DETROIT – Have you enjoyed attending an MTAM Mobile Monday Michigan event at one of our chapters in Ann Arbor, Detroit, Grand Rapids or Lansing? Have you benefitted from education you received from an expert speaker, or contacts you made at one of our monthly events? Have you thought about finding a way to be
ROYAL OAK - The Mobile Technology Association of Michigan is looking for volunteers to work with the four Mobile Monday Michigan events around the state. MTAM is looking for help in Detroit, Grand Rapids, and Lansing. MTAM CEO Linda Daischendt provides the back story in this edition of M2 TechCast. MTAM represents some 3,000 tech
GRAND RAPIDS – Universal Mind, a digital consulting and services firm, is hosting the next event from the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan’s Grand Rapids chapter of Mobile Monday Michigan on January 16. This panel-style event will take a quick look back at 2016 connected tech advances, and an in-depth look at how connected technologies
TROY - Wearable technologies are evolving – but is it at the pace expected by industry experts? And what other industries are being impacted by this evolution of wearable technologies? Two of Michigan’s leading wearable technologies experts join us at Mobile Monday Detroit on October 10 at 6 p.m. at RIIS in Troy to share their
LANSING – Every year Google and Apple host developer conferences that serve as a platform for launching new devices and form factors, as well as an opportunity to highlight new and exciting features for their mobile platforms. On September 26 at 6:45 p.m. at the East Lansing Technology Innovation Center in East Lansing, Mobile Monday
ROYAL OAK - Linda Daischendt, CEO of the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan, talks mobile app developments, Mobile Monday Michigan’s and the upside potential of a trade group that supports some of the hottest new technologies, including mobile, wireless, virtual and augmented reality, connected vehicles and much more. Daischendt also discussed what happens at Michigan
DETROIT – Want to get your hands on some really cool technology, and experience something still only available to a limited number of people? Then Mobile Monday Detroit on July 11 is where you need to be to see Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality and their integration with wireless and mobile technologies. Lately both AR
DETROIT - A new wave of mobile technology is on the way, and with it comes the need for wireless networks with increased capabilities. To help the Mobile Monday Detroit audience understand the advances being made in wireless network technologies, experts from Verizon Wireless and Aerohive Networks will share information about 5G and the next
TROY - RIIS has stepped up to become the new host and sponsor of the Detroit Chapter of Mobile Monday Michigan subsidiary for the balance of 2016. “We had a great, steady location for five years at Compuware,” said Linda Daichendt, Executive Director of the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan. “Since leaving there during the
DETROIT - Mobile Monday Detroit is focusing on Wireless Sensors Oct. 12 with an event called Changing Industries, aimed at helping Michigan get a clearer picture of the impact of these devices on our lives and businesses. During the 6 pm event at TechTown Detroit, MTAM will explore the world of sensors - how they’ve
