“Evangelism” became a business buzzword during the late 1990s. The idea is simple: Derived from a Greek word that means, roughly, “to proclaim good news,” evangelism is explaining to the world how your product or service can improve people’s lives. In the context of industrial engineering, it is improving lives of people, companies and societies.
Industrial engineering benefits sole proprietors, consumers, employees, companies and societies.
Korina “Kon” Mercado
Continuous Improvement @Amazon | Industrial Engineer | Agile Sigma© Black Belt | AvGeek | Methodology Evolution and Mental Strength Advocate via @KonnectKonsult @OptimizeLifeSeries Passion Projects
Narayana Rao KVSS
Professor (Retired), NITIE - Now IIM Mumbai - Offering FREE IE ONLINE Course Notes
Raj Sanne
Lean Manufacturing Engineer/Industrial Engineer/Continuous Improvement Engineer
Vicksburg, Mississippi, United States
Indian Institution of Industrial Engineering
Shahrukh Irani
I help any high-mix low-volume (HMLV) manufacturer customize their implementation of Lean
Uthaiah Ponnapa
Managing Partner @ &diligence | Operational Excellence, Factory Design, Automation
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