Enfotek, which made its first studies with Pamukkale University (PAU), Ege University and Dokuz Eylul University (DEU), finally agreed with Bursa Uludag University.
Enfotek A.Ş. continues its cooperation with universities for the professional use and dissemination of ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) Solutions and Applications. In this direction, Enfotek, which made its first studies with Pamukkale University (PAU), Ege University and Dokuz Eylul University (DEU), finally agreed with Bursa Uludag University. As a result of the meetings, a series of courses will be given to the final year students of the Faculty of Textile Engineering at Bursa Uludağ University, just like in PAU, Aegean and DEU. A meeting was held at Uludag University regarding the content of the courses.
KUT: A CHANCE FOR ENGINEER CANDIDATES
Prof. Dilek Kut, Head Of Uludag University Engineering Faculty Textile Engineering Department, Prof. Binnaz Kaplangiray from the Department of Apparel, Füsun Tan Ekren, Bursa Branch Head of the Chamber of Textile Engineers and Enfotek General Manager Tuğrul Tamtürk attended to the meeting. At the meeting, ideas were exchanged on the content of the ERP training to be given at the university. Making a statement after the meeting, the faculty members stated that they welcomed the fact that ERP will be taught to the students. Prof. Dilek Kut, Head Of Uludag University Engineering Faculty Textile Engineering Department, said: "It is very important for young engineer candidates that a company comes to the university to plan and implement such an education free of charge."
TURKEY WILL BE THE WINNER
Enfotek General Manager Tuğrul Tamtürk stated that they would be extremely happy to work with one of Turkey's most rooted educational institutions and added: “We made our first studies with Pamukkale University. This was followed by Ege University and Dokuz Eylül University, respectively. Now, it's turn of Uludag University in Bursa”. “It is very exciting for us to have the opportunity to explain our 100% domestic and national software to the young people here,” said Tamtürk, and continued: “Turkey wins in cooperation between universities and industry. These ties should be strengthened even more. It will be a great advantage for students to learn ERP, which is one of the needs of the age, in order to be successful in their professional life, before they start working at the university. Preliminary work for the courses has begun. Congratulations. I would like to thank Bursa Uludağ University and our valuable professors.”
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