DETROIT - Shane Hamelin is one of our valued tech experts who regularly works at CompTech Services in Sterling Heights. Shane answers questions from listeners like you every day of the week and is a valued member of our team. Shane is also a HARD CORE gamer and the host of Pwned Radio,A Video Game
DETROIT - Jesse Vollmar graduated from Saginaw Valley University with two passions: continue the 5th generation of family farming and creating a set of tools that could help other farmers win the battle with the elements and the markets. In 2012 Jesse and Brad Koch founded Farmlogs with offices in Ann Arbor and outreach across
SOUTHFIELD - Diva Tech Talk chatted with Karla Thomas, Director of IT, Global Cyber Security and Audit at Tower International. Tower is a Tier 1 leading global manufacturer of engineered automotive structural metal components and assemblies primarily serving original equipment manufacturers. Tower’s products are manufactured at 27 facilities, strategically located in North America, Europe, Brazil,
NOVI - Information has become the oil of the Twenty-first Century. Join Red Level and Dell at the Michigan Beer Company in Novi on May 12 to learn how to manage it and have a few beers on Red Level. IT has become one of the primary drivers of business growth due to the influx
ANN ARBOR - MITechNews.Com is pleased to announce that the Small Business Association of Michigan is its latest content partner providing readers and listeners with the latest news and events listings from the state's preeminent small business group. SBAM will feature MITechNews.Com in its Monday eNewsletter to its 25,000 members and on its website (www.sbam.org).
GRAND RAPIDS - Hacking Health Windsor-Detroit breaks down barriers to healthcare innovation by bringing together IT and healthcare professionals across the US-Canada border to collaborate, dream up & design apps for patient-centric care. Building on the success of the first ever cross-border Hacking Health held at TechTown Detroit last year, Hacking Health Windsor-Detroit will be
ANN ARBOR - Cybersecurity researchers at the University of Michigan were able to hack into the leading "smart home" automation system and essentially get the PIN code to a home's front door. Their "lock-pick malware app" was one of four attacks that the cybersecurity researchers leveled at an experimental set-up of Samsung's SmartThings, a top-selling
ANN ARBOR - India's illegal battery recycling industry could be exposing some residents in Delhi to airborne lead levels two-to-eight times higher than their neighbors and well above recommended health guidelines, University of Michigan researchers have found. Using sophisticated microscopic equipment and a lot of detective work, U-M School of Public Health researchers were able
LANSING - Hard-knuckle politics has once again thwarted efforts to allow voters to cast an in-person absentee ballot despite a request from Governor Rick Snyder in January that it be sent to his desk as soon as possible. The bill (HB 4724) would end the limit on casting an absentee ballot to those 60 and
NORTHVILLE - Motor City ISSA is hosting its second networking and recruiting event May 19 with special guest CBI to speak about its academy and internship programs. Potential candidates will get a chance to meet CBI officials. The meeting is open to Security minded professionals, Students and those considering a career in Security. It will
