ImOn expands to 1 gigabit service in Cedar Rapids area
ImOn Communications launches 1 gigabit download speeds to homes in Marion and Hiawatha after years of fiber builds. Patrice Carroll notes fiber-to-the-home rollout, with pricing at 150 a month for gigabit, 100 for 500Mb, and 65 for 150Mb, as other providers discuss similar capabilities.
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CenturyLink
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Ford recalls over 591000 vehicles for steering and fuel issues
Ford Motor Co recalls more than 591000 vehicles in North America for steering gear bolt corrosion that could tighten manual steering and for nickel plating fuel pump issues risking stalling. Affected models include 2013-15 Fusion and Lincoln MKZ, 2015 Edge, and 2014 Fiesta Transit Connect Focus. Dealers replace bolts and damaged gear or fuel modules at no cost. some cases covered by extended warranty.
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Hawkeye Material Handling buildsGrowth through legacy and diversification
Hawkeye Material Handling of Hiawatha started in 1982 when Dennis Trachta opened shop in Cedar Rapids. Now led by son Doug Trachta the company serves all 50 states with pallet racking ladders benches and lighting for clients such as General Mills Procter & Gamble John Deere Amana Whirlpool and more. The 11‑employee firm offers on site evaluation design fabrication and installation and expanded in 2010 by acquiring Horizon Products to broaden offerings to include chains wire ropes and fittings for city fire and construction markets.
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Agencies pull back on federal workers using personal devices
Forrester Research finds U S agencies less eager to allow BYOD for official work. Security and liability concerns cited, with 11 percent deeming it critical last year vs 17 percent in 2013. Over 40 percent say it is not on their agenda. The White House provides a BYOD toolkit as agencies integrate personal devices into mobility plans.
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