LIVONIA - Each year, evidence mounts that “sustainability” is far more than a buzzword designed to polish a corporation’s image. Business analysts now say that it’s clear that sustainability can also profoundly affect a company’s competitiveness. Broadly speaking, the rise of new world powers such as China has intensified competition for natural resources, making conservation an
FERNDALE – Ferris State University Professor Susan K. Miller talks about LEED technology – high-tech buildings – at the mid-Michigan university. It’s part of the Construction Management degree program. https://soundcloud.com/podcastdetroit/m2techcast-episode-7-ferris?in=podcastdetroit/sets/m2techcast-on-podcastdetroit
FERNDALE - Suzanne K. Miller, RA, LEED AP Program Coordinator, Assistant Professor, at Ferris State University talks about her fifteen years of professional experience with construction companies, her courses in construction graphics, plans & specifications, along with building information technology, and how she uses this background to teach Ferris students about LEED energy savings technology. To listen,
FERNDALE – On the Oct. 26 edition of M2 TechTalk, Neal Anderson talks about his company’s Rapid Recursive software that can help World Series contenders determine the optimal sequence of pitches to throw batters. Assistant Professor Suzanne Miller talks about the LEED program at Ferris State. Plus Diva Tech Talk, formerly the Digital Divas, are
WARREN - A former Farmer Jack grocery store that Wayne State University renovated into its Advanced Technology Education Center has been certified as the university’s first ever LEED Gold building because it uses 30 percent less energy than a standard building of its size and use. The 40,000 square-foot ATEC opened in fall 2014. Gold is
