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Businesses are more reliant on computers and other high tech tools than ever before. The storage of their files, information and data depends on computer equipment functioning properly.
Electronic recycling company fills void
Last September, the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources Bureau of Waste and Materials Management issued a rule that banned certain types of electronics from being disposed of in landfills or incinerated. At the same time, counties and municipalities must decide whether or not to continue their recycling programs since Gov. Scott Walker has proposed an elimination of the recycling program mandate and state funding for recycling.
Corporate culture nurtures creativity at PDS
Craig Schiefelbein Chief executive officer Paragon Development Systems 1823 Executive Dr., Oconomowoc www.pdspc.com ...
Creative approach helps Pinstripe thrive
Sue Marks Chief executive officer Pinstripe Inc. 200 S. Executive Dr., Brookfield www.pinstripetalent.com ...
New device may improve drug test results
Spaulding Clinical Research 525 S. Silverbrook Dr., West Bend Innovation: Spaulding IQ, a new electrocardiogram platform...
Busy as the bees
Doug Marconnet, partner at Waukesha-based Mertz Associates Inc., and his wife, Tracy, got into bee keeping just over a year ago. They started by taking a bee keeping class through the UW-Extension.
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“The 9-to-5 Cure: Work on Your Own Terms and Reinvent Your Life”
According to author Kristin Cardinale, people crave salaried jobs because they mistakenly believe jobs like that provide security. "In reality, these jobs may end at any time and reignite the cycle of job loss that people work so hard to overcome," she says.
Jewel of a hobby
Carol White got into jewelry making 10 years ago when she took a beginners class at Eclectica, a glass bead store in Brookfield. She creates all types of custom-made jewelry, but especially enjoys making precious metal clay creations and even travels to home and craft shows to sell her pieces.
“50 Lessons on Leading: For Those with Little Time for Reading”
In his book, "50 Lessons on Leading: For Those with Little Time for Reading," author, Steve Boehlke takes a unique approach to teaching lessons in leadership.
Engberg Anderson begins leadership transfer
Chuck Engberg and Keith Anderson, founders of the Milwaukee-based Engberg Anderson Inc. architectural firm, have announced plans to transition the firm's leadership to the five remaining partners.
