Hartland company creates lightweight frames for buildings
Jim Jendusa started Hartland-based Jendusa Design & Engineering Inc., a structural engineering firm, 10 years ago. Throughout his experience working with contractors and construction companies, he encountered problems associated with using traditional insulated concrete forms, and decided there had to be a better way.
Mequon printer to rebuild after fire from lighting strike
At about 2 a.m. on June 23, Rob Strzelczyk, the owner of Mequon-based First Priority Printing, a printing and marketing services company, was awake with one of his sick children.
Golden Angels Network sees spike in entrepreneurial activity
Despite the Great Recession and the still sluggish economy, the Golden Angels Network, a Marquette University group of angel investors, has increased its activity over the last few years.
M&A activity to remain strong through rest of 2010
The merger and acquisition market has seen a steady uptick across the country this year, and Milwaukee M&A experts say that if the economy remains stable, the rest of 2010 should show similar if not more robust activity.
Even in recession, top talent is a scarce resource
The high number of people unemployed doesn't mean that finding the right candidate for the job in your company will be easier. In fact, Sarah Peiker, director of recruiting solutions for Manpower Business Solutions, a division of Milwaukee-based Manpower Inc., says it might be even more difficult to fill that position.
Racine company revolutionizes sound technology
Language is based on a set of phonetic sounds that make up the words that we speak. Jonathan Pearl, president and chief scientist at Racine-based Perceptral LLC, has developed a way to identify the key components of phonetic speech in order to analyze, morph, modify and blend the sound in a way that previous technology would not allow.
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Lessons learned from the Great Recession
Editor's note: BizTimes Milwaukee gathered feedback from the leaders of several companies across southeastern Wisconsin to...
Battery containment systems to the rescue
Many hospitals, government entities, telecommunication firms and other large companies have backup power systems to make sure they never lose power at a critical moment.
Law firm assists with document management
Kelly Twigger, owner of Milwaukee-based ESI Attorneys, knows first-hand how difficult it can be to locate documents in a traditional paper filing system, particularly when a company is forced into a litigation situation.
OnCourse helps clients reduce use of paper
More businesses are looking for ways to reduce waste and adopt environmentally "green" practices, which benefits Milwaukee-based OnCourse Information Services. For nearly 40 years, the company has helped companies transition to a paperless or mostly paperless business environment.
