ROYAL OAK - On the Michigan Small Business Development Center segment of M2 TechCast, CEO Keith Brophy interviews Andrew Agbay, founder and President of Decypher Corp of Berkley, Michigan, helping businesses transition from manual reporting to automated, meaningful reports. In the interview, Agbay answers these questions: What Decypher Corp does, and what makes his business
ROYAL OAK - Skypersonic is a Rochester-based research and design engineering company providing autonomous systems and vehicle technology services as well as real-time location systems for various industries, including its Skycopter drone for indoor use for commercial, industrial and civil purposes. CEO Giuseppe Santangelo talks about his company and drone products in this segment of
ROYAL OAK - Matt McCauley, COO of Networks Northwest, describes an interesting event coming up on Dec. 5 in Traverse City that will bring together the entire state to offer a conversation around how business, economic development and education are dealing with the impact of technology on their industry sectors. The interview is conducted by
ROYAL OAK - How are traditional business lenders anticipating changes in the banking industry to accommodate emerging technologies like autonomous vehicles? Mark Brant, Market President at First Community Bank, answers some of these questions in an interview conducted by Keith Brophy, State Director of the Michigan Small Business Development Center. Brophy explores with Brant what
ROYAL OAK - Keith Brophy, executive director of the Michigan Small Business Development Center, interviews client Steven Molewyk, Chief Operating Officer of Towel Tracker, which uses RFID chips to track towels used by fitness clubs, hotels, and more. In telling his story, Molewyk said he channeled his mechanical skills into a successful career as a
ROYAL OAK - What does it take for a medical device to get approved by the Federal Drug Administration for commercialization? Brent Nowak, PhD, executive director of the Applied Medical Device Institute of Grand Valley State University, explains how the process works. Nowak is interviewed on this segment of M2 TechCast by Keith Brophy, state
ROYAL OAK - The Michigan Small Business Development Center is mapping out what impact Autonomous Vehicles will have on small businesses statewide, from body shops, to restaurant placement to assisted living centers. In this M2 TechCast interview, Keith Brophy, state director of the MISBDC, explains this new initiative. To listen, click on https://soundcloud.com/podcastdetroit/m2techcast-episode-67-keith-brophy-sbdc
ROYAL OAK - Alexa Jones, co-founder and CEO of TheraB Medical, a Michigan State University spin-out, is an early stage wearable technology for infant jaundice. This medical device, available in hospitals and for home care, uses light to treat infant jaundice, that affects up to 60 percent of new borns. The product, Snuglit, has the
ROYAL OAK - Great Lakes Health Connect serves as the middle man between health care providers that want to move digital health care records. Brian Mack, Manager of Marketing and Communications for Great Lakes Health Connect, explains the service his company provides in an interview with Keith Brophy, state director of the Michigan Small Business
ROYAL OAK - Test 4 Time is an automated reward system for youngsters learning mathematics. The reward is the use of a product of their choice for a given amount of time. That could mean time on a video game, a television, a computer, basically anything that plugs into a wall. The amount of time
