Two faculty members within the Harold and Inge Marcus Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering have co-authored a new book focusing on the design, control, operation and management of service systems.

Penn State’s Enterprise Networking and Communication Services turned to engineering students to help improve the unit’s service to the University community by sponsoring capstone projects through the Learning Factory.

The application of real data to classroom problems is allowing Penn State industrial engineering students to take their learning one step further. Professor Vittal Prabhu developed a case study based on data from an electric utility company to help students apply engineering techniques to real-life situations.

Originally from Taiwan, doctoral candidate Kai-Wen Tien is focusing his research on how to achieve smart manufacturing through smart maintenance.

Industrial engineering graduate students are working with one of the world’s largest retailers to help improve processes at one of the largest events honoring past and current service members in central Pennsylvania.

A former vice president of UPS Security Services recently spoke to industrial engineering (IE) students about ways to reduce the cost of the transportation of goods while improving efficiencies. Funari presented a case study that he developed as a part of Service Enterprise Engineering 360’s goal to incorporate more real life service examples into the IE curriculum.