Upcoming Webinars

Most IISE webinars are free one-hour presentations by knowledgeable professionals and experienced volunteers who provide deeper insight into topics and issues involving industrial and systems engineers and ISE-related disciplines.

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IISE will award continuing education units (CEUs) if you attend the entire webinar. Send your request to IISE customer service at cs@iise.org.

IISE members and others qualified to view designated webinars can also review the webinar archive and access past presentations.

Webinar Recordings

The ISE as ChangeMaster: Part II: Creating a Plan of Study and Development to Lead and Manage Change Skillfully

Presented by Global Performance Excellence
Thursday, June 4, 11:30 a.m. ET
Presenter: D. Scott Sink

We continue our Mini Series focused on how ISE's can augment their BSISE degrees and leverage all that great technical learning to skillfully lead and manage change and accelerate benefits realization for your organization. Learning how to be great at this is the #1 most important career accelerator.

Show and Tell: A Virtual Networking Event

Presented by Society for Health Systems (SHS) Networking Committee
Wednesday, June 10, 1 p.m. ET
Presenters: Rodney Tyson and Avi Fishman

Join us for SHS's next “Show & Tell” event. Share with others a tool you love using, resources you find super helpful, a website that is really cool, a book that you read and simply loved or a class that you took and learned from.

The Tools for Today & Tomorrow for Access & Capacity Management

Presented by Society for Health Systems (SHS) Education Board
Thursday, June 18, 12 noon ET
Presenter: Jordan Kiemele

In this session, Jordan walks through how organizations can take a more dynamic approach by using Excel-based tools and AI to test scenarios, understand constraints, and evaluate whether plans are actually feasible before putting them into action. Jordan also highlights how combining structured data models with AI can help teams make clearer, faster, and more informed decisions to ultimately improve access and capacity.