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New Mexico TechWorks had the opportunity to interview Myrriah Tomar. Myrriah manages the State of New Mexico’s Office of Science and Technology (OST) programs “which enables start-up companies to grow and commercialize their technologies.” In this interview, she explains how technology can move New Mexico's economy forward. 
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