ShowDocument.com offers app-based web meeting platform

FARMINGTON HILLS
ShowDocument.com offers app-based web meeting platform
In the wake of news that Salesforce.com acquired web conference provider DimDim for $31 million — effectively ending its free platform to users — ShowDocument.com invites all to use its app-based web meeting platform, showdocument.com. Just before the new year, the company enhanced its options to include video and audio, telephony and session recording capabilities.
ShowDocument was created by HBR Labs LLC, of Farmington Hills, a web-based collaboration services provider. The company’s platforms are being used for live support, web meetings, document sharing sessions and to address various multi-media collaborations.

NORTHVILLE
Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America raises $15,500
Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America, Inc. raised over $15,500 for the Redford Union Oral Program for Children with Hearing Impairments and the Cooke School Special Education program at its third annual Hallway Golf Event.
The two-day event was organized by the Mitsubishi Electric PEACE Committee and was held in the fall at its facility in Northville.
Atypical of your standard golf tournament, the Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America Hallway Golf event was not held at a golf course. Instead, the hallways of the Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America offices in Northville were transformed into a miniature golf course.
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FARMINGTON HILLS
Realcomp expands public record data
Realcomp II Ltd., real estate Multiple Listing Service (MLS) provider, recently finished incorporating all Lower Peninsula counties into its public record data module.
The additional public data allows Realtors to more accurately list new properties and research sales in the area for comparable prices, among other benefits.
County public record data can include owner name, taxable value, tax amounts, homestead exemption, school district and SEV, among other information.

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