Bagger Dave's Kicks Off Loyalty Program With ePrize
Pleasant Ridge-based ePrize Inc. has launched a new mobile loyalty program and gaming app called Fresh Rewards for the Bagger Dave's restaurant chain.
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Pleasant Ridge-based ePrize Inc. has launched a new mobile loyalty program and gaming app called Fresh Rewards for the Bagger Dave's restaurant chain.
Relatives of a Southfield man missing since October are searching for answers after police find his abandoned car, but no clues as to why he vanished.
A consortium of Southeast Michigan architecture and design firms has been hired to design a $600 million, 2.8 million-square-foot new university in Basra, Iraq to teach petroleum engineering.
Customers in northern Michigan are expected to experience improved mobile Internet coverage and voice performance as a result of continued investment by AT&T Inc.
Southfield-based BlueWater Technologies Inc. Thursday announced a strategic partnership with Virginia-based Aneukor LLC.
The latest awards and certifications earned by Michigan's technology-focused companies, institutions, groups and individuals.
MIKE JENNINGS is CEO of Secure-24 in Southfield. Secure-24 provides managed IT operations, enterprise resource planning application hosting, and cloud computing services with data centers in Michigan, Nevada, and Arizona. With more than 25 years of experience in information systems, business development, finance, and manufacturing, Jennings has led the firm's growth to more than 170 clients in a variety of industries, including government and education. During the past year, Secure-24's work force has grown 71 percent to more than 340 employees, mostly in Michigan. The company plans to implement numerous IT training certifications for its employees after receiving the Challenge Fund Award through Automation Alley's technical talent development program. Secure-24 gives back to the community through monthly fundraisers, blood drives, charity dinners, and other events to groups such as Gleaners, Angels of Hope, and the American Red Cross. The company has been designated by Computerworld as one of the 2013 Best Places to Work in IT. Last year, it was named one of Metropolitan Detroit's 101 Best and Brightest Companies to Work For. Secure-24 also is on CRN's 500 Top Solution Provider list. Previously, Jennings was the co-founder, chief technology officer, and senior vice president of business development at Appshop. He also founded the IT services company InfoSolutions and was a principal at Simplify, an Oracle ERP consulting company. Jennings' experience includes positions with El Dorado Ventures, United Technologies, Pratt & Whitney, and SimulTrans. He also has held senior finance positions as a CFO and controller. He studied network management and engineering at the University of California Santa Cruz. Read the complete profile at www.ltu.edu/leaders.
In honor of America Recycles Day, ReCommunity and the Resource Recovery and Recycling Authority of Southwest Oakland County released a guided video journey through a Materials Recycling Facility.
You might not believe what brands Detroit's pro sports teams study for ideas in excellence in social media marketing.
From Hull, England to Maryland, Oregon, Hamtramck, Roseville and Detroit, The Engineering Society of Detroit Institute will bring together leading experts from throughout the country and the United Kingdom to share best practices in education, police, the courts, community revitalization, and more.
World Usability Day is Thursday, and there are at least three major events in Michigan to mark it.
The Chicago-based Coleman Foundation has awarded Lawrence Technological University a two-year, $150,000 grant to increase student participation in entrepreneurial education that is already occurring on campus.
Two Michigan hospitals made the list of the 50 Top Cardiovascular Hospitals published by the health care information analysis firm Truven Health Analytics.
East Lansing-based Great Lakes Health Information Exchange and Southfield-based Michigan Health Connect, the state's two largest providers of health infoormation exchange, have agreed to share medical records electronically.
A police chase across several cities ended after the suspect crashed through the front of a popular Oakland County restaurant.
The suspect, who was wearing a Halloween mask, walked into the store with his weapon drawn and started making demands.
While traveling to pick-up a loaf of bread, gallon of milk or the kids from recital practice, Michigan residents can now squeeze in a new insurance policy along the way.
The bankruptcy trustee for a failed solar panel manufacturer in Oakland County has sued three Chinese competitors for price-fixing and dumping below-cost solar panels into the United States market.
The Engineering Society of Detroit is looking for more participating middle schools, as well as volunteer mentors and judges for its 2014 Michigan Regional Future City Competition.
Innovation is a priority for 94 out of 100 business leaders, according to the Plante Moran 2013 innovation survey results. That is 15 points higher than last year and indicative of a trend that is validated by other research.
Nearly 100 inventors, entrepeneurs, and those who help them create jobs attended a symposium on intellectual property law Wednesday at Lawrence Technological University in Southfield.
The Michigan Film Office announced the project, Blue Goji Mobile Arcade Game, has been approved for a digital media incentive from the state. The mobile game is a follow-up to the Blue Goji interactive boxing game developed and produced by Pixo Entertainment in Southfield.
