Posted by: simcock
on Mar 05, 2010
Google recently announced an experimental program to bring ultra-high speed network access to select communities in the U.S. Their plan is to offer 1 gigabit per second fiber-to-home access to communities with 50,000 to 500,000 people, and do it at a competitive price. Sounds optimistic, but we’ll take it! Netflix and HD streaming services would fly, online backup of large media databases would be more feasible, home and coffee-shop telecommuters would be more productive, among many other advantages. So how can you help?
Posted by: rouse
on Oct 28, 2009
A couple weeks ago another developer, Corey Losenegger, and I were faced with a Flex project that required the user to select a week. A combination of drop downs for year and week seemed awkward, so we ended up trying to augment Flex's DateChooser. There were two main parts to this task, getting a single day selection to transform into a week automatically, and secondly to get the calendar to show that it was going to select a week instead of a day. You can view our source, but there are no guarantees on code quality. Use at your own risk.
Posted by: admin
on Sep 03, 2009
EarthIT attends a reception at the Executive Residence.
Posted by: admin
on Aug 07, 2009
EarthIT attended the DIY Social Media Workshop
Posted by: admin
on Aug 07, 2009
EarthIT hosts an art party for its employees.
Posted by: admin
on Aug 07, 2009
EarthIT is a proud sponser for the second year in a row of the Wisconsin Entrepreneurs' Conference
Posted by: admin
on Mar 12, 2009
EarthIT was a co-sponsor at the March 31, 2009 Accelerate Madison event featuring Daniel Berg of Skype.
Posted by: admin
on Jan 23, 2009
EarthIT was pleased to co-sponsor (with 5Nines Data) a well-attended Wisconsin Innovation Network luncheon on information technology, education, and economic development in Wisconsin.
Posted by: admin
on Jan 22, 2009
EarthIT is the focus of a Business Success article on the Thrive website!
Posted by: admin
on Jan 20, 2009
Adam Simcock, president and partner at Earth Information Technologies, Corp. in Madison, was named one of In Business magazine's "40 Under 40."
Every year In Business magazine recognizes 40 of Madison's young professionals that stand out among their peers as exceptional leaders and dedicated community members.
Adam began working for EarthIT in 2000 and was named president of the company in November of last year. He moved to Madison from Washington, DC in 2000 to attend graduate school at the University of Wisconsin, but quickly found that he was ready to call the city home.
