On Thursday, December 9, 2016. In 2008, on the First Channel of the Radio Television of Serbia, the show My Hero: Phone Models of Practice was broadcast, in which a model of practice was shown, in the development of which the company TMS CEE actively participated.

On Thursday, 15.12. In 2016, in the premises of the Chamber of Commerce of the Republic of Srpska, starting at 11 a.m., a seminar on “Food safety” will be held, organized by the Chamber of Commerce of the Republic of Srpska in cooperation with the TMS Academy.

In a memo drafted under the leadership of Wolfhart Hauser, TÜV Bayern proposed the idea of “worldwide approval” in 1988. The concept was met by scepticism, even within the company, but Hauser was not to be deterred.

After 80 years, TÜV Bayern left the association building on Kaiserstrasse in Munich’s Schwabing area and moved into a new headquarters on Westendstrasse, the location of the corporate head office of TÜV SÜD today.

A ski binding is a remarkably sophisticated but delicate product. Design errors or production defects can result in fatal accidents. However, how can users be provided with guidelines when reliable quality inspections require a measurement laboratory and in-depth knowledge in the field of sports medicine?

On Wednesday and Thursday (14-15.09.2016.) at the hotel Majestik in Belgrade, was  successfully held the accredited course “Lean Thinking”, organized by The Lean Six Sigma Company in Rotterdam.

On Tuesday, June 28th 2016, TMS Academy successfully organized a one-day course Simulators of Agile development and project management (Lego4Scrum, BVG *). Lecturer in this course was Aleksandar Milosevic, CSM, CSPO.

How can we protect consumers from potential safety risks?

Globalisation has changed everything for businesses, opening up new markets they wouldn’t have dreamed of in the past. At the same time, it has created a highly discerning global middle class that’s willing and able to pay a premium for superior quality and safety.

How can we achieve our economic objectives in a sustainable approach?

Our wants are infinite. Unfortunately, our resources are not. Current projections put the world’s population at 9.6 billion by 2050, with almost all of this growth occurring in emerging markets that place paramount importance on economic expansion – often at the expense of the environment.

The history of TMS connects the roots of industrial revolution, the tradition ofGerman quality, 

the East European transition towards a modern economy andthe contemporary economics of change