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OMS RESEARCH PARTNERSHIPS
Tauber Institute for Global Operations
The Tauber Institute for Global Operations
is a partnership between the Ross School of Business, College of Engineering, and
an Industrial Advisory Board. The Institute meets industry's need for a new kind of graduate
– one who has an exceptional academic background, extensive professional
experience, and most importantly, can successfully integrate business and
engineering perspectives to lead global operations into the future.
William Davidson Institute
The William Davidson
Institute is dedicated to developing and disseminating expertise on issues affecting firms in transition
and emerging market economies. Integrating research, executive education, and
practical project-based assistance, the Institute generates knowledge and offers
unique educational opportunities to individuals as well as indigenous and
Multinational companies operating in transitional economies.
University of Michigan Transportation Research
Institute
University of
Michigan Transportation Research Institute (UMTRI) was founded in 1965. Some
680 short- and long-term research projects have been carried out in broad areas
involving accident data collection and traffic safety analysis, bioengineering,
human factors, mechanical engineering, psychology, economics, public policy, and
marine systems. In addition, numerous multidisciplinary research programs are
currently being conducted with other units of the University involving
specialized areas of engineering, business, medicine, and public health.
Japan Technology Management Program
The Japan
Technology Management Program (JTMP) was established to assist American
industry to learn from Japanese approaches to the management of technology.
This mission is accomplished through research projects on strategic and
organizational aspects of technology management, dissemination of that
research to practicing engineers and managers, and the education of engineering
and management students.
The Erb Institute for Global Sustainable Enterprise
Created in 1996 through the generosity of Frederick A. Erb (BBA ’47)
and his wife, Barbara, the
Erb Institute for Global Sustainable
Enterprise is a 50-50 partnership
between the School of Natural Resources and
Environment and the Stephen M. Ross School
of Business at the University of Michigan.
The Institute fosters professional
education, public outreach and scientific
scholarship supportive of the transition to
sustainability – that is, meeting the
fundamental needs of a growing human
population in an equitable manner within the
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