FERNDALE – Ferris State University Professor Susan K. Miller talks about LEED technology – high-tech buildings – at the mid-Michigan university. It’s part of the Construction Management degree program. https://soundcloud.com/podcastdetroit/m2techcast-episode-7-ferris?in=podcastdetroit/sets/m2techcast-on-podcastdetroit
FERNDALE – Neal Anderson, with Supported Intelligence in East Lansing, talks about the company’s product, Rapid Recursive Big Data crunching tool and how it was used during the World Series to predict the optimal pitch to get the batters out. https://soundcloud.com/podcastdetroit/m2techcast-episode-7-supported-intel?in=podcastdetroit/sets/m2techcast-on-podcastdetroit
FERNDALE – Former Digital Divas, now Diva Tech Talk, Kathleen Norton-Schock, Amanda Lewann, and Nicole Johnson Scheffler talk about their podcast, which features women in technology and computing, not only in Michigan but beyond – Science, Technology, Engineering, Match and the Arts. To listen, click on https://soundcloud.com/podcastdetroit/m2techcast-episode-7-divas?in=podcastdetroit/sets/m2techcast-on-podcastdetroit
FERNDALE – Pamela Dover, Senior Director of Business Development & Marketing for Comcast Business in Michigan, talks about several new service offerings including Comcast Business Voice Mobility, a new type of phone line with a mobile app. Also on the show, Joshua Pearce, Professor of Material Science and Electrical Engineering, at Michigan Technological University talks
DETROIT - Cal Carson is our resident expert on all things Apple. The Apple TV that is just arriving is one of the most anticipated devices to be launched by the folks from Cupertino. The question is: Has Apple been able to shake up the set top market that so far seems to be owned by
DETROIT - Andy Basile is a lawyer with a long history of practicing information technology law in Silicon Valley and in Troy, Michigan. Andy’s history with the development of technology law on the West Coast has given him a unique perspective for commenting on the growth of technology in the Motor Capitol of the World. To listen, click on
DETROIT - Ed Rudel has been helping our listeners solve their problems for nearly 20 years. Not only has he helped them out of jams with clever solutions but often by teaching them what to avoid. In today’s program Ed explains what poisoned downloads are, how to identify them and what to do about them. To
DETROIT - Richard Stiennon has been a frequent guest on the Internet Advisor when it comes to all things cyber security. Richard is a security expert and industry analyst, known for shaking up the industry and providing actionable guidance to vendors and end users. He recently relaunched the security blog ThreatChaos.com and is the founder of IT-Harvest,
LANSING - Governor Rick Snyder said Tuesday night he is ready to sign a road funding proposal that will generate $1.2 billion for the state's roads and bridges by 2021 after the House and Senate gave the final green light to an amended package on Tuesday. With House passage of the key components just before 10:30
LANSING - The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality has announced a Feb. 15, 2016 kickoff for a new team challenge to develop innovative strategies to increase the state’s residential recycling rate. The challenge, called Recycle by Design, is one of the key initiatives of Gov. Rick Snyder’s plan to double residential recycling in Michigan. The
