TROY - Automation Alley was recognized by the Troy Chamber of Commerce as one of seven 2005 Best of Troy award recipients. Winners were selected based on each company's overall impact on the community. The work the Automation Alley team has done to improve the technological image of Southeast Michigan has made a positive effect
TROY - GLIMASoutheast concluded its 2005 event schedule with a bang, attracting more than 100 people to its annual Holiday Party, Dec. 7 at the Blue Martini Birmingham. The event, co-sponsored by Xerox, also collected three large bags of toys and an additional $435 in cash donations for the U.S. Marines Toys for Tots program.
SOUTHFIELD ? NuSoft Solutions, a major GLIMA sponsor, was named this week a Microsoft National System Integrator Partner, one of 100 companies nationwide to receive this award and the only one in Michigan. Microsoft will work with NuSoft to expand services, develop technical capabilities and extend its national reach. The goal is to work with
TROY ? The 2006 Automation Alley Annual Meeting will include a State of the Alley address, election of a new board and a look ahead at what the state technology marketing group has in store for the new year. The breakfast meeting is scheduled for Jan. 24 at the Automation Alley Resource Center in Troy.
SOUTHFIELD ? Plante & Moran, PLLC has achieved Microsoft Gold Certified Partner status, demonstrating proven expertise in Microsoft products through certification, customer references and sales revenues. Plante & Moran, the nation?s 11th largest CPA firm, has been involved in the Microsoft Partner Program, which has three, increasingly-difficult-to-attain membership levels?Registered Members, Certified Partners, and Gold Certified
EAST LANSING ? For the first time, professionals have the chance to earn the master?s degree in telecommunication, information studies and media offered by Michigan State University in evening classes. The course will begin in fall 2006. Students have two years to complete all courses for the MA degree. Applications are open through April 1,
TROY - Automation Alley, a technology marketing initiative conceived by Oakland County Executive L. Brooks Patterson, announced Monday it has recruited its 600th member company, Stola North America. "The 600 member-company mark is an impressive accomplishment for Automation Alley as the member count has doubled within the past five years,? said Ken Rogers, executive director,
BIRMINGHAM - GLIMASoutheast and Xerox would like to invite you to attend a night of networking and holiday cheer at the technology networking group?s annual Holiday Party Dec. 7 at 5:01 pm at the Blue Martini Birmingham. Last year the Holiday Party drew close to 100 business professionals. Besides getting the chance to network with
DETROIT ? Butzel Long attorney David DuMouchel will deliver two seminars Nov.29 at the Michigan State Management Education Center in Troy during Continuing Legal Education and Fraud Awareness programs. In the morning, DuMouchel will give a presentation called, ?Handling Client Perjury and Incriminating Evidence? during an Institute of Continuing Legal Education seminar. In the afternoon,
GRAND RAPIDS ? Just in time for Christmas shopping, a host of Michigan retailers and Microsoft will present some of the hot tech gadgets on the market, on Dec. 1 at the BOB. The event is sponsored by GLIMAWest. Before the event, technology and interactive professionals will get the chance to swap business cards and