Leading firms are now using data analytics to drive their business strategies, make critical decisions, and compete through their analytical prowess. Tom Davenport, one of the world’s renowned experts and thought leaders on knowledge management, data analytics, and business processes, will conduct an interactive half-day seminar at UT on February 7 on how businesses can
An internationally recognized expert on how businesses can resolve complex management dilemmas and increase profitability by removing organizational constraints will speak at UT on Monday, June 24. Rami Goldratt, chief executive officer of Goldratt Consulting, will lead an interactive seminar, Creating the Ever-Flourishing Company Using the Theory of Constraints, at the Center for Executive Education
The Center for Executive Education and the UT Graduate School of Medicine are hosting an Electronic Health Records Spring Symposium at the Ridgeway Country Club in Memphis, Tennessee, May 3 and 4.
The UT Knoxville Global Supply Chain Institute welcomes Pilot Flying J as the 48th sponsor of its Supply Chain Forum. With more than 150 executives, representing forty-eight companies, currently sponsoring the forum, it is the largest supply chain forum in the academic world.
The Lean for Healthcare course offered through the College of Business Administration’s Center for Executive Education at UT Knoxville has received approval from the UT College of Medicine to provide physicians and other health care professionals with continuing medical education (CME) credits. The course, offered Nov. 7-12, will provide physicians up to 35.25 AMA PRA
The Center for Executive Education in the College of Business Administration is making several key personnel changes.
Secretary of the Air Force Michael Donley participated in process improvement leadership training at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, today, along with more than 20 senior leaders from across the Air Force. Donley visited to refine his own skills and to see some of the training the university is providing. The Air Force is working
Patients at East Tennessee Children’s Hospital were surprised last week when they received dozens of bright, helium-filled Disney balloons courtesy of Disney and UT’s Center for Executive Education.