Upcoming Events

• 01.25.2012 - 01.26.2012: Requirements Conference for Arizona’s Aerospace, Aviation & Defense Community For members of the aerospace and defense community, AZTC is offering a major opportunity for you to connect with potential new partners in early 2012 with the first annual A&D Requirements Conference.
• 01.31.2012: Lunch and Learn: How Do I Know How to Handle R&D Tax Credits When the Government Isn't Sure?, presented by Tri-Merit LLCIf your company is involved in research, technology, engineering, product development, or a number of other key business areas you may be entitled to research and development tax credits. Our session will take you through the basics of R&D tax credits and provide our latest analysis on the current government position on R&D.

Arizona Technology News

• Patrick O'Grady's Twitter Feed Technology and sustainability reporter for the Phoenix Business Journal. Follow Patrick on Twitter.
• Arizona’s Technology Workforce: Issues, Opportunities and Competitive Pressures: Executive SummaryStudy developed by the Arizona Technology Council, in partnership with the L. William Seidman Research Institute at the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University, revealed that although science and engineering has been an economic driver for Arizona, out-of-state talent does not necessarily view the state as a technology hotbed.
• Arizona’s Technology Workforce: Issues, Opportunities and Competitive Pressures: Full StudyFull 166 page PDF of the 15-month study.

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FEATURED SPONSOR

• This month's Featured Sponsor is the University of Phoenix, which has grown from an upstart in 1976 to becoming today’s largest private university in North America. Students study at more than 200 locations, as well as through online programs available in most countries around the world. Because you’ll be learning from faculty who have both real-world and academic experience, you’ll be able to apply what you learn in class one day to your job, the next. With degrees at the associate’s, bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral levels, you’ll have choices and room to grow.



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