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Now that more and more businesses are beginning to hang their “we’re open” signs once again in the face of today’s pandemic world, many physical aspects of the office life we were accustomed to are getting a considerable COVID-19 makeover.

Amidst all the economic upheaval we’ve recently seen, the country is seeing continued interest in warehousing capacity.

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Gun Lake Casino was honored as one of the “West Michigan’s Best and Brightest Companies to Work For” by the National Association for Business Resources.

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OST, a business and IT consulting firm, announced Erik Toth joined the company as the vice president of professional services.

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While most business offices throughout the state are opening their doors once again, albeit with safety protocols in place, the home office will remain an important part of today’s work culture as our nation moves forward amid COVID-19.

With stay-at-home orders lifting in the communities we serve, building and facilities maintenance is critical as businesses prepare to welcome back employees, vendors and customers. 

During the COVID-19 pandemic, American Storage and Logistics, the largest stocking dealer of new and used warehouse equipment in Grand Rapids, has been working with area warehouse managers to find ways to help them outfit their business for today’s new reality.

The Veteran Owned Business Roundtable (VOBRT) on Monday announced Kavy Lenon, senior supplier diversity manager for Herman Miller, as the new vice president of the VOBRT corporate advisory board.

Trellis’ designers are evaluating the business goals and objectives of several West Michigan businesses to create safe work environments while adhering to new safety measures.

Many businesses are starting to realize that the V-shaped economic recovery is not likely to come any time soon. So, they’re settling in for a long, slow recovery and beginning to assess where they can save money or gain efficiencies in their operations.

The need for manufacturers to increase end-to-end visibility using omnichannel orchestration with a focus on seamless communication between suppliers, vendors and/or distributors is a must.