalable innovations.

Digital Sandbox KC is where ideas take shape. For many startups, innovators and disrupters, it is the starting point in the Kansas City region, providing that critical step and just-in-time funding that turns viable ideas into scalable innovations.

Digital Sandbox KC is teaming up with cities across the metro to expand into new areas and markets. Through partnerships with the cities of Olathe, Independence and St. Joseph, the Sandbox program offers project funding and coworking space for entrepreneurs in those cities. Here are a few of the companies who have found their start in the Sandbox program in their city:

Digital Sandbox KC wrapped up 2017 with three new companies selected for Sandbox project funding, each revolutionizing industries with innovative technologies.

Digital Sandbox KC and the Innovation Stockyard are looking for early-stage entrepreneurs in St. Joseph who need a little help launching their products and services. Applications are open now for the next round of Digital Sandbox’s St. Joseph program. It’s designed for companies with the potential to achieve big growth quickly.

After a successful first round of project reviews, Digital Sandbox KC is accepting applications from entrepreneurs in the St. Joseph area with scalable business concepts that can grow quickly and create a high volume of jobs.

Whiteboard2Boardroom has facilitated 35 new startups since its inception, and the companies it works with have created 129 new jobs and raised $26.2 million in follow-on funding.

Thanks to the partnership between Digital Sandbox KC and the City of Independence and the Independence Economic Development Council, Drones4Hire and Hidden Abilities are the two new companies to receiving funding.

Digital Sandbox KC continues to expand its network – this time by partnering with a St. Joseph-based startup Toss It Curbside. With Toss It Curbside, customers can leave unwanted objects on the curb, and the startup will find a way to get those things to a charity or a recycler.

Techweek announced the 2017 Kansas City Techweek 100, including nine Digital Sandbox KC companies in the “Rising Startup” category and Director Jeff Shackelford as an “Innovative Investor.”

The first company to receive funding from the Independence program, HomeGrown & Happy is working with the Independence iNtech Growth Program to launch this innovative platform to help food enthusiasts bring the flavors of grandma’s cooking and home-canning to everyone’s doorstep.

From booking travel to monitoring cattle, the newest Digital Sandbox KC companies represent a diverse range of startups in the region.

“We continue to be amazed by the quality and creativity of Kansas City companies,” said Jeff Shackelford, director of Digital Sandbox KC. “Now, through our partnerships with Olathe, Independence, St. Joseph and Great Plains Energy, we have the opportunity to help even more early-stage entrepreneurs.”

St. Joseph gained national recognition in 2016 for being a top metro for startup growth. Now, thanks to a partnership between Digital Sandbox KC, Innovation Stockyard and other St. Joseph partners, entrepreneurs in northwest Missouri will have a shared work space and funding to pursue their startup business plans.

Jeff weighs in on Sarah McBride’s Bloomberg article “Why It’s So Hard to Build the Next Silicon Valley” and subtitled “Google brought its high-speed internet to Kansas City, but it didn’t turn the city into a tech paradise.”

When we launched the Sandbox, our stated goal was to improve the quantity and quality of early-stage startups in Kansas City to drive new business starts and create new jobs. Our latest impact study shows we’re continuing to fulfill that mission. We couldn’t be prouder.

Overland Park, Kansas-based investor group Innovation in Motion (iiM) announced backing for Kansas City startup (and Sandbox company) Mobility Designed.
Since Digital Sandbox KC funding in 2015, Mobility Designed has secured more than $800,000 in follow-on funding.

Digital Sandbox KC and the City of Olathe are continuing their efforts to drive entrepreneurship and new business starts in Olathe with proof-of-concept funding and new co-working space at the Kansas State University Olathe Campus.

Our Summer in the Sand series is turning five and we’ve got BIG plans! Learn from the experts about the hottest topics in the Kansas City entrepreneurship scene. Make valuable connections and collaborate with startups from across the region.

Catch up with FireBoard co-founder Ted Conrad. Ted and his team are busy hustlin’ – launching, promoting and selling their product – but making time to unplug and unwind.

Miss the ‘How to Pitch to the Sandbox’ session? We’ve got you covered. Where to Start? The first step to landing Digital Sandbox KC funding is to apply! Applications are […]

Six new companies joined the Sandbox cohort, including the first startups to receive funding through the new Energy Sandbox and as part of the Sandbox’s partnership with the City of Independence, Missouri.

With continued support through partnerships, like Independence, Olathe and Great Plains Energy for the Energy Sandbox, Digital Sandbox KC is increasing the quantity and quality of early-stage entrepreneurs across the […]

BossDNA taps into local resources to move their innovative product along the development path.

Whiteboard2Boardroom hosted its first Technology Snapshots event featuring 12 homegrown innovations from eight universities, hospitals and corporations. The event was held Jan. 11 at the Kauffman Foundation for a select, […]

Digital Sandbox KC wrapped up 2016 with two new companies for the Sandbox.  Both startups are using innovative technology to get people “moving,” addressing the onerous task of hiring a moving company and using hip hop to encourage physical activity.

While the echoes of Kansas City TechWeek are still fresh,  Digital Sandbox KC proudly announces four new innovative companies for the Sandbox. These latest recipients of proof-of-concept support are working on challenges in trucking, nursing retention, identity verification and no-shows.

The 65 proof-of-concept projects funded by Digital Sandbox KC in the past three years have created a total of 339 jobs with a payroll of $9 million; 34 new KC-based companies; and 55 new products.

Digital Sandbox KC, a highly successful proof-of-concept program, the City of Independence and the Independence Economic Development Council are teaming up to help early-stage entrepreneurs in Independence.

Digital Sandbox KC and GXP Investments are teaming up to launch a Kansas City-based Energy Sandbox, a new proof-of-concept program targeting early-stage entrepreneurs focused on the energy sector.

From autism routines to social events to customer surveys, the newest Digital Sandbox KC companies represent a diverse range of startup companies. These new companies are just the latest examples of innovations in Kansas City that have been selected for proof-of-concept funding support.

For some, summer means oceans and palm trees. For Kansas City area startups, Summer in the Sand means a chance to learn from the experts about the hottest topics in […]

KANSAS CITY, MO. (APRIL 14, 2016) — Five additional companies have joined Digital Sandbox KC, bringing the number of proof-of-concept projects funded to 69. The five new startups range from […]

Three student-led companies have been selected for proof-of-concept funding support through a partnership involving Digital Sandbox KC and UMKC’s E-Scholars program.

Six additional companies joined Digital Sandbox KC in December, bringing the number of proof-of-concept projects funded to 20 for 2015. The newest recruits are Training for REAL, Miles, UpDown NightLife, PlanITimpact, Edcoda and League Ally.

Football season is here and two KC companies who are helping improve the fan and player experiences are now playing in the Sandbox.

September 17, 2015 Speaking to hundreds of startup companies, industry leaders, and investors at Kansas City’s first ever Techweek, Gov. Jay Nixon today announced $1.19 million in grants for three […]

Read how the inventor of Laszer Down, a Whiteboard2Boardroom success story, developed his idea into a ​commercialized technology and how he plans to market it to the NFL.   Read […]

If you are considering taking your idea to the Digital Sandbox KC then you’ll want to be sure to attend this session.   Jeff Shackelford, executive director, Digital Sandbox KC, […]

Jeff Shackelford talks with What’s Up Kansas City about how the Digital Sandbox is helping technology startups in Kansas City get proof-of-concept funding, mentoring and support in order to launch […]

September 1, 2015 KANSAS CITY, MO — Many cities are trying to attract startups. Now, with a unique partnership between the City of Olathe and the Digital Sandbox KC, residents […]

Digital Sandbox KC is a City Partner for Tech Week KC, Sept 14-20, 2015.   Sandbox companies and partners can use a special discount code to receive 15% off the registration fee. The Sandbox […]

Learn how to play in the Sandbox – September 17, 2015 // 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. Join us during Tech Week for an overview of the Digital Sandbox grant program. […]

Lazser Down, a Whiteboard2Boardroom ​success story, discusses the challenges of converting great ideas into great businesses. ​ Read the full story

Whiteboard2Boardroom is being recognized in Techweek’s listing of the top 100 most distinguished organizations in Kansas City. The leading organizations were selected by the Techweek community, Techweek Advisory Boards, and […]

Three promising entrepreneurs from UMKC’s E-Scholars program have secured funding support through a partnership between the program and the Digital Sandbox KC.  The partnership gives E-Scholars participants a direct route […]

Digital Sandbox KC, a highly successful proof-of-concept program, and the City of Olathe are teaming up to help early-stage entrepreneurs in Olathe.

Six more Kansas City area early-stage companies have jumped into the Sandbox and are receiving support to help them move toward commercialization.

With the official start of summer just days away, thoughts are turned to baseball, vacations, swimming pools and beaches.  For some, this means sand between their toes but for area […]

Two programs whose purpose is to help create more successful entrepreneurs in Kansas City have formed a unique partnership: Digital Sandbox KC and UMKC’s E-Scholars program

Kansas City Area Life Science Institute discusses how the Whiteboard2Boardroom program facilitates the transfer of technology. Read the full story

Today, Mayor Sly James gave his infamous State of the City Address, commemorating the strides Kansas City has made in: efficiency, employment, education, and enforcement.  He emphasized the importance of our […]

Digital Sandbox KC was awarded an unprecedented second i6 Challenge Grant from the Department of Commerce Economic Development Administration.

Four more Kansas City-based early-stage companies have jumped into the Sandbox and are receiving funding support to help them move towards commercialization.

Five new companies have jumped into the Sandbox for 2015 and are receiving support for early-stage commercialization.

Jim Baxendale of Whiteboard2Boardroom recently sat down with VeteranOnTheMove.org to discuss the technology transfer process. Listen to the podcast here.

Whiteboard2Boardroom lends a helping hand at an innovation and entrepreneurship workshop, hosted by Rockhurst University. Read the full story.

Digital Sandbox KC will once again offer proof-of-concept support to entrepreneurs, thanks to assistance from the Missouri Technology Corp., the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation, the Henry W. Bloch School of Business at University of Missouri – Kansas City and other local corporations.

To celebrate its 33rd Anniversary, Dos Mundos has joined forces with BlueJacket Technology to launch the first mobile app for Latino culture in Kansas City,

UMB presents the Digital Sandbox KC Relaunch celebration. After officially launching two years ago, it’s time to celebrate successes and share news.  – – – – – – – – […]

Digital Sandbox KC and Hallmark present a series of fun and educational sessions this summer. See you in the sand.

LightBridge, Inc. announced today it has been named to the Dell Founders Club 50, an exclusive list of companies that Dell has identified as high growth start-ups poised to become major disruptors […]

Allen Angel Capital Education Program Invests $50,000 in Prediction-Tracking Startup Knoda (NODE-uh) announced Wednesday that the startup has secured $50,000 in funding from the University of Missouri Trulaske College of […]

Knoda announced Tuesday the release of a new Groups feature to allow users to make predictions privately within their social circles. The feature is immediately available throughKnoda.com and Knoda’s iPhone and Android mobile applications

Digital Sandbox KC provides proof-of-concept resources to companies in the Kansas City region.  Funded by a $1 million federal i6 Challenge Grant with an additional $500,000 from MTC and $600,000 […]

New model serves early-stage businesses by providing key resources, funding specific projects KANSAS CITY, Mo. (March 4, 2014) — Digital Sandbox KC announced today it has successfully helped 19 start-up […]

Six additional companies have been approved for proof-of-concept projects through Digital Sandbox KC advisory team.  Digital Sandbox KC provides proof-of-concept resources to support early-stage commercialization processes.  Since February Digital Sandbox […]

LittleHoots has launched an Indiegogo crowdfunding campaign to accelerate development of its memory-keeping app for parents.

Knoda has hired startup veteran Adam England as the firm’s chief technology officer. England’s responsibilities will include architecture design, roadmap prioritization and leading the development staff.

EAG Advertising & Marketing (EAG) announced Informed Health Solutions (IHS) as the recipient of a $10,000 small business marketing package, including consulting and creative services.

Samantha Fish  of the European based record label, Ruf Records (www.rufrecords.de ) has signed with Tune Takeout to record, sell and distribute digital recordings of select live music performances.   The first performance to be […]

Knoda, a Kansas City-based company, released an iPhone application today that allows users to make predictions about anything. Knoda encourages friendly competition around the already-pervasive action of predicting the future.

For years, cyclists and runners have relied on devices to measure performance and track their improvement, but basketball technology has lagged behind. Until now, that is. ShotTracker is the first piece of affordable, wearable technology for basketball players who want to improve their shooting performance.

Kansas City-Based Prediction Startup Lands Funding from Local Angel Investor Kansas City, Mo. – November, 6, 2013 – Knoda (NODE-uh), a Kansas City-based startup, secured seed funding this week from […]

Eight more companies have joined the ranks of innovative Kansas City entrepreneurs selected for resources and assistance by Digital Sandbox KC. These companies will receive early-stage proof of concept support to help bring their ideas to commercialization.

The Digital Sandbox KC advisory board has approved four more innovations for proof-of-concept funding and support. To date the program has worked with more than 100 innovative companies throughout the […]

FanAddict and SpiceofLife Productions, festival organizers, partner with Tune Takeout to sell downloads of the festivals’ live music performances

Local Ruckus Announces Sprint Partnership, Hires Tech Talent

DivvyHQ (Alluresoft, LLC) has received funding from Digital Sandbox KC and Dundee Venture Capital of Omaha, Neb., to ramp up marketing and operations for the cloud-based content planning platform.

Photography by Brandon Schatz of SportsPhotos.com was featured on the cover of New York City’s Metro newspaper. The photo featured The Color Run in Brooklyn.

Startups, Made in Kansas City on KCPT provide an in-depth look at how Digital Sandbox and KCSourceLink support the startup community.

Brandon Schatz of SportsPhotos.com has been selected for the TechStars Patriot Boot Camp, scheduled for July 17-19 in Washington, D.C.

PlanetReuse Marketplace, a Kansas City-based startup is in the running for the title of The Wall Street Journal’s Startup of the Year.

Digital Sandbox KC identifies second round of concepts and companies ready for prototype support

Digital Sandbox KC Takes First Steps In Helping Companies Prove Concepts

KANSAS CITY, Mo. – Digital Sandbox KC, an unprecedented partnership among private companies, universities, entrepreneurial support organizations and government agencies across the Kansas City region, today announced key details of the effort to spur development of local IT-related start-up businesses.

What is Digital Sandbox KC? Let’s find out!