LANSING - The Michigan Film Office announced today the feature film AKA Jimmy Picard has been approved for a film incentive from the state. The project is based on a true story of a WWII veteran and Blackfoot Indian with the alias Jimmy Picard and one of the nation's first documented cases of dream analysis
STERLING HEIGHTS - UHY LLP has added a new member in Serbia, Eki Revizija d.o.o., to its global accountancy network. Eki Revizija d.was established on January 19, 2000. With a team of 17 staff and two partners, the firm is based in Belgrade, the capital and one of the largest cities in Southeast Europe. Eki
ANN ARBOR - William J. (Joe) Adams has joined Merit as its Executive Director of Research and the Michigan Cyber Range after retiring from a 26-year career in the United States Army where he achieved the rank of Colonel. Adams most recent position was CIO of the National Defense University. He has also served as
TROY - Busy, working professionals interested in obtaining a finance degree from Walsh College can join a free Walsh College webinar from their own desktop or laptop June 21. Webinar content will include an introduction to Walsh College and outline finance degrees and programs offered by Walsh at both the bachelor?s and master?s levels. ?Walsh
AUBURN HILLS - Joe Borruso has been appointed to the advisory board of Saphran Solutions, a Michigan-based developer of next-generation management software systems. Formerly the CEO of HELLA North America, Borruso will assist Saphran in the areas of strategic planning and new business development. He currently is president of AOEM Consultants LLC. Prior to his
TROY - T-Systems North America announced the appointment of David McDougall as its vice president of sales and member of the Management Board, effective immediately. In this role, McDougall is responsible for the overall sales and growth of T-Systems business in the U.S., and for management and development of T-Systems? customer accounts. Having served in
DETROIT - Wayne State University has collaborated with an international team of astronomers using data from the European Space Agency's XMM-Newton satellite that has identified a long-sought X-ray "echo" that promises a new way to probe supersized black holes in distant galaxies. Edward Cackett, Ph.D., assistant professor of physics and astronomy in WSU?s College of
LANSING - Downtown Detroit has provided filming locations for more than 60 feature films, television series and other digital media productions in the past several years, many of which are featured in a new Detroit Film Locations Tour map produced by the Michigan Film Office. The maps are available at Detroit tourism organizations, including Detroit
NORTHVILLE - DataFactZ, a Northville based specialized system and data integration company, has added two new clients - Meijer and Enova Financials. ?This is a very exciting period of growth for us,? said Krishna Kallakuri, vice president of DataFactZ. ?We are proud to be able to provide the type of specialized solutions these companies require.?
STAMFORD, Conn - Worldwide server shipments grew 1.5 percent in the first quarter of 2012, while server revenue declined 1.8 percent year over year, according to Gartner, Inc. ?The first quarter of 2012 produced relatively weak shipment growth on a global level with a variation in results by region,? said Jeffrey Hewitt, research vice president