Flash Sale!
The first 50 people who use code 5050 save $50
Be among the first 50 people to register now for Integr8 and save $50 on your ticket by entering code 5050. Integr8: The Industry 4.0 Conference is the can't-miss smart manufacturing event of the year. Learn from the world's foremost industry experts, experience hands-on technology demonstrations and discover how the Fourth Industrial Revolution will impact your business.
Michael Rogers talks with Linda Daichendt, executive director of the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan, about:
Michael Rogers, communications officer for the Small Business Association of Michigan, talks small business tech topics with Linda Daichendt, executive director of the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan. They discuss:
Michael Rogers, communications officer for the Small Business Association of Michigan, talks with Linda Daichendt, executive director of the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan.
Michael Rogers, communications officer for the Small Business Association of Michigan, talks with Linda Daichendt, executive director of the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan, about these timely business tech topics:
Michael Rogers, communications officer for the Small Business Association of Michigan, talks with Linda Daichendt, executive director of the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan, about code schools and boot camps that teach computer programming skills prove they can rapidly retrain American workers for the 21st century. They also talk about how vulnerable your smartphone may be. If you want to read the articles associated with these podcasts please email info@michiganbusinessnetwork.com.
Michael Rogers, communications officer for the Small Business Association of Michigan, talks with Linda Daichendt, executive director of the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan, about the employment impact of robotics, possible changes to the H1-B visa program, how to limit social media distractions, whether the wearable technology craze has run out of steam and why fewer businesses accept cash.
Michael Rogers, communications officer for the Small Business Association of Michigan, talks with Linda Daichendt, executive director of the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan, about tech that could change your life in 2017, The implications of Arkansas police receiving a warrant to search murder suspect's Amazon Echo, The future of robotics: 10 predictions for 2017 and beyond, How drones will change the world in the next 5 years, How to tell if you are ready for the future of technology, and what to do if you are constantly distracted by technology.
Michael Rogers, vice president communications for the Small Business Association of Michigan, talks with Linda Daichendt, executive director of the Mobile Technology Association of Michigan, about Gov. Snyder signing four bills into law to provide the most expansive set of laws governing autonomous vehicles in the country (read more), the U.S. Transportation Department proposing rules that all new cars and small trucks contain communications technology to broadcast data to one another about their speed, location and direction they are traveling (read more), four industries that are being changed by wearable technology (read more), the surprising re-emergence of Microsoft as a technology leader (read more), privacy groups urging the investigation of the “internet of toys” (read more), possible rules for airlines that plan in-flight Wi-Fi voice calls (read more) and libraries offering free take-home Internet hot spots.
Michael Rogers, vice president communications for the Small Business Association of Michigan, talks with social media expert Kate Snyder, owner of Piper & Gold Public Relations in Lansing, about 4 Digital Marketing Tips for the Holidays, 5 New Social Platform Features You Need to Know About, When Shopping Online, Can You Trust the Reviews? and the marketing implications of a new study that finds that across 33 rich countries, only 5% of the population has high computer-related abilities, and only a third of people can complete medium-complexity tasks.
