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QVC Challenges Case Western Reserve Students to "Make It" or "Bread It"
QVC and Mobile Discovery Team Up to Bring 2D User Experience in First-Ever U.S.
Mobile Code Trial Run
CLEVELAND (March 31, 2008) - Case Western Reserve University's Institute for Management and Engineering (TiME) announced today that it is teaming up with QVC, Inc. and Mobile Discovery to launch the first-ever, large-scale mobile marketing campaign using 2D codes in the United States. The campaign will be held March 31 through April 21 and promises to deliver the experience of connecting the physical world with the mobile phone.
Read the Press Release (PDF)
YouTube: Case 2D Code
See for yourself: The TiME - Mobile Discovery project on YouTube
Bytes from Lev: Experiential Learning 2.0
Lev Gonick, Case Western Reserve University VP for Information Technology Services, writes about the TiME - Mobile Discovery collaboration.
Read it here: Experiential Learning 2.0 ... A series of short entries about the nexus of collaboration technology and education
MEM and Mobile Discovery in the news
Working on behalf of a cross-carrier group of the five largest wireless carriers, Mobile Discovery has been working in partnership with the Master of Engineering and Management (MEM) program and other University offices to implement the 2D code solution on campus.
Read the entire story: Technology at Work - Beta Trial @ Case
View the video: Beta Trial @ Case Video
MEM Students Guide Product Launch of 2-D Code Technology at Case
 January 29, 2008
The MEM students will fulfill various corporate roles as they relate to the new product launch, including marketing, sales and business development, engineering and corporate communications. In the process they will develop real world experience as they learn first-hand about the challenges companies face as they bring new products to market.
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Lubrizol Corporation supports TiME and MEM
 April 2, 2007
Paul Basar of Lubrizol Corp. was on campus to present the first of two installments for a
$40,000 gift to The Institute for Management and Engineering (TiME) this calendar year. Paul presented the check to Gary Wnek,
Faculty Director of TiME, with Suzette Williamson, Managing Director of TiME, and John DeCola, Director of Corporate Development, looking on.
As one of Case's core industrial partners, Lubrizol has been very active in its support of TiME and its Master of Engineering and Management (MEM) program. Paul, who is Business Manager of Fluid Diagnostics at Lubrizol and also a member of the TiME Advisory Board, fully appreciates the success the program has had in preparing students for success in business and industry.
"It has been my experience that MEM graduates are more fully prepared for the workplace as a result of their experiential learning process and the joint approach of engineering and management," said Basar.
He continued by saying, "I think it is imperative that the community and local industry show support for this type of program which can only enhance future economic development in our region."
TiME Managing Director wins President's Award for Distinguished Service
June 28, 1007
CLEVELAND - Three Recipients Earn President's Award for Distinguished Service; Dozens Honored for Years of Service
Suzette Williamson, Managing Director of The Institute for Management and Engineering (TiME), is one of three recipients of the President's Award for Distinguished Service. This award is the highest honor accorded to non-faculty at Case Western Reserve University. The winners were recognized at the annual Staff Service Awards Brunch on June 15.
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TiME Faculty Director wins Society of Plastics Engineers Award: Wnek to receive John W. Hyatt Award
May 6, 2007
CLEVELAND - The Society of Plastic Engineers today announced the winners of the 2007 International Awards, The honorees will be presented their awards at SPE-ANTEC 2007 on Sunday, May 6, 2007 during the "SPE Celebrates!" banquet at the Millennium Hotel in Cincinnati. Among the honorees is Case School of Engineering faculty member Gary E. Wnek, who will receive the Annual Award for Benefit to Society, also known as the John W. Hyatt Award.
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