NeoSynergy plans to double staff within nine months
Source: metromode, 3/27/2008
Purchasing a car could be as close as a click away soon if Bloomfield Hills-based NeoSynergy has anything to say about it. The Internet start-up is working on technology that could making buying a car as easy as buying a book on Amazon.
ePrize expands workforce with new product development division
Source: metromode, 3/27/2008
Pleasant Ridge-based ePrize isn't ready to rest on its laurels. The rapidly growing Internet promotions company has launched a new research and development division to keep it a couple of steps ahead of the competition, its bottom line black and its payroll expanding.
PMV uses triple-digit growth to fuel more hiring
Source: metromode, 3/27/2008
It seems like the two key letters to creating new jobs are IT. That's the case with PMV Technologoes. The Troy-based IT firm looks to add up to 20 new jobs within two years.
Octillion pushes solar windows technology forward
Source: metromode, 3/27/2008
All of that sunlight streaming through windows is on its way to being harnessed. Auburn-based Octillion is taking a major step forward in manufacturing a silicon film that can generate electricity by capturing beams of sunshine through windows.
DevHive creates software jobs with unique business approach
Source: metromode, 3/27/2008
Farmington Hills-based DevHive is swinging for the fences when it comes to software design. The Internet start-up hopes to revolutionize how businesses create software and manage IT systems all while adding a few dozen jobs to Michigan's economy.
Creative Breakthroughs aims for 60 hires by next year
Source: metromode, 3/20/2008
What Creative Breakthroughs is doing is fundamental. Work hard to establish business for a few years and then enjoy the ride up. The IT firm hopes to really rocket into the stratosphere this year by more than doubling its revenue and work force.
North American Bancard to expand in Troy, add 1,500 positions
Source: metromode, 3/20/2008
Michiganders are getting ready to cash in on the monetary switch from cash to debit cards. One of the big firms that builds the software and hardware that makes such transactions possible is based in Troy and looking to make a big expansion, creating 1,500 new jobs.
IMRA expands Ann Arbor facility, to add 20 positions
Source: Concentrate, 3/20/2008
Laser technology is joining the ranks of new economy industries taking root in Ann Arbor. Laser-maker IMRA America is moving forward with plans to expand its R&D facilities in Ann Arbor Township and add another 20 jobs.
Ann Arbor's ERT System plans to double this year and next
Source: Concentrate, 3/20/2008
Keeping track of men and materials can mean the difference between life and death in an emergency. That's why a couple of Metro Detroit entrepreneurs started ERT Systems. The start-up hopes to add six more people to its payroll this year and another 12 or so next year.