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Chuck Stormon launches his sixth startup
CAZENOVIA — Chuck Stormon, the CEO of Attend LLC has his head in the cloud. On Nov. 8, at the Cloud Computing West event in Santa Monica, Calif., Stormon announced the launch of a new software product — MediaCloud.cc. Targeted to video producers, MediaCloud negates the need to ship disks, tapes, or memory packs and […]
Onondaga County Medical Society names new president
The Onondaga County Medical Society has installed its 185th president. The society’s new president is Dr. Ramsay S. Farah of Farah Dermatology and Cosmetics, which
VIZIONefx expects more growth after adding new clients
BALDWINSVILLE — VIZIONefx LLC, a provider of interactive kiosks based in Baldwinsville, has about 35 clients and expects to grow to between 75 and 100 clients by the end of 2013, says J.C. Whipple, chief operating officer. The three-year old company showed signs of growth in late October by adding two new clients. VIZIONefx announced
Rural/Metro spends $300,000 on technology upgrades
SYRACUSE — Rural/Metro Medical Services of Central New York is loading up on new technology in an attempt to boost efficiency and improve patient care, according to its division general manager, Michael Addario. The ambulance company spent about $300,000 to upgrade its computer hardware, software, computer-aided dispatch system, and vehicle-locator system. Money also went to
C&S construction business gets new head
SALINA — C&S Design Build, the construction and program management business at the C&S Cos., has a new vice president and general manager. Shibel Jabaji
Binghamton University says its economic impact nears $1 billion
BINGHAMTON — Between salaries, student spending, and all the other dollars Binghamton University spends to keep campus running, it added up to nearly $1 billion in economic impact on Broome and Tioga counties and more than $1 billion across the state in fiscal year 2011. Those findings come from a study report issued by the
Upstate Cancer Center is on track for opening in 2013
SYRACUSE — The Upstate Cancer Center at the State University of New York Upstate Medical University is on track to open in December 2013. The
The Inns at Armory Square names general manager
SYRACUSE — The new hotel complex under construction in downtown Syracuse’s Armory Square has a general manager. Partners of The Inns at Armory Square, LLC named James Wefers to the post Nov. 6. He will manage the 78-room Residence Inn and 102-room Courtyard by Marriott combination hotel being built at the corner of Franklin and
Low-interest loan program launched for businesses rebuilding from Sandy
The New York Bankers Association (NYBA) and New York Business Development Corp. are setting up a $10 million emergency loan fund for small businesses recovering
Development to house offices, apartments
ITHACA — Construction began this week at 140 Seneca Way, a new complex of luxury apartments and class A office space in downtown Ithaca. The
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