INDIANAPOLIS – As the clock ticked toward a drop-dead fiscal deadline of June 30, 2009 and a possible statewide shutdown, representatives and state senators in the Indiana General Assembly bloodied each other while trying to find a compromise that would produce a balanced, two-year state budget.
CHICAGO – North Korea doesn’t have anything that could reach the U.S. Or do they? The threat of nuclear bombs is such a remote possibility today that no one really more...
CHICAGO – “Jumping the shark” is an expression that was coined by radio newscaster Jon Hein to capture the fact that a TV series has hit its peak and is in decline. I more...
COLUMBUS, Ind. – A fully operational space launch facility in southern Indiana? With a $4 million contract with Raytheon, funding from NASA, direct support and more...
CHICAGO – Lithium-ion technology can be used on a more personal level. While it’s becoming more well known that lithium-ion technology is being used for next-generation more...
CHICAGO – Is it true that military sonar exercises actually kill marine wildlife? Unfortunately for many whales, dolphins and other marine life, the use of underwater more...
CHICAGO – Kevin Gingerich is the director of marketing services at the Bosch Rexroth linear motion and assembly technology division. He recently spoke with more...
CHICAGO – BioMed is the Israeli annual medical device and biotech conference taking place this week in Tel Aviv. Simultaneous with the BioMed event, a third more...
INDIANAPOLIS – The bright boil of partisan politics is presently casting its incandescent furor in Indiana with legislators tossing potential technology growth back and more...
CHICAGO – Argonne National Laboratory is a key player in commercializing lithium-ion technology. Illinois can be as well if the state acts quickly. If it takes a more...
CHICAGO – How does the microwave compare in energy use, say, to using a gas or electric stove burner to heat water for a cup of tea? The short answer is that it depends more...
CHICAGO – As retirement funds become depleted due to the dismal economy, more older job candidates are competing for employment. Thirsting for skilled workers with more...
INDIANAPOLIS – How does your company break through an intensely cluttered marketplace? While compelling content married closely with exceptional design has always been more...
CHICAGO – With President Barack Obama talking about recovery and creating jobs from building next-generation cars, why is Illinois like the Chicago Cubs when it comes more...
CHICAGO – One week ago, I knew nothing about Bernard Lachance when I received an invitation from a friend to attend his concert at the Chicago Theatre. What I didn’t more...
CHICAGO – Tom Levesque is a vice president at NanoInk’s NanoFabrication Systems Division. Levesque speaks with international expert Michael Muth about the company’s more...
CHICAGO – The recession, which has already caused payrolls to shrink by more than 5 million jobs, will make it extremely difficult for teenagers to find employment this more...
INDIANAPOLIS – We live, die and define ourselves by brands. Over the past 12 recessionary months, numerous legendary American brands have been seriously bruised. No more...
Illinois Institute of Technology VoIP Event Sparks New Chicago Connection WHEATON, Ill. – Hundreds of people recently gathered for IIT’s fourth-annual VoIP conference, which was held at its Center for Professional Development. Start-up consultants, seasoned veterans and technology purchasers were educated and entertained by speakers, technology demonstrations and sponsor insight about the growing phenomenon that is VoIP.
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WHEATON, Ill. – Hundreds of people recently gathered for IIT’s fourth-annual VoIP conference, which was held at its Center for Professional Development. Start-up consultants, seasoned veterans and technology purchasers were educated and entertained by speakers, technology demonstrations and sponsor insight about the growing phenomenon that is VoIP.
