This kinds of trends are very important for business men to keep tabs on, as they greatly affect the way the economy goes. While the real Silicon Valley in California is showing no signs of being replaced all together, this trend does mean a lot for the economy in Michigan, as there will now be many more jobs available, as well as a great variety in jobs. These events have a way of shifting the balance of economy from one place to another, as is evidenced every time a major company changes location.
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