Financial fluency can help technical professionals make confident decisions and recommendations, strengthening their organization’s overall financial health. Learn how these skills can impact your career and make a difference within your team.
Professional Development
You Probably Need Driver’s Ed, Not an Auto Shop for AI Training
When it comes to training your team to use AI tools, it’s important to focus on use rather than technical design. AI training should match the roles and responsibilities of the user. Learn how to structure your AI education and what to look for as you incorporate it in your team.
The Future of Manufacturing Depends on How Regions Learn Together
Artificial intelligence is changing manufacturing, but technology alone won’t determine who leads. The manufacturers and regions that collaborate, learn, and innovate together will build the greatest long-term competitive advantage.
How Industry Partnerships Are Shaping the Future of AI Education
AI workforce development requires more than new technology. Learn how UW–Madison and Sub-Zero are collaborating to create practical AI education that reflects real-world engineering challenges and opportunities.
Protected: People of the Electric Power System – Part 1: The People Behind Safe, Electrical Power Within your Home or Business
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Operational Excellence Isn’t Very Excellent
Written by: James Rink, EdD, Director, QRM Center, UW–Madison Operational excellence isn’t very excellent all that often. That may sound blunt, but it reflects a pattern I have seen across industries. Organizations invest heavily …
Why Smart People Struggle with Communication – and What to Do About It
Written by: Trevor Manning, Consultant, Author, Trainer, and Instructor, UW–Madison John leaned forward for effect and repeated his point, “Sally, I am just stating the facts. Bill is not pulling his weight and you …
Engineering Skills Beyond the Technical
Why Communication, Influence, and Leadership Matter as Much as Technical Expertise Written by: Susan Ottmann, MS, BS, Director of Professional Programs, UW–Madison For many engineers, career success has long been defined by technical skill, designing, …