FERNDALE - Suzanne K. Miller, RA, LEED AP Program Coordinator, Assistant Professor, at Ferris State University talks about her fifteen years of professional experience with construction companies, her courses in construction graphics, plans & specifications, along with building information technology, and how she uses this background to teach Ferris students about LEED energy savings technology. To listen,
FERNDALE – On the Oct. 26 edition of M2 TechTalk, Neal Anderson talks about his company’s Rapid Recursive software that can help World Series contenders determine the optimal sequence of pitches to throw batters. Assistant Professor Suzanne Miller talks about the LEED program at Ferris State. Plus Diva Tech Talk, formerly the Digital Divas, are
FERNDALE - IT in the D – Episode 115 – Interworks, Digerati Girls, Capuchin Fundraiser covered everything from getting kids (not just girls) involved in coding and development…and how you can get your local schools involved…to a fundraiser taking place Thursday night that you’re going to want to be at, and then some fun security
FERNDALE – Automation Alley Executive Director Ken Rogers talks about Automation Alley, the technology networking group for Southeast Michigan. Joining him in this conversation at M2 TechCast on the PodcastDetroit network is Andrew Basile Jr., from Young Basile, which has offices in Silicon Valley, Troy and Ann Arbor. Andy talks about what the entrepreneurial community
FERNDALE – Attorney Enrico Schaefer discusses commercial use of drones on this segment of M2 TechCast on the PodcastDetroit Network. Enrico is joined in this interview by Automation Alley Executive Director Ken Rogers, and the show’s co-hosts, Mike Brennan of MITechNews.Com and Matt Roush of the Engineering Society of Detroit. To listen, click on https://soundcloud.com/podcastdetroit/m2-6b-schaefer-drone-pro?in=podcastdetroit/sets/m2techcast-on-podcastdetroit
FERNDALE – ITInTheD Episode 114 features Simplivity and iDashboards as the in-studio guests. We also talked about all of mayhem from the weekend, both our own and of course what went on in the sports world locally. We covered our upcoming events, some blog entries for you to read, and of course the usual fun
FERNDALE – On the Oct. 26 edition of M2 TechTalk, Neal Anderson talks about how Supported Intelligence's Rapid Recursive software can help World Series managers determine the optimal sequence of pitches to throw opposing batters. Plus Diva Tech Talk, formerly the Digital Divas, are back on the Internet and in our studio to talk about
FERNDALE - In episode six of M2 TechCast, Co-host Matt Roush does the show from Central Michigan University where he interviews Michael Reuter, a professor involved in building a new Maker Lab. Also on the show is Automation Alley Executive Director Ken Rogers who updates what’s happening with the 10-county tech networking group. Plus attorney
GRAND RAPIDS - Michael Antaran, CEO of MTAM-member firm, Marvel Apps of Royal Oak, was with us in April 2015 after recently launching a a new product called CARROT Pass that takes advantage of Apple's HealthKit feature, Beacons, and Bluetooth Low Energy technology to give consumers relevant and immediate financial rewards for leading an active lifestyle.
GRAND RAPIDS – Melissa Birnie interviews New Foundry’s CEO Rich Chang about the company’s new driver safety application that streams in vehicles and relays to the information to client applications, creating an interactive map-based user-interface. The result is an engaging, educational experience that allows the audience to see the power of V2X technology and the future of the
