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Lead Organizations
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Pratt & Whitney
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Leadership Team
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Mahesh Patel
Engineering Global Sourcing Manager
Pratt & Whitney
Division of UTC
East Hartford, CT
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Primary Purpose
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To unite engineering professionals and share the best practices in the outsourcing world. Engineering professional network is useful for a resource management, benchmarking and understanding the latest trends and tendencies. n
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Meeting Frequency
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Quarterly
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Meeting Type
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Face to Face & Virtual
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Guest Speakers
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Academic and Industry Professionals
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Non-Solicitation Policy
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All IAOP Chapters adhere to the non-solicitation policy. Click here to view the policy.
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IAOP Chapter: Engineering
Most recent virtual meeting held September 16, 2009!
The Engineering Chapter held a webinar on September 16, 2009 from 11:00 am to 12:00 pm (EDT).
Chapter chair Mahesh Patel from Pratt & Whitney introduced a team of experts who shared valuable information on the topics of “Contract and Service Level Agreements” and “IP and Export Control Protection.”
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Click here to download past meeting presentations for all IAOP Chapters.
Inaugural webinar held October 29, 2008
The Engineering Chapter held its inaugural webinar on October 29, 2008 from 12:00 to 1:00 pm (EDT)!
Chapter chair, Pratt & Whitney, provided a presentation entitled “Knowledge and Best Practices of Engineering Sourcing Globally.” This value-packed presentation included discussion about choosing the supplier, IP protection/export control, low vs. high cost, standardization and training.
In addition, participants gave their input on future program topics and meeting timelines.
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