TRAVERSE CITY ? Interactive agency Oneupweb has openings for a graphic designer, a Web developer, a software developer, a national sales and client services representative, a paid search specialist and a natural search specialist. The company also said in a press release that its recent growth from new clients means the company is adding space
TROY - Join Automation Alley for a panel discussion on protecting corporate information March 29 at 2:30 pm. Topics will include: The legal obligations regarding data retention: Kathy Ossian, Miller Canfield Innovative and low cost ways to back up important data and recover from disaster: Stephanie Scheuermann, Ford Motor Company Protecting data on decommissioned equipment:
READING ? Duke Energy Renewables is hosting a public information day Saturday March 12 to answer questions about its proposed $160 million Hillsdale Windpower Project that would generate 100-megawatts of electrical power over 12,000 acres in Reading, Cambria and Allen Townships, enough to power 30,000 homes. The event will take place from 1 to 5
SCOTTVILLE - A panel of experts will share current scientific research and observational findings on how commercial wind farms impact human and wildlife populations as well as properties where they operate at a forum March 10 at West Shore Community College near Ludington. Co hosts include The Sierra Club, A Few Friends for the Environment
ISLANDIA, NY - A new study from CA Technologies has found that cloud computing is enabling a more central role for IT in shaping business strategy and driving innovation. The vast majority of survey respondents (96 percent) believe the primary role of IT has changed over the past five years, and 71 percent expect that
LANSING - This year's Entrepreneurship Score Card shows that Michigan is generally holding steady relative to the other 49 states with Michigan's fast-growing "stage two" small businesses leading the way in the state's economic reinvention. The seventh annual Entrepreneurship Score Card is sponsored by the Small Business Foundation of Michigan. ?The goal of the Score
LANSING - Most of the current regulation would be removed from local telephone service under legislation being considered by the House Energy and Technology Committee. As currently drafted, the bill (HB 4314 ) would essentially leave state licensing of wireline telephone providers, 911 service and Lifeline service for low-income residents. But it would eliminate all
LANSING - Opponents said Tuesday that Gov. Rick Snyder's tax proposals would cost the state's poorest families about ten times more than the richest Michiganders. A release from the Michigan League for Human Services said those in the bottom 20 percent of household earnings would see their taxes increase by about 1.1 percent and those
CLARKSTON - Amy Benner has been promoted to Vice President, Project Development at Intellitrends, a market research and market strategy company. She previously worked as senior project director. "Amy serves a key role in our company, and demonstrates daily, her leadership, exceptional customer care, and attention to detail,? said President Marlene Stone. In her new
FLINT - From a prominent keynote speaker to several breakout sessions the 4th annual Jumpstart Business Conference March 24 has everything a business needs to grow in one place. New this year is an economic development roundtable, which will inform you of the hot topics in doing business in the state of Michigan. Informational sessions