Ann Arbor IT Zone

Think Green ? Reduce E-Waste

ANN ARBOR - IT Zone member Thomas Schramm was featured in the Business Section of the Ann Arbor News for his contribution to the green eco-friendly computer industry. Thomas began assembling and selling environmentally friendly computers earlier this year through his new company, GreenMachineShop.Com. Although only 20 ?green? machines have been purchased so far, Thomas

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County-Wide WiFi Coming Soon

ANN ARBOR - IT Zone member and Vice Chair, Rich Sheridan, continues to play an important role in the implementation of Wireless Washtenaw. Rich, president and CEO of Menlo Innovations and David Behen, director of support services for Washtenaw County, started discussing the possibility of county-wide wireless Internet access in the fall of 2004. They

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Ann Arbor IT Zone Classified Ads

ANN ARBOR - Don?t miss the Ann Arbor IT Zone Classifieds if you?re looking for employment opportunities. Now including ? listings from Ann Arbor SPARK. For SPARK, please email [email protected] OPPORTUNITIES: 1. General need for experienced CEO/COO/CFO candidates to work with innovative companies at various stages of growth, including start-up. Some of these positions do

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21st Century Jobs Fund: Washtenaw County Proposals Win $52.5 Million

ANN ARBOR - Twenty-eight Washtenaw County-based proposals will receive a total of $52.5 million from the 21st Century Jobs Fund. The Ann Arbor IT Zone proposal, however, was not funded in this round. Gov. Jennifer Granholm announced on September 6 that 61 projects were selected by the Michigan Strategic Economic Investment and Commercialization (SEIC) Board

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Members Keep Us Going

ANN ARBOR - The summer appears to be a slow time at the IT Zone. Events slow to a trickle and you can go for weeks without a meeting here. But don?t let that fool you -- our members were actively moving us forward on projects, programs and operations. We owe them many thanks. We

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