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Minnesota Technology Magazine - Summer 2006

Summer 2006
Features

Green Power: Fuel prices are on the rise, and there’s no end in sight. Here’s a look at four innovative projects that are saving energy—and money.

Food for Thought: With the global food network a ripe target for terrorists, smart, well-trained people—including many in Minnesota—are looking after your well-being. Will their efforts be enough to protect us?

Chain Reactions: Looking for ways to boost your firm’s competitiveness? Look to your supply chain.

Getting Better: What’s really new—and what really matters—in continuous improvement?

Healthy and Wealthy: Health Savings Accounts promise lower health insurance costs and greater consumer control. Are they right for you?

Departments

Publisher's Note
Let's Shift Into High Gear
MTI President and CEO Wayne Pletcher on helping the manufacturing engine shift into high gear.

MTI News

Good to Grow
With the economy heating up, many Minnesota manufacturing and technology firms are ready to expand their operations.MTI can help.

Virtual Monopoly
A Minneapolis firm’s business simulation games pit executives against each other in an online corporate contest.

4 Questions
Kent Kedl wants to help you do business in China.

Outsource to America
Duluth-based Saturn Systems offers a homegrown alternative to offshore IT outsourcing.

Statbox
Arrowhead area appears to be on the cusp of a new wave of development.

Touched by an Angel
A new investor group is on the lookout for up-and-coming companies in the Twin Cities area.

I Feel Pretty
Minneapolis-based Worrell turns its own design philosophy on itself designs—and generates more business in the process.