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June 18, 2003
Roundtable "Cafe Discussion" of the Most Requested New Product Development Topics
Join your colleagues for an interactive discussion of popular new product development topics and obtain the additional benefit of learning a valuable new method for facilitating discussion.
*If you plan on taking the tour, please meet 10-15 minutes before tour start time at the above address as the Prototyping Center is located 5 minutes walking distance from the meeting facility. There is limited space for tours (8-10 persons per tour) so if you're interested in this great opportunity, please arrive for one of the earlier tours.
Roundtable "Cafe Discussion"
Three main topics will be discussed in a "Cafe" format roundtable discussion:
- Fuzzy Front End: Explore the mysterious components of the front end of new product development
- Qualitative/Quantitative Research Methods: What works best for your type of business?
- Screening of Ideas: How do you choose the right ideas?
Key benefits from this interactive session:
Find out from your peers what they've found to be successful (or not so successful) in each of the main topic areas.
Learn a new method to facilitate meaningful discussion in your company - a Cafe Conversation is a creative process for leading collaborative dialogue, sharing knowledge and creating possibilities for action in groups of all sized.
Attendees will break into two small groups (Service and Products) to enhance the experience from learning from similar businesses.
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Wednesday, June 18, 2003 |
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4:30 - 5:00pm Optional tour of Rapid Prototyping Center |
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MSOE - Downtown Milwaukee Campus |
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MSOE's Rapid Prototyping Center
Take advantage of this unique opportunity to tour the Rapid Prototyping Center. Rapid prototyping techniques clearly have the potential to make on of the most dramatic impacts in the history of manufacturing, architectural, biomedical, bio molecular, electronics and aerospace industries. The RPC integrates innovative research with the four leading rapid prototyping technologies - stereolighography (SLA), selective laser sintering (SLS), laminated object manufacturing (LOM) and fused deposition modeling (FDM) - plus laser machining and engraving to fabricate parts of unsurpassed RP quality.
Campus Map Link: www.msoe.edu/campus/map/
Rapid Prototyping Center Link: www.msoe.edu/rpc/
Sponsored By:
MSOE
- Student cards required at the event. Cannot be employed full-time
- No refunds later than 72 hours before event start time
- Walk-ins accepted based on space availability. Payment methods: checks or cash
