Events/Announcements

Michigan Business School Opens India Center

ANN ARBOR Seems everyone is opening development centers in India these days, including the University of Michigan Business School. Starting this week, scholars will study managerial issues and emerging practices in how to use global resources and open new global markets. The research will focus on how global companies can tap the Indian intellectual capital

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MEMS-Driven Wearable Display For Auto Techs In The Works

ANN ARBOR - When we think of head-up displays, we tend to think of supersonic jet pilots careening through the upper atmosphere with data hovering before their eyes. But Microvision, a maker of MEMS-based head-up display technology, is also pursuing more mundane niches like wearable displays for automotive technicians. The company is ramping up efforts

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DaimlerChrysler Design Chief Heads To BMW

DETROIT - DesignworksUSA Tuesday Verena Kloos president of the California design house owned by BMW AG. Kloos replaces Adrian van Hooydonk, who was recently named head of design for BMW brand vehicles. Kloos most recently was head of DaimlerChryslers Advanced Design studio in Italy where she was responsible for interior design on future Mercedes and

By |2004-06-09T00:00:00-04:00June 9th, 2004|Archive, Events/Announcements|

Uncertain Business Environment, Rising Interest Rates, Subject Of Corporate Growth Breakfast

BIRMINGHAM The uncertain business environment, precipitated by rising interest rates, is the topic for the June meeting of the Association for Corporate Growth SoutheastMichigan Chapter. The groups Midyear Economic Outlook will be discussed June 15 at The Community House in Birmingham. Managing Director John Manley of SmithBarney citigroup will be featured at the meeting. He

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Johnson Controls Auto Group Signs Up For Covisint Connect

DETROIT Compuware subsidiary Covisint has signed a data messaging service agreement with the Automotive Group of Johnson Controls, consolidating several third party valued added network services and replacing its old EDI system. When deployment is completed, Johnson Controls a member of the six-company consortium that help develop Covisint Connect will use Covisint Connect to exchange

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