TROY - As we ring in 2017, Automation Alley is determined to ensure that the technology and manufacturing businesses across Southeast Michigan start off the New Year on the right foot – educated and prepared for dramatic industry changes ahead. If you have not done so already, please register today for Automation Alley’s 2017 Technology
DETROIT — Carlos Ghosn is one of the busiest men in the global auto industry. After all, the Brazilian-Lebanese-French businessman is only chairman and CEO of France’s Renault, chairman and CEO of Japan’s Nissan, and chairman of Mitsubishi. In a speech at the North American International Auto Show here Monday, Ghosn observed the similarities between
FARMINGTON HILLS - All companies are looking to cut costs while turning a profit. One of the biggest challenges is considering what to invest in their own IT department. Are you getting the most out of your IT budget? Here are 6 reasons owners and business decision makers utilize CloudTech1’s CloudCare1 package. Benefits of the
WASHINGTON - A traditional infrastructure plan that invests in roads and bridges could increase employment in the short term, but the incoming Trump administration and new Congress also should focus on “innovation infrastructure” to spur long-term economic growth, according to a new report from the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation. ITIF, the leading U.S. science
ROCHESTER HILLS - Does your business demand greater performance, rapid scalability and higher availability from your line of business and productivity applications to remain competitive? Are you seeking scalable, resilient, cost effective solutions to meet your business needs? Does your staff utilize office suite, CRM or service delivery applications? Would your business benefit from highly
EAST LANSING - Anderson Economic Group, LLC, has completed a forensic analysis of the 2016 election results. In a letter to the Secretary of State, AEG concluded that the outcome of this analysis shows no evidence of fraud or tampering with the Michigan 2016 general election results of the office of the President. “This review
HOUGHTON - Michigan Technological University's Summer Youth Programs has announced its 2017 summer courses for middle and high school students, including several new explorations such as Coding for the Internet of Things, the World of Design, Global Discovery 101 and Computing Elements. SYP includes pre-college explorations and competitive scholarship programs featuring hands-on activities, field trips
EAST LANSING – Are the emerging markets for legal cannabis products across the United States a new gold rush or will sales disappear in a puff of smoke? Two Michigan-based companies have crunched the numbers to find out. The potential U.S. market demand—were cannabis products legal for recreational use nationwide in 2017—is $22.4 billion, according
ROCHESTER HILLS - Let’s face it business owners…We are the star of our own show. Successful business owners, industrialists and entrepreneurs have vision, drive and the savvy to form any business entity we want because of how we think. Whether we are a current professional, a C-level officer on the brink of retirement or an
GRAND LEDGE - With suspicions of hacking, Jill Stein is asking for a recount of the votes cast in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and Michigan. This is a bad idea. Here are 10 reasons why. Jill Stein is raising plenty of money via her website to the pay for the government recount efforts in Wisconsin, Pennsylvania and
