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A national billion dollar company has signed a contract with Minot software business. InfoTech contracted with Raytheon Missile Systems of Tucson, Arizona to develop software for a weapons system

A Minot business will receive 4.3 million dollar technology upgrade. U.S. senator Byron Dorgan has secured the money for the Minot Technology Center of InfoTech to help create a new system that allows the Department of Defense personnel to access military databases from anywhere in the world.

With something as complicated and as big as United States Department of Defense, it’s hard to imagine that workers right here in Minot are doing important work for them. Near a year ago the New York based company InfoTech moved here, and so far it seems to be a success. Senator Byron Dorgan helps secure a 1.8 million dollar grant to get a New York based information technology company called InfoTech to Minot.

Centers of Excellence grant could have a significant impact on economic development in The Magic City. Minot State University in partnership with InfoTech Minot Technology Center at SRT communications in the Minot Area Development Corporation has submitted a Center of Excellence proposal to support the Great Plains Knowledge Data Center.

Technology is driving forth in today’s world, and North Dakota is one of these States that look into get behind the wheel. Today local politicians, economic developers, city and county leaders, and business professionals gathered at Minot State to discuss new economic opportunities.

Minot’s MAGIC Fund is ready to support another business making a move to Minot. Last November we told you about InfoTech, a New York based information technology company. InfoTech has a contract with United States Military to create a state-of-art global information network for the NAVY and other department of Defense agencies.