MICT is focused on bringing public, private and workforce training partners together to grow Michigan's information and communications technology sector.
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- Lansing, MI, 48913
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- 517-241-5697
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- Greater Lansing Next: A Plan f...
Jackson Lounge, Wharton Center for ...
Tuesday, November 10 at 3:00pm
Michigan ICT Network
Michigan ICT Network Reinventing the worker: Despite many unemployed in Michigan, some companies struggle to find qualified applicants
Reinventing the worker: Despite many unemployed in Michigan, some companies struggle to find qualifi
Source: www.mlive.com
Octavian Cantilli | The Grand Rapids PressTom McGuire, manager of environmental services at Saint Mary’s Health Care, talks with Elizabeth Gomez, one of the more than 90 employees he oversees. McGuire, ...
Michigan ICT Network There are new job openings in senior management, life sciences, IT, sales and marketing and other fields at Ann Arbor SPARK's career services Web site. The openings include positions at firms such as ForeSee Results, tng worldwide and Systems in Motion.
New Michigan help-wanted postings via Ann Arbor SPARK for ForeSee Results, tng worldwide, Systems in
Source: www.mlive.com
Get the latest on Michigan jobs and career opportunities on MLive.com.
Michigan ICT Network Enliven Software expands
Source: www.lansingstatejournal.com
EAST LANSING — A software startup is the first company to set out on its own after a one-year stay at the Technology Innovation Center.
Michigan ICT Network
Greater Lansing Next: A Plan for Regional Prosperity
With Special Guest Michael Langley
Former CEO, Langley Group
Former CEO, Allegheny Conference on Community DevelopmentUnder Langley's leadership, Greater Pittsburgh shook off its Rust Belt roots, remaking itself as a center for advanced manufacturing, life sciences and... technology. This work has resulted in more than 45,000 new jobs and Pittsburgh recently being named "America's Most Livable City."Program: 3:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Reception: 4:00 to 5:30 p.m.(Free parking provided at the Wharton Center)RSVP or questions to hammond@greaterlansingnext.com or call 702-3387 x203.Read More
With Special Guest Michael Langley
Former CEO, Langley Group
Former CEO, Allegheny Conference on Community DevelopmentUnder Langley's leadership, Greater Pittsburgh shook off its Rust Belt roots, remaking itself as a center for advanced manufacturing, life sciences and... technology. This work has resulted in more than 45,000 new jobs and Pittsburgh recently being named "America's Most Livable City."Program: 3:00 to 4:00 p.m.
Reception: 4:00 to 5:30 p.m.(Free parking provided at the Wharton Center)RSVP or questions to hammond@greaterlansingnext.com or call 702-3387 x203.Read More
Time:3:00PM Tuesday, November 10th
Location:Jackson Lounge, Wharton Center for the Perfroming Arts, East Lansing
Michigan ICT Network The Department of Energy on Tuesday named 100 smart grid projects as winners of $3.4 billion in stimulus grants – and it looks like the smart meter industry is going to be happy.
Source: www.greentechmedia.com
The Department of Energy has chosen 100 smart grid projects to receive $3.4 billion in matching grants. Here’s the list.
Source: www.lansingstatejournal.com
By now, I hope you've heard it said enough to know that there are more than 300 information technology companies in the greater Lansing region.
Michigan ICT Network Speaking during the American Health Information Association's annual conference, National Coordinator for Health IT David Blumenthal said he expects about 50,000 new positions to open in the health IT industry. Blumenthal also said he expects to soon announce a work force training program designed to boost the ranks of health IT professionals.
Source: www.healthcareitnews.com
GRAPEVINE, TX – At least 50,000 new health information management jobs will be needed as the nation moves from a paper to a digital healthcare system, the nation's healthcare IT chief said Tuesday.
Michigan ICT Network
Michigan Security Network and Wayne State University Launch Joint Venture to Spur Entrepreneurship in Homeland Security http://www.earthtimes.org/articles/show/
Michigan Security Network and Wayne State University Launch Joint Venture to Spur Entrepreneurship i
Source: www.earthtimes.org
DETROIT, Oct. 6 /PRNewswire/ -- In support of its mission to accelerate homeland security technology development, investment and jobs in Michigan, the Michigan Security Network has developed a joint venture with Wayne State University to provide tra...
Michigan ICT Network Wall Street Journal spotlights California firm's plans to "on-shore" jobs in Michigan
Source: blogs.wsj.com
Systems in Motion delivered a jolt of well-received news to Michigan Tuesday, saying it will hire about 1,085 information-technology workers around Ann Arbor.
Michigan ICT Network
Associated Press article on the washingtonexaminer.com spotlights technology firm Systems in Motion for its plans to bring nearly 1,100 jobs to Michigan over next 5 years.
09/22/09 2:00 PM EDT
Source: www.washingtonexaminer.com
A Silicon Valley company says it plans to hire nearly 1,100 employees in the next five years for an information technology services center near Ann Arbor.
Michigan ICT Network Here's MDIT Director Ken Theis' presentation from the Detroit CIO Summit last week
Source: www.michigan.gov
Michigan ICT Network Thanks to the CIO Leadership Network for a great event yesterday in Dearborn. The Michigan ICT Network is already expanding.
Source: www.bycios.com
Nationally, the term Information & Communication Technology (ICT) is synonymous with economic vitality and diversification. In Michigan, this focus is pivotal and action steps are being taken to expand and leverage ICT capabilities. ...
Michigan plans New Economy Partnerships to grow IT jobs - Detroit News and Information - Crain's Det
Source: www.crainsdetroit.com
Daily news and features from crainsdetroit.com and from the weekly newspaper Crain's Detroit Business. RSS feeds for breaking news and the Detroit automotive, technology, health care, manufacturing, sports, real estate, nonprofit and government sectors
Source: www.govtech.com
Tech-based economic development initiative lures IBM, GE and others to Michigan.
