It's estimated that one in five people living in the Georgia 400 Corridor works in technology. They work as engineers and researchers, biologists and programmers, attorneys and accountants, sales executives and administrators. Their organizations are focused on improving every aspect of our lives, from better medical care, to more available education, to faster communications, to more efficient business transactions. Their impact and distinction is often global. And yet, connecting with each other can be next to impossible — until now.