U-M students spin out Shepherd Intelligent Systems
The eggheads at the University of Michigan are spinning out another start-up from technology riding in Ann Arbor.Excerpt:How Shepherd Intelligent Systems got its start is the way that University of Michigan officials anticipate a lot of future start-ups will launch.The 5-month-old U-M spin-off began as the project of U-M engineering student Jahan Khanna. He was creating software that gives riders the real-time position of university buses and realized it had broad commercial potential. So Jahan teamed up with U-M MBA student Adrian Fortino to start the firm, which now employs four people downtown.Read the rest of the story here.
The eggheads at the University of Michigan are spinning out another start-up from technology riding in Ann Arbor.
Excerpt:
How Shepherd Intelligent Systems got its start is the way that University of Michigan officials anticipate a lot of future start-ups will launch.
The 5-month-old U-M spin-off began as the project of U-M engineering student Jahan Khanna. He was creating software that gives riders the real-time position of university buses and realized it had broad commercial potential. So Jahan teamed up with U-M MBA student Adrian Fortino to start the firm, which now employs four people downtown.
Read the rest of the story here.
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