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Nonwoven Tools LLC is dedicated to providing training for production floor employees in the nonwoven industry. This e-mail is being sent to you to provide you every week with training materials you can use. Please refer others in your organization to us. Forward this e-mail to them and remind them to click on the "Join Our Mailing List" link. Thanks
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| No Term Definition This Week. Here Is a Tutorial Instead. |
Photo credit: http://www.thenonwovensinstitute.com/  | This week I am changing things a bit and offering a tutorial instead of a term. While looking at the home page of NET, I discovered a tutorial about nonwovens from NC State University. This is very good and Dr. Behnam Pourdeyhimi and the staff at NC State are to be commended for putting it on the web.
Anyone new to nonwovens should certainly view this as well as those who seek to broaden their understanding of nonwovens. Even though you are involved in say melt blown nonwovens, you should still have some knowledge of needlepunch or spunlace. It is good to be well rounded in your knowledge. This is especially important for those of you who read this newsletter who are involved in sales.
Nonwovens Tutorial from NC State
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Training That Works - Do People Count As Assets?
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Organizations intuitively know that investing in learning has value.
ASTD estimates that in 2007, U.S. organizations spent $134.39 billion on
employee learning and development. No other business expenditure
category receives so much funding with so little accountability. The
point is that investors - whether they are owners, managers or
stockholders - are recognizing the value of talent, skills, knowledge
and engagement. While they wrestle with how to account for these on the
balance sheet, savvy organizations are ....... One of my LinkedIn friends, Bill Wilder, wrote this article about employees as assets. To read the entire article, click here.
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