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  • Tauber Institute wins inaugural UPS Smith Prize

    The Tauber Institute for Global Operations, a joint venture between the College of Engineering and the Ross School of Business, has won the first UPS George D. Smith Prize for effective and innovative preparation of students to be good practitioners of operations research, management science or analytics.

    Fetchnotes: U-M student startup launches note-taking system

    Fetchnotes, a U-M student-founded startup, will launch on Friday a public version of its cloud-based system for jotting and organizing quick notes to self. The company will release a new Android, iPhone and desktop app for its system that attracted more than 3,300 users in invitation-only beta since October.

    Kearfott elected to lead SACUA for 2012-13

    The Senate Advisory Committee on University Affairs (SACUA) on Monday elected Kimberlee Kearfott, a professor in the College of Engineering and Medical School, to chair the university faculty governance system for the coming year.

    Self-driving cars and other autonomous machines on agenda at Robotics Day

    Robotics Day 2012 will showcase cutting-edge robotics research going on at U-M, at other Michigan universities and in government and industry.

Creativity in the Workplace

Join the Discussion Do you trust your co-workers: Can you be critical or creative in your work environment? (add your comments below) About the video U-M alumn Richard Sheridan, President and CEO of Menlo Innovations, talks about his take on … Continue reading →

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