Automation Alley Welcomes 17 New Members in February

Automation Alley, Michigan's largest technology business association, announced today that 17 new members joined the organization in February.

"We hit the ground running this year. Nearly 20 new members from across southeast Michigan joined this past month," said Ken Rogers, Automation Alley executive director. "This is further proof that Automation Alley is still a driving force in the business community."  

New members in February include:

Association / Nonprofit

Business Association
- Auburn Hills Chamber of Commerce (Auburn Hills)

Professional Services

Employment Services
- Launch Support Specialists/AMI (Grand Blanc)

Technology and Manufacturing

Computer and IT Services
- Somat Engineering, Inc. (Detroit)
 
Computer Networking Services
- Hub Technology Inc. (Royal Oak)

Computer Software Development
- UP2GO International LLC (Lake Orion)

Engineering, Design and Prototyping Services
- Kirk Development and Design LLC (Rochester Hills)
- Trilogy International (Dearborn)

Energy/Alternative Energy
- Midwest Illumination, Inc. (Clarkston)
- Progressive Turnkey Solutions, Inc. (Wixom)

Manufacturers Rep
- Liaison Sales and Marketing (Troy)

Other Technology-based Services
- 118id (Troy)
- e-Xstream engineering, LLC (Plymouth)
- Remote Business Help, LLC (Howell)

Pharmaceuticals
- Elba Laboratories (Troy)

Precision Machining, Fabrication and Assembly Services
- Eidemiller Precision Machining (Milford)

Robotics and Automation
- Variation Reduction Solutions, Inc. (Plymouth)

Web Development and Programming
- Novobi (Rochester Hills)

Additionally, in the past 28 days, Automation Alley's Web site, www.automationalley.com, welcomed 21,982 visitors and witnessed 32,948 page views. The top page was once again the Member Directory, which spotlights Automation Alley's 1,000 technology members. Individuals and organizations in Canada, India and Germany also visited, while regionally, the City of Troy led the majority with 3,106 visits.

Since its founding in 1999, Automation Alley has expanded to include more than 1,000 businesses, educational institutions and government entities from the City of Detroit and the surrounding eight county region. Automation Alley promotes regional prosperity through entrepreneurial and exporting assistance, workforce development and technology acceleration.

For additional information, visit www.automationalley.com.