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We have spent the better part of 2019 setting up the 50-state framework and the algorithms for identifying commenting opportunities on consensus products that set the standard of care for safety and sustainability of the $300 billion education facility industry. A spend rate of this size compares with the annual gross domestic product of entire nations such as Denmark and Chile.
Starting January 1, 2020 you will begin to notice more specifics about how each state finances, builds and operates the real assets that are the crucible for business and culture. Hewing to our core mission we will focus on identifying and strengthening the voice of the user-interest. (See our ABOUT)
StandardsMichigan.COM will remain the home site where most of the content is free. All other states will have a dedicated web site — identifiable by the URL: www.standardsstate.com — which will roll out through 2020. For example:
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www.StandardsTexas.com (This is our mock-up site at the moment)
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It is unlikely that the web sites of all 50-states will have the same look and feel; owing to each state’s unique business and cultural profile; each state will have a different look-and-feel because every state’s business culture is different. The content will be rich and fast-moving but we will be experimenting with different content management systems as 2020 proceeds.
Electronic Municipal Market Access / Michigan
Michigan Department of Licensing & Regulatory Affairs
List of colleges and universities in Michigan
