The tech industry employs about 15,000 people, with one of the highest salary bases in the city.

Certain signs point to yes, but Philly weathers economic downturns better than other cities, according to the nonprofit think tank.

The foundation is looking for projects that "explore how the widespread digital collection of data can be harnessed for greater civic engagement and stronger communities."

The Philadelphia Shooting Victims Dashboard shows data for every gun shot victim in the city for the last five years.

The nonprofit will be prepping folks to be hired as salespeople at Comcast, including those with varying degrees of education and those looking to make a mid-career change.

The electronic ExpressVote XL machines will produce paper ballots, too.

Before we're in full holiday season mode, get some networking and tech projects in this month. Plus, come help us plan Philly Tech Week 2020!

Staffers who held positions in the office will begin working under the Office of Information and Technology or the Office of Chief Administrative Officer at the end of this year.

One definition: "If you're always looking over someone’s shoulder, by definition, you’re imitating, not innovating."

We spot a dozen or so tech folks in the professional development program's latest mix, plus 10 (!!!) Comcast employees.