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About the Authors
RALPH KLIEM, M.A., specializes in project management
consulting and training. His previous assignments included over 20 years of
combined experience with Fortune 500 and small firms in information systems and
business management.
Since 1983, Ralph has
published over 100 articles on business communications, and information systems
topics in over 35 different magazines, including Computerworld, Data
Communications, and Software Development. He is also the author or
co-author of the following books that are distributed internationally and translated
in several languages:
Developing a Cost-Effective Company
Operations Manual (Alexander Hamilton Institute, 1986, English and Spanish
translation)
Just-in-Time Systems for
Computing Environments (Quorum, 1994)
Managing the Modern Office (Alexander
Hamilton Institute, 1990)
Reducing Project Risk Gower
Publishing, Ltd, 1997, English and Russian translation)
Stand and Deliver: The Fine
Art of Presentation (Gower Publishing, Ltd., 1995 English and
Chinese translation)
Project Management Practitioner's
Handbook (AMACOM, 1998)
The DP Manager'sModel
Reports and Formats (Prentice Hall, 1992)
The Noah Project: The
Secrets of Practical Project Management (Gower Publishing, Ltd,
English and German and
Greek translations 1993)
The People Side of Project
Management (Gower Publishing, Ltd., 1992)
The Productivity Sourcebook
(Alexander Hamilton Institute, 1988)
The Secrets of Successful
Project Management (John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1986)
Project Management
Methodology (Marcel Dekker, 1997)
Reviews of his books have
appeared in numerous publications, and he has been interviewed by
publications and radio talk shows. His name has appeared in Who's Who in the
West, Who's Who of Emerging Leaders in America, and Who's Who
in the Media and Communications (Marquis editions). He is a former adjunct
faculty member with Seattle Pacific University and founding Editor-in-Chief of
the Northwest Artificial Intelligence Forum (NAIF) Journal.
IRWIN S. LUDIN has over 25 years of experience in
a wide variety of environments including: academia, aerospace, communications,
construction, government, healthcare, manufacturing, operations, help
desk/support services, training, and telecommunications. His experience
includes:
Benchmarking,
measurements/metrics, and standards
Business process
re-engineering
Evaluation of
information systems architecture and infrastructure
Help Desk / Support
Services consulting
Technical and business
communications
Irwin has published many
articles on management topics and is the co-author of 10 books that are
distributed internationally and translated in several languages:
Project Management
Methodology: A Practical Guide for the Next Millennium
(Marcel Dekker, 1997)
(AMACOM, 1998)
Stand and Deliver: The Fine
Art of Presentation (Gower Publishing, Ltd., 1995)
The Noah Project: The
Secrets of Practical Project Management (Gower Publishing, Ltd.,
The People Side of Project
Management (Gower Publishing, Ltd., 1992)
Reviews of his books have
appeared in numerous publications, such as Datamation and the Project
Management Journal, and he has been interviewed by radio talk shows. He is a
former adjunct faculty member with City University, Assistant Editor of the Northwest
Artificial Intelligence Forum (NAIF) Journal, and member of the IEEE Review
Board.
He attended City
University, where he earned an MBA, and the University of Pittsburgh, where he
earned an MS in Engineering. He is included in the 27th edition of Who's
Who in America (Marquis Edition).