Member Driven Technologies, a suburban Detroit provider of the Symitar core processing platform, said it has converted two more credit unions and won a tax credit from the state of Michigan to build a second data center.
The $557,092 state tax credit is for five years and was approved by the Michigan Economic Growth Authority board this week "to convince the company to expand in Michigan over a competing site in Colorado," according to the office of Gov. Jennifer Granholm.
The new data center will be in the Detroit suburb of Southfield, joining the original center in nearby Warren, Mich. As many as 233 total jobs will be created by the $6.4 million project, including as many as 101 directly at MDT, Granholm's office said in the announcement.
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