The Centre for Engineering Education and Development (CeeD), the acclaimed business-to-business body that works to boost manufacturing productivity and profitability in Scotland, is to expand its operations across the country to provide support to the manufacturing, engineering, science and technology sectors.
The Centre for Engineering Education and Development (CeeD), the acclaimed business-to-business body that works to boost manufacturing productivity and profitability in Scotland, is to expand its operations across the country to provide support to the manufacturing, engineering, science and technology sectors.
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by Colin Donald
The not-for-profit member organisation, founded in 2003 on a template derived from a US scheme, brings together business and academics across the manufacturing sectors and pools their experience and knowledge to help achieve operational excellence. The service is mainly delivered through "clinics", often hosted by blue-chip member companies, offering practical advice.
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