The MEM (Master of Engineering Management) Advisory Board plays a pivotal role in shaping the educational landscape at the University of Wisconsin – Madison. Comprising dedicated individuals, the board offers valuable insights to enhance the MEM program, aligning it with the ever-evolving needs of both students and the engineering industry. To get acquainted with the members of the advisory board, you can explore their profiles.
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UW-Madison online graduate engineering ranked among nation’s best
In 2024, U.S. News and World Report ranked online graduate engineering programs at the University of Wisconsin-Madison #11 overall and in the top 6 in multiple categories.
Ten Things You Should Know About Quick Response Manufacturing
Quick Response Manufacturing (QRM) was invented by Rajan Suri in the 1990s. The primary goal is relentless reduction of lead time (internal process flow times). Thus, application of these concepts enables a company to compete on speed, flexibility, and agility.
“It’s about helping:” MEM graduate explains the effects of his degree
Even before Michael Schlaak completed his Engineering Management master’s degree in May 2023, he was already managing teams of engineers as the Director of Global Research and Development for Littelfuse, Inc. “I wanted to grow …
MEES Minute: Ripped from the headlines…Toyota warns against going all-in on EVs
According to Toyota, the world shouldn’t give up on combustion for propulsion power too soon. In a Bloomberg Canada article (linked), Toyota warns against considering EVs a “cure-all” for environmental issues and recommends hybrids and …
MEES Minute: MEES IAB member presents “In pursuit of zero” an alternative blueprint
Dr. Kelly Senecal delivered a keynote speech titled “In Pursuit of Zero” at WCX, emphasizing the importance of sustainable solutions in the automotive industry. He posed a question about the climate-friendliness of electric cars versus …
MEES Minute: Green fuels will enable decarbonization of the legacy fleet
A recent news article published by Society of Automotive Engineers (SAE) described a viable path for decarbonizing the legacy fleet if consumers fail to adopt EVs. The challenge of switching to electric vehicles (EVs) is …
MEPE Minute: How Processing Additives Can Help Enable the Circular Economy
We all know that polyolefins are incredibly versatile materials that have application in many kinds of packaging and other products. However, they are hydrophobic and it can be difficult to compatibilize their surfaces with other …