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Bridging Michigan’s Social and Digital Divides

By Jessica Denson

When the Michigan State University’s Institute of Public Policy and Social Research (IPPSR) needed some background for its look at the social and digital divides in the state, it looked to Connect Michigan to provide some of the important data needed.

Recent News // New Data Mapping Should Lead to Improved Broadband Services

Monday, April 03, 2017

Farmers Need Tech Too

By Jessica Denson

Happy National Agriculture Day! On this day meant for our ag industry, we want to talk about an important issue—getting broadband access for our nation's farmers.

Farmers and technology may not, at first, sound like they go together. But, if you think that's the case, you would be wrong.

Spring Into Technology

By Connected Nation

From using Facebook for the first time to using e-mail as a marketing tool, the first step is always education. Many first-time users and even experienced users expanding their skills don’t know how to start or even where to look for instruction.

Cyber-Security Training Made for Small Business

By Eric Frederick

Many small business owners believe cyber security practices and vulnerabilities only apply to big businesses with millions in revenue. However, more and more small businesses are learning the hard way that things like ransomware, password theft, social media hijacking, and cloud storage invasion can cost thousands of dollars and even close doors. Working with cyber security experts, MEDC, and U.S.

Recent News // Press Release: Kent County Recognized as Certified Connected Community

Sunday, February 12, 2017

Free Class Boosts Business in Northern Michigan

By Eric Frederick

Marketing businesses and economic development agencies are teaming up for a fourth year in Roscommon County, Michigan, to help small businesses strengthen their online marketing skills.

Wine and Web Adds New Location

By Eric Frederick

HarborActive, a community organization promoting technology education in Northern Michigan, is serving up “four courses of wine and four courses of mobile learning” at a new location in Petoskey. Small business owners or individuals can hone their social media skills while mingling with other locals and enjoying unique wines in Harbor Springs and Petoskey.

Recent News // Montcalm County Recognized as Certified Connected Community

Tuesday, January 17, 2017

$30M Grant Funds Available for Broadband Apps and Innovations

By Amanda Murphy

The National Institute of Standards and Technology’s (NIST) Public Safety Communications Research Division (PSCR) recently announced a $30 million grant opportunity toward innovative digital tools for first responders and FirstNet’s national public safety communications network. Photo: FirstNet

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