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Great turnout at TMC event …..despite the rain!
We had a great turnout at the TMC event today!!! Our speaker who is a professional coach, Bobbi McFadden was well recieved for our audience of 30 attendees. She gave an excellent talk on “Why we can’t leave the monkey on the side of the road: When delegation doesn’t work”. Giving the comical spin using “monkeys” (as our [...]
By Sonya Dillard on January 26th, 2012
Technology Management Lunch-n-Learn Seminar (October 27th, 2011)
“What is Model-Based Systems and Why Should I Care?”
This quarter, the IEEE Technology Management Council is discussing Model-Based Systems.
There’s a lot of talk about Model-Based Systems Engineering (MBSE). Systems Engineering has always used models – what’s the big deal about MBSE? This session will describe what MBSE is, how it is being used, motivations for [...]
By Sonya Dillard on October 6th, 2011
IEEE Technology Management Lunch-n-Learn Seminar – Keeping the Rising Star From Becoming a Black Hole – How to Harness the Power of the High Potential Employee
• Are you currently managing tomorrow’s successful leaders?
• Are your employees shooting for the stars?
• Are you climbing your way up the corporate totem pole?
• Do you currently desire to be in upper management?
If you answered “YES” to any of these questions, then this Lunch-n-Learn seminar is just for you! 
By Sonya Dillard on June 6th, 2011
Creating and Managing an Innovation Environment
The Technology Management Council will host a Lunch ‘N Learn on the topic of Creating and Managing an Innovation Environment. Join us for this presentation by Ron Ogan, Research Engineer at Georgia Tech Research Institute. As stated by Jim McNerney, Boeing CEO, “To innovate — in its root sense — means to renew. Innovation is critical to business success in today’s world. It’s about taking what’s there and making it better — as quickly as possible. There’s a pace that’s implied by it. It takes advantage of anything that will delight or better satisfy a customer.” …
By Sonya Dillard on February 8th, 2010
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