Orion Energy: Helps Biz Reduce Energy Costs and Usage by Up To 50 Percent
CONTACT: Katie Bestenlehner / Dan Stepanek
(212) 896-1269/ (212) 896-1202
kbest@kcsa.com / dstepanek@kcsa.com
For Immediate Release
ORION ENERGY SYSTEMS INTRODUCES NEW INDUSTRIAL LIGHTING
OFFERING 50 PERCENT MORE LIGHT AT HALF THE ENERGY USAGE
U.S. Manufacturers Take Advantage of Guaranteed Cost Savings
PLYMOUTH, Wis., September 7, 2004 – Orion Energy Systems (www.oriones.com), an innovator in energy-efficient, environmentally friendly lighting, has introduced the latest...
Berbee: Releases InformaCastTM v3.1
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: BerbeeKen BywatersDirector of IP Telephony Application Development608-298-1021
Enhanced Solutions for Today’s Broadcasting Needs
Madison, WI – September 8, 2004 – Berbee Information Networks Corp., a leading Midwest provider of technology and data center solutions, recently released a new version of their already widely-used IP (Internet Protocol) broadcasting solution. Originally developed for a large U.S. Government agency, InformaCast...
WisBiz In-Depth: CROPP’s Organic Valley of La Farge
By Gregg Hoffmann
LA FARGE - What started with a handful of farmers looking for markets for their crops and dairy products in 1987 has grown into the largest organic cooperative in the country.
Cooperative Regions of Organic Producer Pools, or CROPP, which does business under the Organic Valley label, officially did more than $156 million in business in 2003,...
WisBusiness: Berbee uses acquisitions to capitalize on new era of IT growth
By Brian E. ClarkWisBusiness.com
A once-again growing economy, exploding volumes of email, telephone systems that link voice and the Internet, plus a pent-up urge by businesses to refresh aging technology all should spell good news for the IT industry into 2005.
Several research firms forecast increased technology spending in 2004 at between 5 percent and 8 percent. The industry is hoping...
WisBusiness: UW launches peer problem-solving network for entrepreneurs
By Brian E. Clark
WisBusiness.com
Entrepreneurs have reputations as being a finicky bunch.
They can be great idea people, but struggle with getting their companies off the ground. Then, once they get beyond survival stage, many are loathe to take advice from consultants or academics.
But the people they usually will listen to are fellow entrepreneurs who have gone through...
