The Philly tech scene is at a turning point, said local startup veteran Mike Krupit.
“We have built up a lot of momentum but not a lot of the infrastructure to maintain that momentum,” Krupit said in the season finale of the Developing Philly webseries, which focuses on the future of the tech scene. It’s a point he’s made to Technical.ly Philly in the past.
Watch the last episode below. It offers a peek into season two’s topic: the digital divide.
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