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Whether you want to improve productivity on the plant floor, comply with safety or environmental regulations, navigate the federal procurement process, introduce a new product, or improve your economic development potential, the University of Tennessee Center for Industrial Services has the expertise to help you succeed.
The University of Tennessee Center for Industrial Services provides consulting solutions to help companies improve and grow. The UT CIS philosophy is to assess the company needs and provide only services that are value added. We utilize the most experienced consultants and most recent technologies. Resources with industry experience and University professors are available through the coordination of CIS Solutions Consultants as needed.
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Smart Talent Systems Can Help Gauge Performance Written by Tim Waldo, UT CIS Workforce Development Specialist Systems are everywhere. Unfortunately, many systems go unseen and unexamined. Back around the 1990’s the concept…
Read MoreThe state of Tennessee has authorized a program for interested Tennessee businesses to obtain COVID-19 tests kits, free of charge while supplies last. The goal of the program, administered jointly by the Tennessee Health…
Read MoreMiddle Tennessee Industrial Development Association has a collaborative project underway with many partners throughout the mid-state to document the local wage and benefit structure in our communities. Geared towards Industrial…
Read MoreBy Rick Durham, Vital Learning Leadership Essentials Instructor Leadership is the art of motivating a team to reach a common goal. Many people underestimate the importance of strong leadership skills. Here are the top 5…
Read MoreYour chance to voice your opinion! Do you work for a small or medium-sized manufacturer (SMM, with fewer than 500 employees)? Or do you work with such companies as a consultant? We invite you to participate in a smart…
Read MoreRegister now for a 2021 Virtual CNC Machining Training Simulator course created by a UT professor. Attendance is free – no prior CNC knowledge required. The Spring 2021 course is completely virtual using the CNC simulation…
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