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MESA launches global education program for manufacturing

Initiative addresses global knowledge gap in operations management
By Modern Materials Handling Staff
January 18, 2011

MESA International recently announced the launch of the MESA Global Education Program, delivering independent competency training in the MES/MOM (Manufacturing Enterprise Solutions/Manufacturing Operations Management) arena. The program aims to remove the recognized lack of wide-scale MES/MOM competency as a barrier to plant and supply chain optimization and global operations excellence.

With members in 78 countries, MESA is an independent, objective community of like-minded enterprises and people working to make operations more reliable, capable and profitable.  The MESA Global Education Program offers Certificate of Competency and Certificate of Awareness programs on different subjects and audiences.  The initial programs offered focus on MES/MOM Methodologies and Business Awareness.

• MESA Certificate of Competency (CoC): MES/MOM Methodologies – a four-day, comprehensive program of MES/MOM Methodologies courses aimed at Systems Analysts, Architects, Programmers, Project Managers and Consultants.

• MESA Certificate of Awareness (CoA): MES/MOM Business Awareness – a two-day, high-level program of MES/MOM Business Functions courses geared for executives, manufacturing/operations and IT personnel and sales professionals. 

Course abstracts, schedules and registration information are available online at http://www.mesa.org/educationprogram.

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