Detroit Startup Offers Medical Communications App
Detroit-based Apello Technologies, a doctor-created technology company focused on developing tools to help physicians collaborate, has launched its Apello Physicians Network.
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Detroit-based Apello Technologies, a doctor-created technology company focused on developing tools to help physicians collaborate, has launched its Apello Physicians Network.
The State Police are advising to take all precautions to get ready for the major storm that will hit the area. Precautions include things like having a tank full of gas in your vehicle, food, water, and blankets.
Nine students from Chassell High School know how an atomic force microscope works. In fact, they've built a model of one out of Lego bricks, under a program sponsored by Michigan Technological University.
Engineering students at Lawrence Technological University have formed the Autonomous Vehicles and Robotic Systems Student Committee as part of the Great Lakes Chapter of the Association of Unmanned Vehicle Systems International. Members will participate in research projects in autonomously operating vehicles and various robotic systems.
A common purpose of helping children has united a Michigan-based company with a Nebraska-based foundation.
Ann Arbor-based Servant Systems Inc. announced that two more Domino's Pizza multi-unit franchises in the Carbibean have contracted to use Servant software in their operations.
Michigan nonprofit organizations received $5 million in contributions in 2010 from Jackson-based Consumers Energy, its employees, retirees, philanthropic arm, and the utility's parent company, CMS Energy.
Microsoft says it's stepping up its cloud computing offerings amid surveys showing increased interest in cloud technologies in the Detroit area.
Three nonprofit organizations with a history of innovation and service in Michigan Monday announced a first-of-its-kind collaboration to redevelop a neighborhood, create jobs and fill important health care and living needs for seniors in the City of Detroit.
The latest event announcements from Michigan-based technology organizations, before they are posted on the GLITR IT Calendar
Michigan State Police are searching for a person they say has been shooting at cars along a stretch of I-696 in Oakland County the past few days.
Governor Rick Snyder reviewing data that says the private sector made about $40,000 in 2009 compared to the public sector which was at $85,000.
January car and truck sales numbers are expecting to show a market that's cooled off from December, but remains on a slow rise out of the recession.
A Detroit immigration judge has ordered the deportation of an 88- year-old retired auto engineer accused of killing a Jew while serving with a Nazi-controlled police force during World War II.
Cairo's international airport was a scene of chaos and confusion as thousands of foreigners sought to flee the unrest.