SOUTHFIELD - In this episode of Diva Tech talk, we had a great conversation with Maggie Lohnes, founder of Sound Informatics. After a long and strong career in Healthcare IT, she successfully started her own company. Before that she was hired and created one of the first roles for Nursing Informations at Huntington Hospital. Later,
FERNDALE – On the Feb. 8 edition of M2 (Squared) TechCast, Linda Daichendt, CEO of the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan, talks about Mobile Michigan Mondays, Rachele Downs, vice president at Inforum, interviews Andrea Livingston, CEO of Grit Design and sizzlepig, and Andrew Basile Jr., partner at Young Basile, answers the question, “Can you still
FERNDALE - Matt Roush has a new day job. He’s News Director at Lawrence Technological University. On this segment of M2 (Squared) TechCast, Matt’s new boss, Bruce Annette, talks about LTU, it’s mission, size, and what students who graduate with STEAM degrees can make for starting wages. You’ll be surprised how much that is. To
FERNDALE - Disclosure: this is not one of our “normal” episodes, but we couldn’t possibly be happier…or more proud…of how it all came together and turned out. The Flint Water Crisis is something that we’ve all heard about on the news, or read about online, or caught conversations about it at the office…but there’s a
DETROIT - The Internet Advisor crew of experts answers your computer questions in this hour-long podcast. Foster Braun, Gary Baker, Ed Rudel and Cal Carson - can you get Internet streaming service through your iPhone? How would personal Hot Spots help you connect to the Internet? Can you use your smart phone as a wi-fi
GRAND RAPIDS - Donna MacMurray Klein was crowned the “eBay Lady” when she first visited our show in 2003 to help our audience understand the then booming online shopping experience led by eBay. Since then Donna has gone on to form her own business and has some strong things to say about the evolution of
DETROIT - Christina Li a senior at Utica Community Schools was among nine people from across the country recognized last week in Washington, D.C. as “White House Champions of Change for Computer Science Education.” She was nominated by Debbie Taylor, assistant director of the engineering school and director of Women in Science and Engineering at the University of
GRAND RAPIDS - Telamon, a 46 year-old company, brings human services to people and communities in twelve states, doing business in two of them as Transition Resources Corporation. Chartered as a non-profit organization, Telamon's purpose is to improve the lives of those in need. They do this through the operation of a diverse array of programs for farmworkers,
FERNDALE - Two of the three Diva Tech Talk ladies, Amanda Lewan of Bamboo Detroit and Michipreneur.Com, and Nicole Johnson Scheffler, a Cisco engineer, interview Christina Mathes, Vice President of Client Experience at Mousetrap, part of the Rocket Fiber group. Rocket Fiber is offering 1 Gigabit Internet service in the downtown area, but launching into
FERNDALE - Matt Roush talks about his new job, as News Editor of Lawrence Technological University. Matt will run three LTU magazines, deal with the press, set up interviews of LTU faculty and staff. But the great news is Matt will continue to co-host M2 TechCast, plus work with his former employer, The Engineering Society
