We hold these truths to be self-evident: That even the editors and writers of Metromode deserve a week off to lie around in a hammock or catch up on the latest superhero blockbusters. So, fear not that your email box is empty of our newsletter next week. We'll be back on July 10th with more star-spangled tales of innovation and growth in Metro Detroit.
Sterling Heights-based Integrity Systems wants to unclutter your office and thin your file drawers by converting documents to digital data. As your paper waste goes down their staff goes up.
Before you know it we'll be potty trained. Metromode turns the big 1.0 this week and we look back at some of our favorite features. Take a stroll down memory lane with us, won't you?
The writers, photographers, bloggers, project managers and editors at metromode are taking the week off to overdose on carbs, reconnect with family and watch lots and lots of football. We'll be back on November 29th with a brand-spanking new issue. In the meantime, have a wonderful Thanksgiving! And for our Canadian readers... Happy Thursday November 22nd!
Metromode and the College for Creative Studies present a morning of best and next practices (as well as coffee and pastries) as Louis Musante offers up his organizational blueprint for design innovation. A founding partner of Catalytix Group (formerly of the Richard Florida Creativity Group), Musante will review the role of organizational culture, regional diversity and what it means to "think inside the box."
The Ren Cen and GM are offering free one-hour tours that take visitors through the landmark GM Renaissance Center. The tours also outline the rich history that General Motors shares with the city of Detroit.
Cleanliness is next to Godliness... unless you're talking about the environmental impact of detergent. Kelli B. Kavanaugh examines the virtues and sins of soap.
Playing a tourist in your hometown? Entertaining out-of-town guests? Tell us where you go — and what you think of what metro Detroit has to offer visitors.
How do you feel about the quality of life in the region? United Way, other community organizations and metromode want your input. Take a second and complete this survey.
Getting involved in the community is key to building a great region. Focus: HOPE is one organization that can use your skills, talent and time.
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