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

While TÜV was publicly seen as providing vehicle inspections and expert consulting services for industrial plants, activities that took the burden off the government, TÜV still often remained invisible in the private sector.

Even in the 1960s, there were reasons for expanding the business beyond Germany and Europe.

“Traceability across the food chain is more complex than in any other industry, due to the large number of environmental pollutants that may compromise food safety anywhere along the food chain, as well as the time sensitive nature of fresh produce.”

At the end of the 1950s, atomic power was considered the technology of the future worldwide. Across political party boundaries, there was an agreement that West Germany should play a leading role when it came to using the almost unlimited nuclear energy resources.

On Friday, June 17th 2016, in the conference room of the hotel Holiday Inn, TMS Academy successfully organized one-day seminar Public procurement – current issues and problems in practice.  Lecturers  at this seminar were Danijela Bokan (Public Procurement Office, Head of the Department of Systems Analysis and International Cooperation), Svetlana Ražić (Public Procurement Office, Head of the Group for monitoring, control and surveillance of public procurement procedures), and Branislav Cvetković (Article Republic Commission for protection of rights in public procurement procedures).

On Friday, June 3, 2016, TMS Academy successfully organized a one-day course FMEA – a key tool for the implementation of ISO 9001: 2015. Lecturer in this course was Zvezdan Markovic, LA for QMS, EMS, OH & S FSC CoC certified and SSBB (Six Sigma Black Belt).

On Wednesday and Thursday (01/06 – 06/02/2016), TMS Academy successfully organizeda two-day course HACCP – system administrator. The lecturer was NemanjaPetrovic, a coach and LA HACCP, ISO 22000, FSSC 22,000th

Cyberattacks on companies and their IT systems are continuing to rise and are generally associated with high costs.