Articles tagged:foresee results

Posted: Fri Feb 24 5:58 a.m. by Nathan Bomey Business news director
Top 5 fundraising facts: Obama triples Romney in Ann Arbor area donations

Ann Arbor area political donors have given $307,752 to U.S. presidential candidates during the 2012 campaign — but about 90.6 percent has gone to President Barack Obama, former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney and U.S. Rep. Ron Paul.

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Posted: Mon Nov 7 5:56 a.m. by Tom Perkins AnnArbor.com Freelance Journalist
Ypsilanti City Council chooses West Cross Street repaving project over South Grove Road

The City of Ypsilanti will receive new federal money for road repairs, but it’s not going to replace a controversial section of South Grove Road that is deteriorating. Instead, the city is using the funds for a complete rebuild of several blocks along West Cross Street between Wallace Boulevard and ...

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Posted: Fri Nov 4 5:55 a.m. by Lorrie Shaw AnnArbor.com Community Contributor
A unique bird and a tri-pawed dog round out Pet Photo Friday

Our readers never disappoint when it comes to interacting here on the pets section: whether it's the interesting insight and exchange of ideas or, as we see at the end of each week, cute pet photos! This week's slideshow is a particularly fun and interesting mix of creatures. You'll see ...

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Posted: Sun Feb 21 5:39 a.m. by Nathan Bomey Business news director
Mobile Web demand leading to growth for Ann Arbor-based Fry Inc.

Web development and marketing firm Fry Inc., bolstered by resiliency in the online shopping industry, plans to increase its staff in Ann Arbor by about 10 percent.

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Posted: Thu Jan 21 12:16 p.m. by Nathan Bomey Business news director
Ann Arbor-based ForeSee Results expects 'aggressive revenue growth' in 2010 after 32% gain in 2009

Ann Arbor-based ForeSee Results, one of the region's hottest technology companies, is expecting "aggressive revenue growth" in 2010 after enjoying 32 percent growth in 2009, the company announced today.

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Posted: Wed Dec 30 1:38 p.m. by Nathan Bomey Business news director
Online retail shoppers more satisfied, Ann Arbor's ForeSee Results finds

Online shopping was the retail industry’s life preserver during the 2009 holiday season. That was solidified today when Ann Arbor-based ForeSee Results released its E-Retail Satisfaction Index, which shows online shoppers were more satisfied than ever this year.

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Posted: Mon Dec 7 11:40 a.m. by Nathan Bomey Business news director

Giving holiday presents is inefficient. Cash? That's a much better way to boost the economy. That's the conclusion of author Joel Waldfogel, whose says that, in pure economic terms, the nation would be better off if people spent money on themselves, not others. "Per dollar spent, the things we receive ...

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Posted: Wed Dec 2 10:43 a.m. by Nathan Bomey Business news director

Cyber Monday shoppers were noticeably less satisfied with their online retail experience despite spending more than in recent years, according to a study by Ann Arbor-based ForeSee Results. ForeSee Results reported a customer satisfaction score of 73.1 percent, on a scale of 100, for Cyber Monday shoppers. That’s down from ...

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Posted: Sun Nov 29 5:58 a.m. by Nathan Bomey Business news director
Online retail offers hope for Ann Arbor businesses as Cyber Monday approaches

Witness the power of online retail for businesses in the Ann Arbor region.A high-profile movie star who’s currently making a film in Ann Arbor recently asked his assistant to find a special candle from Paris to display in his trailer.

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Posted: Sun Nov 29 5:56 a.m. by Nathan Bomey Business news director
ForeSee Results CEO Larry Freed: Cyber Monday 'a little bit over hyped'

Customer satisfaction is ForeSee Results CEO Larry Freed’s obsession. Freed, who leads the rapidly growing Ann Arbor-based online survey firm, regularly emphasizes that a satisfied customer is a repeat customer. And repeat customers are what online retailers need as the National Retail Federation projects a 1 percent drop in total ...

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Posted: Sun Nov 29 5:55 a.m. by Nathan Bomey Business news director

For retailers, the emergence of Web-connected smart phones alternatively offers a major opportunity and presents a frightening new paradigm in which consumers can read online product reviews while examining items at a store. “That’s a really scary thing” for retailers, said Larry Freed, CEO of Ann Arbor-based Web customer satisfaction ...

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Posted: Mon Nov 9 1:09 p.m. by Nathan Bomey Business news director
Fast Track: Ann Arbor's fastest-growing companies continually invest in business

For business executives, summoning the will to invest in product development and marketing initiatives in the midst of an economic crisis can be daunting. But the Ann Arbor region’s fastest-growing companies attribute their revenue growth to a sustained willingness to devote resources to innovation and sales efforts. Ann Arbor SPARK ...

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Posted: Sun Oct 18 6:01 a.m. by Nathan Bomey Business news director
Growing software sector fuels Ann Arbor economy

SRT Solutions co-founder Bill Wagner says the software industry's quick growth prospects should be enticing to the state. Growth, resiliency and diversification in Ann Arbor’s software community positions the sector to emerge from Michigan’s economic crisis as a Midwest leader.The information technology industry's remarkable stability during the recession illuminates its ...

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Posted: Sun Oct 18 5:44 a.m. by Nathan Bomey Business news director

As Michigan’s economic development spotlight remains trained mainly on alternative energy, biotechnology and the film industry, some Web executives feel neglected. They argue that the software industry doesn't get enough recognition from the state government.

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