[Metro Health Village - University of Michigan Health Systems]

We talk a lot about who's doing the construction, financing, development of these various projects,

but does anyone know who is doing all the IT work for them? I mean, how does it happen that

all these buildings get wired for the various networking capabilities they need? It seems like there

would be a lot of jobs in the IT/computer fields with all the building of these hospital/medical care

facilities and that would be good for the area, but these companies/individuals seem so quiet.

Could going in this direction, more companies, more individuals doing this sort of work in Michigan

help the economy? Or doesn't it take much to get these buildings hooked up and going?

Feyen-Zylstra ran the cat6 and the fibre in the building

NetTech installed the Cisco backbone and VOIP gear

The various medical/environmental/security vendors installed their own stuff

Metro IT did the rest!