DETROIT - The Detroit Science Center is hosting NanoDays activities, starting April 6, as part of the first nationwide week of events dedicated to showcase what's great about science and science careers in nanotechnology. Hands-on activities include Ferro fluid, Liquid Crystal, Solutions, Measurement, Forces and Reactions, and are provided by the Nanoscale Informal Science Education
SAN JOSE, Ca. - In Symantec's Monthly Phishing Report, the company noted that the financial sector, including e-commerce and banking sites, accounted for the majority of the phishing attacks, which made-up 84 per cent of total fraud activity. "We will probably see a spike over the next couple of months with tax revenue phishing scams
GRAND RAPIDS - On April 15, the West Michigan Chapter of the Product Development Management Association will host its annual conference at the Frederik Meijer Gardens & Sculpture Park. The event begins at 8:00 a.m. Jeffrey DeGraff, professor and Dean of Innovation for the Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan, kicks off
TROY - Automation Alley, in partnership with the U.S. Department of Commerce, is hosting a high-level business and government delegation from Sichuan, China, on April 3 that wants to meet with U.S. companies interested in selling their products into the China market or exploring joint-venture partnerships, technology licensing agreements, and collaborative R&D opportunities with leading
SOUTHFIELD ? Digital Combat Exercise, Capture the Flag, same thing for the Motor City Chapter of ISSA. On April 17, the security networking group will host a seminar that will teach you how to defend your company's constantly changing networks to keep the bad guys out. Formerly called Capture the Flag, now Digital Combat Exercise,
LANSING - Mid-Michigan Small Businesses can win a $100,000 communications makeover through a partnership among several businesses and a statewide associations that have teamed up to create this unique contest. The entry deadline is May 31. Any business located in Ingham, Eaton, Clinton or Jackson county that has 500 or fewer employees is eligible to
DETROIT ? The topic of this article is best summed up in an observation by Judith Olson; "When in Rome, do as the Romans. But in a today's groupware-supported environment, the question is, Where is Rome?" In effect, globalization and the attendant demand for multicultural teamwork has placed a new emphasis on the ability for
TROY - Information Assurance Center Director Nan Poulios is inviting Walsh College students from all degree programs to participate in the second bi-annual Consulting Challenge. Self-chosen teams of four students will be given a business case and must develop and present solutions in 24 hours beginning at noon on November 10 at the Walsh College
CHICAGO - The Secure World Expo Chicago program details are nearly complete, and Secure World Expo spokeswoman Amy Einstein talks about what will be seen and heard during the two-day exhibition May 21-22. She also announces that MITechNews.Com subscribers get big discounts, so you're doing to want to listen to this New Maker Interview. To
DETROIT - The Eastern Michigan Advisory Board met March 27 to flesh out the details for upcoming events, including creating the agenda for the CREST Tour May 30 at Oakland Community College. The event has been subtitled,"Meet your County / State Emergency Manager / Planners?, and a second suggestion of ?Faces behind the yellow tape?