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Pandemic sends furniture manufacturers’ work from home plans into overdrive
For the large West Michigan-based office furniture manufacturers, remote working was a familiar concept and a demand they were prepared to fulfill.
6 West Michigan companies earn top grades for LGBTQ equality workplaces
GRAND RAPIDS — Six West Michigan corporations earned top scores in this year’s Corporate Equality Index rankings recently published by the Human Rights Campaign, showcasing the companies as among the best places to work for LGBTQ equality.
Virtual and augmented reality emerges as manufacturing training tool
Joseph Van Harken and his company Th3rd Coast Digital Solutions have long provided companies with cutting-edge digital training solutions.
Cyberattack delays $60 million in shipments for Steelcase as pandemic continues to batter office furniture orders
GRAND RAPIDS — A cyberattack that stalled global operations for two weeks did not lend any favors for Steelcase Inc., which continues to see sluggish revenue stemming from rough market conditions brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic.
Steelcase cyberattack serves as warning for manufacturers, experts say
As details on a recent cybersecurity attack against Grand Rapids-based office furniture giant Steelcase Inc. begin to surface, local manufacturers of all industries and sizes may want to take notice.
MiBiz Growth Report: November 22, 2020
Here is the MiBiz Growth Report for November 22, 2020.
New NeoCon dates set for fall 2021
After postponing and rescheduling this year’s show, organizers for popular commercial design trade show NeoCon have once again set new dates for the next installment.
MiBiz Growth Report: September 27, 2020
Here is the MiBiz Growth Report for September 27, 2020.
Kent County Administrator Wayman Britt to retire in July 2021
Steelcase reports quarterly earnings decline amid continued pandemic disruption
GRAND RAPIDS — Office furniture manufacturer Steelcase Inc. continues to face headwinds related to the COVID-19 pandemic, as customers are slow to return to normal order patterns given the disruption the public health crisis has caused to traditional workspaces.