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Welcome to the Victorian Chapter of the IEEE Technology and Engineering Management Society (TEMS)

 

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These are exciting times for our chapter since the former IEEE Technology Management Council has transitioned to the Technology and Engineering Management Society on the 1st of January this year.

So, whether you were subscribed to the former TMC publications or you are interest in becoming part of the society and gain access to a great source of engineering management resources, we kindly welcome you to join our society and getting Involved in our activities.

Please stay tuned for news about our upcoming events.

We look forward to meeting you in the near future.

Kind regards

Claudio Insaurralde
Chair, Technology and Engineering Management Chapter
IEEE R10 – Victorian Section

 

 About TEMS

Years ago, the sole job of an engineer was to come up with the innovations while someone else ran the business. But today, things have changed. Now more and more companies expect their engineering professionals to play a key role in the management, decision-making, and growth of the organisation.

TEMS will address your interests in management topics, ranging from the needs of individuals at first line to executive levels, so you can add value to your company and to yourself.

Our mission is:
To advance, enhance, and improve essential management and leadership knowledge and skills of IEEE members.

Our vision is:
To be the premier resource of essential management and leadership knowledge.

Our field of interest:
The Field of Interest of the IEEE TEMS encompasses the management sciences and practices required for defining, implementing and managing engineering and technology.
Some examples are:

  • issues related to the management of R&D, design, evaluation, production, and operations
  • innovation and entrepreneurship
  • program and project management
  • transitioning to management

Please visit TEMS website for more information.

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What’s for you in Victorian TEMS Chapter?

The Victorian TEMS chapter works to provide our local members with talks, workshops and seminars related to our fields of interest. These events will help you gain a better understanding of how the management side of the business works.

We also always make some time before every event to network with colleagues in a relaxed environment, a great opportunity to share your experiences and interest in management topics with like-minded professionals.

We aim to organise presentations by local or visiting experts with highly relevant management experience and coming from different engineering environments like power and manufacturing industries, research and development, public projects and defence, to name a few.

If you would like to suggest a specific topic for a future talk or propose someone you know (or yourself) to volunteer as a speaker, please do not hesitate to contact us.

Local Chapter Committee Members

Claudio Insaurralde, Chair (Contact)
Robert Slaviero, Secretary

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Volunteering for the Victorian TEMS Chapter

If you have leadership skills (I suppose something easy to find within this society) and want to go the extra mile, there are many volunteering opportunities within our chapter.

From a few hours a month to higher commitments, we kindly welcome volunteers to work in our chapter, providing an excellent opportunity to develop and put all your skills to practice, organising events and working to improve our service to members. If you are interested in this highly rewarding opportunity, contact us for further details.

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Upcoming events

Please check here for upcoming events.

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Past Events

30 July 2015 and 20 August 2015
From Engineer to Manager WorkshopFrom Engineer to Manager Mastering the Transition

By Claudio Insaurralde, chair of IEEE Technology and Engineering Management Chapter

(Joint event with IEEE Young Professionals and Melbourne Uni Student Branch)

See the flyer here

 

 

14 May 2015
NASA ~ Past/Present/Future Missions and Space Exploration: EMI/EMC Problems/Solutions
by Dr John Norgard, Chief Engineer for EME Effects at NASA/JSC
(Joint event with IEEE Electromagnetic Compatibility Society Chapter)

See the flyer here

11 May 2015
‘Dense Array’ High Concentration Photovoltaic Converter Systems: from design to commercialisation
by Simon Maan, Chief Technology Officer, Solar Systems Pty Ltd
(Joint event with IEEE Power and Energy Society Chapter)

See the Flyer here

16 December 2014
Basslink talkBasslink Project – connecting the transmission systems of Tasmania and Victoria
by Malcolm Eccles, CEO and Managing Director, Basslink Group

(Joint event with IEEE Young Professionals)
See the flyer here
See the presentation here

 

16 October 2014
Bird’s Eye View On Strategies For Leadership
by Satya Tanner, Former Royal Australian Air Force Pilot and Leadership and Business Consultant
(Joint event with IEEE Young Professionals)
See the flyer here

01 October 2014
From Management to Leadership: A personal story
by Caroline Knight, CEO, Greyfriar Group
(Joint event with IEEE Women in Engineering Affinity Group)

See the flyer here

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From Engineer to Manager: Mastering the Transition (Part 4)

Young professionals and students in the engineering and technology disciplines are predominantly focused on developing their technical attributes in order to succeed in their careers. As their careers progress, they find themselves facing the daunting task of rapidly transitioning into a management role and realise …

From Engineer to Manager: Mastering the Transition (Part 3)

Young professionals and students in the engineering and technology disciplines are predominantly focused on developing their technical attributes in order to succeed in their careers. As their careers progress, they find themselves facing the daunting task of rapidly transitioning into a management role and realise …

From Engineer to Manager: Mastering the Transition (Part 2)

Young professionals and students in the engineering and technology disciplines are predominantly focused on developing their technical attributes in order to succeed in their careers. As their careers progress, they find themselves facing the daunting task of rapidly transitioning into a management role and realise …

From Engineer to Manager: Mastering the Transition (Part 1)

Young professionals and students in the engineering and technology disciplines are predominantly focused on developing their technical attributes in order to succeed in their careers. As their careers progress, they find themselves facing the daunting task of rapidly transitioning into a management role and realise …