KALAMAZOO - Stryker Corporation said Tuesday that its Biotech division has received a warning letter from the U. S. Food and Drug Administration related to quality systems and compliance issues at its Hopkinton, Massachusetts location. The warning letter concerns observations made during an inspection that was initiated in September 2007. The letter primarily cites issues
LANSING - Jayson Pankin, New Venture Creation Specialist, Delphi Corporation, has been recognized by the Small Business Foundation of Michigan as an Intrapreneur Extraordinaire. Pankin was recently awarded his third Adams Entrepreneurial Fellow from Wayne State University's MBA program. The recognition celebrates and honors institutions, individuals and events that apply the principles of entrepreneurship that
LIVONIA - By 2010, women are expected to control 60 percent of the wealth in the United States, due to demographics and the success of professional women. Often, however, women don't have high confidence when it comes to personal financial management for themselves, their families and their businesses. Join a panel discussion May 8 for
ANN ARBOR �?? If you have old personal computers, speakers, monitors, printers, phones, TVs and other similar electronic gadgets gathering dust, then you�??re going to want to hear about the e-Waste Recycling event May 10 in Ann Arbor. The good folks at the Ann Arbor Public Schools and the Climate Savers Computing Initiative@the University of
TROY �?? Automation Alley has finally rolled out its newly redesigned web site with enhanced navigation. The new Web site offers users quick links to popular Alley benefits and services, an updated search function, and a more convenient member login. Designed by Plante & Moran, the new site also allows members to make changes to
GRANDVILLE - Trivalent Group, a systems and communications integrator, will host its fourth annual information technology Solutions Expo on June 4 at the Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park. Industry experts will share strategies for protecting, securing, moving and storing data at an event called Better Technology Solutions equals Better Business Outcomes. It runs from
TROY - Join Automation Alley for the first Ideas for Impact roundtable event on May 22 to have your voice heard about the business issues that matter most to you. At this event, you will get a chance to ask experts pressing business questions about starting, capitalizing, running and growing small and medium businesses, including
ANN ARBOR - University of Michigan spin out Tissue Regeneration Systems, a medical device company developing bioactive implants for bone and soft tissue regeneration, has closed a $2 million Series A round of financing, which was led by Venture Investors and joined by the founders of TRS. The company, a spin-out of the U-M and
LANSING - The package of bills recently passed the Michigan House to increase investment in electric generation in the state, and particularly in renewable power, will not meet that goal, the American Wind Energy Association said in a letter to Governor Jennifer Granholm and Sen. Bruce Patterson (R-Canton), whose committee is now considering the legislation.
ANN ARBOR - Nearly three years and thousands of hours later, patient safety received another boost at the University of Michigan Health System as the institution completed implementation of its online order entry system in the University Hospital and the Cardiovascular Center last week. Even before it was complete, the system - which has been