Ann Arbor IT Zone

Identifying and Hiring A+ Talent

ANN ARBOR - What's the most powerful leadership skill you can have? Hands down, it's the ability to produce high-talent teams. Nothing else even comes close. Everything about leadership ? yes, everything ? starts with people,? according to Price Pritchett, national consultant and bestselling author of Managing Sideways and 25 other books on organizational change.

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Freebies At MITC

ANN ARBOR - IT Zone members can enjoy another membership benefit at the MITC Conference Center. When the facilities at SPARK Central aren't available, or don?t quite meet your needs, consider the extraordinary facilities at MITC. As an IT Zone member, you can use meeting rooms in ?as is? standard configurations ? for six to

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Leader & Innovator ? Barb Nanzig

ANN ARBOR - Long-time IT Zone board member and supporter, Barb Nanzig, was selected as the Lawrence Technological University Leaders and Innovators recipient for August. Barb is Chief of Staff at Internet2. She also serves as secretary to the company's board of trustees. In 2001, she helped to develop the Michigan Information Technology Center (MITC)

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Think Green ? Reduce E-Waste

ANN ARBOR - IT Zone member Thomas Schramm was featured in the Business Section of the Ann Arbor News for his contribution to the green eco-friendly computer industry. Thomas began assembling and selling environmentally friendly computers earlier this year through his new company, GreenMachineShop.Com. Although only 20 ?green? machines have been purchased so far, Thomas

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County-Wide WiFi Coming Soon

ANN ARBOR - IT Zone member and Vice Chair, Rich Sheridan, continues to play an important role in the implementation of Wireless Washtenaw. Rich, president and CEO of Menlo Innovations and David Behen, director of support services for Washtenaw County, started discussing the possibility of county-wide wireless Internet access in the fall of 2004. They

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