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In today’s economy, manufacturers need to take advantage of all the resources they have to remain competitive. One of the most important, of course, is technology. Businesses have to adopt the latest equipment and processes if they want to survive and prosper.
We at Quick Start also need to keep on the cutting edge of technology in order to make sure our workforce development efforts are state-of-the-art. In this issue of the Quick Start newsletter, we highlight how our training professionals have instructed workers in high-tech production techniques, and how we have also used cutting-edge technology to help train workers in a wide array of businesses.
Our Partner’s Perspective this issue is by Mike Adkinson, publisher of TechLINKS magazine. TechLINKS focuses on trends in technology in Georgia and recently devoted an issue to reviewing the use of e-commerce and other Internet functionalities by manufacturers. I appreciate Mike sharing with us his thoughts on this important topic because technology is rapidly transforming the landscape around us, and we all need to do whatever we can to keep Georgia growing.
But it’s not only technology that builds our future. Georgia’s most valuable resources, of course, are its people. Our Certified Economic Developer Trainer (CEDT) program has been preparing people to be a part of Georgia’s growth for many years. Recently, another CEDT class completed its training, adding still more skilled staff to our state’s economic development team. Congratulations to all of you.
Jackie
Rohosky
Assistant Commissioner
Economic Development Programs
jrohosky@georgiaquickstart.org
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