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About the Authors
JAMES F. COX III, PhD, CFPIM, CIRM, holds TOCICO certifications in Production and Supply Chain, Performance Measurement, Critical Chain, Strategy and Tactics, and Thinking Processes. He is a JONAH’s JONAH, Professor Emeritus, and was the Robert O. Arnold Professor of Business in the Terry College of Business at the University of Georgia. He has conducted numerous academic and practitioner Theory of Constraints workshops and programs on performance measurement, production, supply chains, management skills, project management, and the thinking processes.
Dr. Cox’s research has centered on the Theory of Constraints for over 25 years. He has authored or co-authored three books on TOC and almost 100 peer reviewed articles. He was the co-editor of the APICS Dictionary, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, and 11th editions, and an invited contributor on the topic of Constraints Management to the Production and Inventory Management Handbook.
Dr. Cox has been a member of APICS for over 30 years, holding chapter, regional, and national offices. He served on the APICS Board of Directors for four years with two years as VP of Education—Research and served on the APICS Educational and Research Foundation Board of Directors for nine years with four years as President. He was a founding member and elected to the founding Board of Directors of the Theory of Constraints International Certification Organization (TOCICO), a certification organization founded by Dr. Eli Goldratt. He later served as Director of Certification responsible for implementing TOCICO’s certification program.
Now retired, JOHN G. SCHLEIER, Jr. was President and Chief Operating Officer of the Mortgage Services Division of Alltel, Inc., Executive Vice President of Computer Power, Inc., and Director of Office Systems and Data Delivery for IBM. In these positions, he directed major software development projects, sales administration, and financial functions. He was also Director of Information Systems for IBM’s General Systems Division, where he provided oversight for Development Engineering, Manufacturing, and Headquarters systems. He developed information systems for manufacturing, sales, and IBM strategic planning functions and was winner of an IBM Outstanding Contribution Award. He was a regular lecturer on Strategic Planning at IBM Executive Briefing Centers over a period of 15 years, speaking to CEOs and top executives of major corporations. He frequently took consulting assignments dealing with complex project management issues around the world.
He served on the faculty of The University of Georgia College of Business Administration as IBM Executive in Residence and later as Executive Professor of Management, serving on both the