As market conditions and customer behaviors are rapidly changing, companies must adapt to emerging competition scenarios timely manner to commercially stay sustainable. Among several critical approaches that can be taken, introducing new and innovative products developed by utilizing competitive new technologies is one of the most impacting and long-lasting solutions. Not to pay licensing fees, not to economically and strategically depend on third parties; many companies prefer developing their own technologies to use in their product or process lines. Developing a new product or process technology or running a successful technology development project necessitates effective tools, skill sets, and a proven step-by-step engineering methodology. Technology Development Engineering is an engineering training program that has been developed and practiced in world-class research and development centers. In a further study, the program has been updated and enriched by blending implementation experience in regional companies to make the knowledge set effectively practicable in technology development projects.
Blended modular format – The program has 5 modules (40 hours in total), each having intensive one full day (8 hours) with a blended format of training and workshop activities. Depending on availability or preference of attendees, these modules can be divided into two or more block sessions, such as 2 continuous days a week + 3 continuous days a week, or similar. If not open to individual applications, the program can be held in customers’ facilities or other mutually agreed locations/centers (university campuses, conference centers, hotels, etc.).
Blended continuous format – The program takes place over five-day continuous intensive sessions. Each day is planned with 8 hours of blended classroom training and workshop practices. The program can be scheduled from Monday through Friday or Wednesday through Sunday or similar formats depending on customer requests.
We admit candidates to programs with appropriate background, specified in “Who Should Attend” sessions under each program. Scheduling a program is triggered by individual candidates or companies and organizations. Admission to programs is space-available basis.
