It is nothing short of amazing to see the entrepreneurial revolution happening at our local universities. From the EClub and IDEA programs at Northeastern to ILab and HackHarvard at Harvard to StartLabs and Startup Club at MIT to the BCVC at BC and the VDC at UMass Boston, there are tons of programs at different schools. This is creating hundreds of startup hungry students.

Right now our biggest challenge is making them aware of our ecosystem, but soon I believe we may solve that issue, but be left with a new challenge: What to do with all of them?

Every morning, many of us crowd onto the Boston subway to get to work. Many of us spend the trip with our nose in a book, our eyes fixed on our smart phone as we start in on emails (or sneak in the occasional game) or just zoning out a bit before another day of hard work at our startup.  What you may not realize is how much startup activity is all along the same line: the Red Line is packed with Innovation.  Let's take a look...

Much of the Boston Startup Scene is down in Austin for SXSW, but for those of us still here, there are over 25 different Boston entrepreneur networking events and office hours this week. This week is the third week of Mass Mobile Month, a celebration of the mobile industry with tons of events this month. You can learn more about the month at the site MassMobileMonth.com.

We're in high gear in the month of March with over 40 different Boston entrepreneur networking events and office hours this week. This week is the second week of Mass Mobile Month, a celebration of the mobile industry with tons of events this month. You can learn more about the month at the site MassMobileMonth.com.