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College appoints CIO
A local college has hired its interim co-chief information officer to take over the role permanently.
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New sport on target to zip through Van Andel Arena
Drone racing’s Great Lakes Cup will showcase racers at speeds up to 80 mph as organizers look to build fan base.
This fall, drone pilots from across the country will have clearance to buzz Van Andel Arena.
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West Side district goes tech savvy
Circuit West project will test and implement advancements in sustainable and renewable energy, including solar panels.
The West Side is set to become a hub of new energy technology through a partnership between Rockford Construction and Consumers Energy.
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Former VP takes the next step
Michele Ringelberg spins ThrivePOP digital media and marketing agency out of her husband’s IT services firm.
After nearly a decade managing the web department at her husband’s company, Next IT, Michele Ringelberg decided it was time to pick up the whole department and head out the door.
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Electronic repair hobby turns into full-time job
Ryan Brondyke launched Cell Medic Phone Repair in 2015 after word-of-mouth referrals grew client base.
Ryan Brondyke tried to repair his first iPhone after it hit the pavement.
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College plans $12M tech center project downtown
A local college will invest more than $12 million to update and expand its 25-year-old technology lab downtown.
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Firm producing workshop on mobile apps
A mobile app developer in the region is hosting a workshop this week.
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Worksighted puts focus on future human skills
Technology company grows 20 percent in first half of 2017, adds new office on east side of Michigan.
Mike Harris and the rest of the leadership team at Holland-based Worksighted are positioning for the next wave of talent evolution.
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No product? No problem for firm looking to expand globally
Mackinac Technology’s energy-efficient window insulation system is drawing interest from as far away as China.
Before officially launching a product, Mackinac Technology Co. has garnered demand from across the globe and already is setting up a Chinese office.
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Law aims to heighten cybersecurity
Proposed Cyber Training Act would certify SBDC employees nationwide to help small businesses fight online threats.
(As seen on WZZM TV 13) A proposed law would make cyber strategy certification the norm among a percentage of Small Business Development Center employees.
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