PALO ALTO, CA--(Marketwired - September 20, 2016) - Benetech, the leading nonprofit empowering communities in need by creating scalable technology solutions, today announced that over 10 million ...

Benetech, Inc. has announced the addition of two highly seasoned material handling experts who will further enhance the company’s service and solutions for bulk material handlers. AURORA, Ill., Dec.

PALO ALTO, CALIFORNIA / ACCESS Newswire / June 17, 2025 / Benetech, the global nonprofit pioneering AI-driven accessible education, has been named to Forbes' Accessibility 100 list, unveiled today at ...

Millions of readers with disabilities can now easily identify accessible e-books on Amazon, thanks to new accessibility metadata displays for titles that meet Benetech's Global Certified Accessible ...

There are more than 711,000 books—and counting—in Bookshare, a digital reading platform for people with reading barriers including dyslexia, blindness or cerebral palsy. Working with more than 850 ...

Jim Fruchterman, founder of Palo Alto-based nonprofit Benetech, was very relieved when, at the end of September, he received an email from the U.S. Department of Education. With one day left to go in ...

The nonprofit for accessible education is recognized following a year of building accessible learning infrastructure and advancing responsible AI in education PALO ALTO, CA / ACCESS Newswire / May 19, ...

Everyday tech products lead a secret double life as weapons for human rights activists. The same type of camera phone that captured your Nana’s 90th birthday also captures evidence of tortured bodies; ...

The federal government has booted controversial contractor Benetech from a set-aside program aimed at steering contracts to disabled veterans after The Times-Picayune published stories showing that ...

Sight Tech Global is little more than two weeks out, and today we published the detailed agenda for Dec. 2 & 3. The show runs from 8 a.m. to noonish Pacific standard time. If you have not already ...

Controversial contractor Aaron Bennett is buying his way into the state's beleaguered but lucrative home elevation grant program by purchasing contracts, a gambit that state investigators are probing.