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Discover how UT CIS makes a positive difference in the lives of millions of Tennesseans every day, serving local businesses and government.
Discover MoreDiscover how UT CIS makes a positive difference in the lives of millions of Tennesseans every day, serving local businesses and government.
Discover MoreRegardless of the focus of your Tennessee business, UT CIS offers relevant and informative consulting and networking services to benefit your bottom line.
Discover MoreUT CIS courses are available throughout the state. View our course schedule to see which will be available near you over the next several months.
Discover MoreWhether 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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Published originally on Tim Waldo's LinkedIn page By Tim Waldo, Workforce Development Specialist The Boomers are leaving! The Boomers are leaving! And, the Millennials are not coming to take their places! We hear these warnings…
Read MoreIn today’s competitive business environment, transactional and proprietary information is increasingly shared by trading partners throughout the global supply chain. It is impossible to be a part of a connected supply chain,…
Read MoreAchieve Sustainable Continuous Improvement in Your Organization By Dan Brown, independent consultant, UT CIS There are very few companies who have not dabbled in Lean since 1990, the year that “The Machine that Changed the…
Read MoreOriginally posted on Workforce Development Specialist Tim Waldo's LinkedIn page. We can’t find people with basic soft skills! This seems to be among the top three challenges regularly reported by manufacturers everywhere. By…
Read MoreThe University of Tennessee Center for Industrial Services (UT CIS) hosted the first ever Advanced Manufacturing Solutions (AMS) Symposium in conjunction with the second annual Meet Your Match TN automotive matchmaking event. …
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