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QRM Introduction Fundamentals of Quick Response Manufacturing

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  • Jul. 16-17, 2025 (D663)
    Live Online
    $250
This entry-level course provides an essential overview of QRM. It's a great foundational starting point for anyone new to QRM, offering key concepts for reducing lead times and increasing organizational competitiveness.  Course duration: Two 2-hour modules (Virtual only).
Customizable
Topic: Industrial
RA18013

Instrumentation and Control for Water and Wastewater Processes

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    $395
Effective instrumentation and control systems are critical for the efficient operation of any water or wastewater treatment or pumping facility. Taught by industry experts, this course combines important principles, latest technologies, and case studies to help you improve the instrumentation and control of your plants, systems, and projects.
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RA01428

Manufacturing Systems and Design New

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    $295
Ensuring that manufacturing processes align with the evolving needs of customers is fundamental to the success of any operation. Manufacturing encompasses various systems, each characterized by unique methodologies and terminologies. This asynchronous course is tailored to provide participants with an understanding of the diverse manufacturing systems and associated terminology, enabling them to navigate the intricacies of the industry with confidence.
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Topic: Industrial
RA01823

Continuous Improvement New

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    $295
Continuous Improvement is crucial for manufacturing success in today's business landscape, addressing challenges across productivity, quality, safety, and service. The asynchronous course offers training in continuous improvement tools, encouraging participants to rethink existing practices and innovate for efficiency. It aims to instill a transformative mindset, empowering individuals to lead positive change and excel in the evolving manufacturing industry.
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RA01826

Technical Project Management New

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    $295
Project management serves diverse industries, playing a pivotal role in the seamless delivery of products to market, providing services to customers, and meeting or exceeding expectations. This asynchronous course represents a departure from conventional project management approaches by zeroing in on the nuances of Technical Project Management, tailoring its content to professionals immersed in technical fields.
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RA01829

Organizational Agility in Digital Transformation Designing and Leading Change

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  • Mar. 18-20, 2025 (D475)
    Madison, WI or Live Online
    $1,995
Digital transformation offer unpresented opportunities for manufacturing and organizations with operational or production environments to advance their production, efficiency, and value while remaining viable in a highly competitive marketplace. To survive the market and technological changes companies are facing, executives and front-line leaders must recognize the impact on people and processes, which in turn drives business and organizational success. Believe it or not, the difference between viability and irrelevancy isn’t just the technology, but rather how well the people and organization are supported in the transition, implementation, and use of those technologies.
RA00020
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