The Inside Series Program - Sponsored by RMI and WTCI

Submitted by rmiadmin on Thu, 01/01/2004 - 4:57pm.

The Inside Series is a collaborative program presented by the Regional Manufacturing Institute and the World Trade Center Institute.

The program provides an in-depth look into innovative and successful manufacturing companies. Leaders of featured companies present their latest business techniques with specific reference to the innovation and transformation occurring in their company and how they are competing in the world economy.

The goal of each Inside Series event is to have each participant leave with at least one new idea to explore in their business or educational setting.

Events are held at the host company's site, typically last no longer than 2 1/2 hours, and take place in the morning. In many cases, a facility tour is included as part of the event.

A sample of the companies featured in past Inside Series events include: Harley Davidson, Paul Reed Smith Guitars, 180s, Teledyne Energy Systems, Domino Sugar, and other industry leaders

 

 

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This material is supported by an NSF ATE Program Grant (0302754).
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