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3.264 documents for Ignite, Inc.

- Versant Announces New IGNITE! Partner, Integrated Architectures, Inc.
Business Editors, High-Tech Writers FREMONT, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 29, 2000 IAI, leading telecommunications systems integrator, expands ...
- Business Wire
- June 29, 2000
- SCATE Technologies, Inc. Announces Ignite 2006 Webinar Schedule; Is Ignite 2006 the Next ``Killer Application?''.
ORION, Mich. -- SCATE(R) Technologies, Inc. announced today that it has scheduled weekly public webinars that will allow anyone to view an interactive...
- Business Wire
- August 24, 2006
- Who's Who in West Virginia Business 2009: Rick Slater
Slater, 41, is a West Virginia native, having worked his way up from the sub-zero ice cream freezers of Valley Bell Dairy Co. in Charleston to a corner office with a commanding view of the city from near the top of the Chase Tower. Other honors and appointments include chairman of the Competitiveness Task Force for West Virginia Roundtable Inc.; chairman of Project IGNITE; a board member for West Virginia Golf Charities; chairman of the Putnam County Development Authority; president of Energy Village; chairman of tax modernization and finance development for Vision Shared; a member of the WVU Accounting Advisory Board; and a member of the Board of Directors for the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra.
- State Journal, The
- January 06, 2010

- SCATE-R-Technologies, Inc. Releases Ignite-TM-2006; Ignite-TM-2006 Reinvents and Redefines Rapid eLearning, Process Documentation and Knowledge Capture.
ORION, Mich. -- SCATE(R) Technologies, Inc. announced today that it has released Ignite(TM) 2006, a software product designed to change the way organi...
- Business Wire
- April 26, 2006
- Slim Jim Factory Blast Caused by Gas Leak
GARNER, N.C. - An explosion that killed three workers at a North Carolina Slim Jim plant was caused by a natural gas leak that ignited in a room housing vacuum pumps for sealing the snacks, authorities said Saturday. It will now be up to state and federal workplace investigators to determine how the leak happened and what caused it to ignite in Tuesday's blast at the ConAgra Foods Inc. plant in Garner, said Earl Woodham, an agent with the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Fireams and Explosives.
- Telegraph - Herald (Dubuque)
- June 15, 2009
- New membership roster.
...If your listing is incorrect--or, worse, missing entirely--we apologize. The da... Riedmann AEI Services LLC Victor Runge Ignite Restaurant Group James Sims Lehigh Hanson. Inc. Jo...
- Tax Executive
- Vol. 62 Nbr. 6, November 2010
- 'I'd Have My Father's Blessing': ; Bidding War Expected for Junior
MOORESVILLE, N.C. - Dale Earnhardt Jr. will leave the company founded by his late father at the end of the year in a shake-up certain to ignite a bidding war for NASCAR's most popular driver. He told Dale Earnhardt Inc. on Thursday that he had decided to make the switch to another team when his contract expires, intent on going to a more competitive team.
- Charleston Gazette
- May 11, 2007
- Dale Earnhardt Jr. To Leave Dei
MOORESVILLE, N.C. -- Dale Earnhardt Jr. will leave the company founded by his late father at the end of the year in a shake-up certain to ignite a bidding war for NASCAR's most popular driver. He told Dale Earnhardt Inc. on Thursday that he had decided to make the switch to another team when his contract expires, intent on going to a more competitive team.
- Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
- May 11, 2007
- Ignite Technologies iPad App Now Available on App Store.
...FRISCO, Texas -- Ignite Technologies, Inc., the leader in providing secure and scalable Ente...
- Business Wire
- July 25, 2011
- At a Glance
GARNER, N.C. | An explosion that killed three workers at a Slim Jim plant was caused by a natural gas leak that ignited in a room housing vacuum pumps for sealing the snacks, authorities said Saturday. It will now be up to state and federal workplace investigators to determine how the leak happened and what caused it to ignite in Tuesday's blast at the ConAgra Foods Inc. plant , said Earl Woodham, an agent with the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives. ATF agents believe the gas was sparked by a piece of equipment such as a fan motor or thermostat, but Woodham said another cause, such as static electricity, couldn't be ruled out. Such electrical equipment would be capable of catching natural gas on fire even if it were operating normally, he said.
- The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star, Norfolk, VA
- June 14, 2009