LANSING - Michael Rogers, vice president communications for the Small Business Association of Michigan, interviews Sergio Carrillo and Ashley Mason of Security Card Services In Partnership with Independent Bank about why it is important to small business success to be able to accept credit cards from your customers, big new developments in credit card technology
DETROIT - Episode 154 with Automation Alley and Daniel Dugan, talking initiatives here in the metro Detroit area, e-Nable, Maker Faire, and Motor City Steam Con. Automation Alley is at: http://www.automationalley.com/Home.aspx e-Nable is at: http://enablingthefuture.org/ Maker Faire Detroit is at: http://www.makerfairedetroit.com/ Motor City Steam Con is at: http://www.motorcitysteamcon.com/
DETROIT - Melih Oztalay of Birmingham was an eye witness to the attempted military coup in Turkey Friday night, July 15. He has been with us as the CEO of SmartFinds but joins Internet Advisor as a freelance reporter to give a first-hand account of the attempt to take over the Turkish government by certain military commanders.
DETROIT - Dr. Dean Krauskopf has been dispensing gardening tips for 25 years as one of the weekend experts on WJR Radio in Detroit. In all that time his basket of tools has increased exponentially with the help of Internet sites that can do everything from pest management to plant selection. On our show
GRAND RAPIDS - The automotive industry is rapidly changing, but is it in a way that consumers want. Michigan firm Jacobs Media has for years been doing research to find out, and their sister firm, jacAPPS, an app development firm (and MTAM member) puts that research to work in the apps it developers for its
ROYAL OAK - On M2 (Squared) Techcast Monday July 18, Diva Tech Talk professional Kathleen Norton-Schock will interview Tracy-Ann Palmer, Regional Manager, Central Enterprise IT Platform, Cisco, who will discuss how the Internet of Things is Changing the World. Returning to the show will be Robert Tessanne, Red Level Vice President of Cloud & Technology
LANSING - Michael Rogers, vice president communications for the Small Business Association of Michigan, interviews nationally-known small business advocate, Chris Holman, about the challenges that face small food producers when they get huge orders, seven ways to create office harmony and the best-and-worst entry level jobs. To listen, click on http://www.michiganbusinessnetwork.com/blog/what-happens-when-a-small-business-suddenly-gets-too-successful
ROYAL OAK - After the events of last week, and rather rapidly, we were lucky enough to get Eric Thomas, Calvin Moore, Billy Strawter, and Khary Frazier in-studio to talk about not just the events of the past week, but also the touchy topic of what it’s actually like to be black in America today,
DETROIT - Sharma Krauskopf rejoined the show a year after launching an independent film Lighthouse Unmanned about lighthouse keepers, their families and the huge impact of changes in their lives with the advent of technology. It has been a long trip from Michigan where film incentives money dried up to New York where she found the
DETROIT - David Peterson, like a lot of great smaller competitors, starting with David, King of Israel, discovered that giants aren’t all they are cracked up to be, especially when you “Play Bigger”! That is the title of his new book about Category Design or playing bigger individually, as a business or any kind of
