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LANSING—Four business projects expected to generate a total investment of $130.6 million and create 395 jobs across Michigan have received support from the Michigan Strategic Fund, the Michigan Economic Development …
BLOOMFIELD HILLS–Karamba Security, a Bloomfield Hills developer of automotive and enterprise edge cybersecurity, today announced the signing of a production agreement of its leading Carwall runtime integrity software in Alpine …
CANTON TWP.—MMS Holdings Inc., a Canton Township medical contract research organization, announced the launch of Automatiqc, a cloud-based application that automatically performs quality control (QC) and style checks for medical …
PLYMOUTH — Materialise, the Belgian developer of software and services for the 3D printing industry with its North American headquarters in Plymouth, announced that it has received clearance from the …
ANN ARBOR–LLamasoft, a developer of supply chain design and decision-making software, announced the appointment of Karthik Mani as executive vice president and chief product officer. In this new role, Mani …
TROY—The Troy-based engineering technology developer Altair Engineering Inc. (Nasdaq:ALTR) reported net income of $13 million or 17 cents a share, down from $24.7 million or 34 cents a share a …
ANN ARBOR—Pixel Velocity, the Ann Arbor-based provider of industrial Internet of Things software and services, announced the addition of several new executives. Pixel Velocity’s Event Velocity is a digital operations software …
SOUTHFIELD—ImageSoft Inc., the document management software developer, has introduced CaseShare, software that serves appellate court cases as a stand-alone system or integrated with lower courts’ case and document management systems. …
SOUTHFIELD—The Southfield auto supplier Lear Corp. (NYSE: LEA) announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Seattle-based Xevo Inc., a Bellevue, Wash.-based automotive software supplier that develops products …
TROY—The engineering technology developer Altair Inc.(Nasdaq:ALTR) announced the acquisition of software called SEAM from a Golden, Colo.-based technology development firm, Cambridge Collaborative Inc. SEAM software predicts high-frequency noise and vibration …