Government/Politics

Digital Drive Conference 2003 Set For October 8-9

DETROIT - Digital Detroit and its partner, the Detroit Regional Chamber, changed the name for one of the states top business and technology events to the Digital Drive Conference and set the date for October 8-9. The event, formerly called the Digital Detroit Conference, will be held at the Ford Conference and Events Center in

By |2003-06-12T00:00:00-04:00June 12th, 2003|Archive, Government/Politics|

MEDC Admin Funds Still Out In Michigan House Panel’s Budget

LANSING The Senate's move to strip administrative funds from the Michigan Economic Development Corporation, the state's active business retention and attraction agency, was retained in a budget approved by a House subcommittee. The House Appropriations Economic Development Subcommittee agreed to cut $4 million from administration costs for MEDC, which has been under attack by many

By |2003-06-09T00:00:00-04:00June 9th, 2003|Archive, Government/Politics|

Bob Paul Named President, CEO Covisint

SOUTHFIELD Bob Paul, former Senior Vice President of Sales and Marketing for Covisint, on Friday was named President and CEO of the auto industry exchange. Bruce Swift remains chairman, but also has accepted an offer as President of Metaldyne, a Plymouth, MI-operating subsidiary. Paul, 40, is a veteran of both the automotive and technology businesses.

By |2003-06-06T00:00:00-04:00June 6th, 2003|Archive, Government/Politics|

Steeler’s Bettis, Lawrence Tech To Teach Detroit Students How To Build Own Computers

SOUTHFIELD Pittsburgh Steeler fullback Jerome Bettis, a native of Detroit, has donated $40,000 to help Detroit students build their own Windows XP computers with the help of Lawrence Technological University. Bettis Bus Stops Here Foundation hopes the expereicne will make Detroit-area youths tech-savvy for life. The Lawrence Tech program is similar to a computer literacy

By |2003-06-06T00:00:00-04:00June 6th, 2003|Archive, Government/Politics|

Small Tech Companies Locked In High-Stakes Struggle To Power Hand-Held Devices

ANN ARBOR Feature-rich portable devices are getting hungry for more and more power. So, the race is on to meet the demands of energy-sapping digital multimedia through portable, powerful micro fuel cells (MFCs) that outlast rechargeable batteries. The companies that succeed have a billion-dollar market waiting for them. The problem is, there are so many

By |2003-05-23T00:00:00-04:00May 23rd, 2003|Archive, Government/Politics|

MLive.Com Hot Technology Job Of The Week

GRAND RAPIDS Heres our MLive.Com Hot technology job of the week: Robert Half Technology is seeking Internet Intranet Application Developers. Requirements: Successful candidates will have 2+ years working with Java, JSP, ASP, XML and HTML web technologies. Backend databases range from SQL Server to Oracle 9I. You will be responsible for design, development and de-bugging

By |2003-05-20T00:00:00-04:00May 20th, 2003|Archive, Government/Politics|

Detailed Maps, Voice Guides, Drive Japanese Car Navigation Sales Years Ahead of U.S., Europe

TOKYO - In the car navigation market, Japan is years ahead of Europe and the United States. The reasons, according to a new report from Telematics Update, are many extremely detailed maps, voice guides, ease of use for phone number entries, and abundant Points of Interests all keep electronics gadget happy Japanese satisfied. In the

By |2003-05-15T00:00:00-04:00May 15th, 2003|Archive, Government/Politics|