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- GERHARD PLENERT, Ph.D. CPIM, spent 15 years working in management in private industry. His specialty was in MIS (Management Information Systems) and POM (Production/Operations Management). He travelled throughout the world in this capacity and recently returned to school to earn his Ph.D. at the Colorado School of Mines. He spent the last 4 years teaching and doing research at California State University, Chico. He joined Brigham Young University in the Institute of Business Management. He was the Director of the California Productivity and Quality Center at CSUC and is now the director of the Productivity and Quality Research Group at BYU. His research specialty is in International Industrial Management with an emphasis on Developing Countries. He recently published a book titled International Management and Production—Survival Techniques for Corporate America.