The Future of Manufacturing Is Bright: Harvey Mudd Takes 1st Place in Global Student Case
Mentorship and practical experience can shape the future leaders of the manufacturing industry
Mentorship and practical experience can shape the future leaders of the manufacturing industry
For three years, Kash Gokli, professor of manufacturing practice and Engineering Clinic director, has advised a team of students competing in the Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM) student case competition.
Since Amazon is willing to search for win-win deals with the competition, who knows what will come next. Are you impacted by Amazon?
Have you thought about the role of conflict and collaboration in the supply chain? When thinking of supply chain from creation to customer, there are many links and connections.
Last week, I attended a ProVisors event (top notch group of trusted advisors including attorneys, CPAs etc.) at Harvey Mudd. We were focused on manufacturing and innovation, and we were lucky to tour the day after Harvey Mudd's clinic projects day where the students discuss the successes of working with companies like GKN, Bobcat, Amazon, Google and more.
Lisa Anderson presents the Manufacturer’s Council of the Inland Empire Innovation Award to Harvey Mudd College Students for their work with Purosil. The award was presented in February at the MCIE’s 2018 Manufacturers’ Summit.
Although education can be quite valuable, it might not be enough. Do you find a way to provide an experience?
In the last week, not only have there been several articles about the positive strides manufacturing is making but it also has come up in several presentations we've attended such as the economic forecast. Here is a compilation of just a few of the HOT topics and trends.
Celebrating the 2016 LMA Advocate Award winner Kash Gokli, recognizing outstanding contributions to business success.