GRAND RAPIDS - Hacking Health Windsor-Detroit breaks down barriers to healthcare innovation by bringing together IT and healthcare professionals across the US-Canada border to collaborate, dream up & design apps for patient-centric care. Building on the success of the first ever cross-border Hacking Health held at TechTown Detroit last year, Hacking Health Windsor-Detroit will be
FERNDALE - The Young Basile law firm’s Keith Schonberger joins us on M2 TechCast to explain the differences between patents, trademarks, copyrights and trade secrets. It seems that many people do not understand the difference in these types of intellectual property. His discussion asks the following questions: What are the different types of intellectual property protectable
FERNDALE - The Pure Michigan advertising in 2015 generated more than $1.4 billion in tourism spending, according to a recent report. Michelle Grinnell from the Michigan Economic Development Corp. talks about how successful the campaign has been since it was launched a decade ago. Some 4.2 million trips were made to the state in 2015
FERNDALE - Automation Alley Chief Operating Officer Tom Kelly talks about how successful the Southeast Michigan technology network has become, including investing in companies in its 7Cs program. Automation Alley has invested more than $9 million in 19 Michigan advanced manufacturing start-ups to date. Automation Alley also has been tasked with training people without an
FERNDALE - KML Computer Services, a Northville managed services provider, is featured on this episode of M2 TechCast. John Lilienthal, Business Development Manager, joins co-host Mike Brennan and Matt Roush to tell small business why they should let KML Computer Services manage a company’s computer network. Means no IT Department to hire, train and manage.
FERNDALE – On M2 TechCast Monday May 2, a new content partnership with the Small Business Association of Michigan will be announced, Online Tech will talk about a popular new Disaster Recovery product, the Engineering Society of Detroit promotes a Job Faire in May, Lawrence Technological University updates its Taubman STEM Complex, plus Smart Finds
DETROIT - Sandra Cochrane is a full-time Technology Business Consultant for the MI-SBDC. In this position she assists start-up and early-stage high-tech companies. Services she provides to clients include business plan development, accessing capital, strategic planning, and general business consultation. On Saturday’s show she represents a perspective on the tech initiatives that are developing on
DETROIT - Tom Kelly is the COO and director of entrepreneurship for Automation Alley, Michigan’s leading technology business association, connecting companies and organizations with talent, resources and funding to accelerate innovation and fuel Southeast Michigan’s economy. Q1 Highlights: Wrapping up an IT training program that helped to address Southeast Michigan’s IT skills gap by training more than
FERNDALE - Deception has long been practiced by the military to trick an enemy into collecting bad intelligence. But deception also is the class of techniques used to fool cyber attackers. It can be fake servers and endpoints (honey pots), instrumented to detect activity. It can be poisoned data that can include "beacons." If someone
FERNDALE - Cybersecurity experts Dan Lohrmann and Richard Stiennon again update the M2 TechCast audience on the top issues facing businesses and consumers in the rough and tumble world where cyber attacks are becoming the norm. In the first segment, Lohrmann and Stiennon continue to examine the plague of ransomware - one of the latest
