When I moved to Atlanta two years ago, I sought out activities that piqued my interest. Currently, I am developing (or monitoring others who are developing) these innovations and services: Coaching Workforce Performance with Video 68% of the medals at Sochi Olympics were won by athletes who used the same video coaching tool. If your employees need performance skills, shouldn’t they be coached with the best tools available? Measuring Performance against Goals The best performance data isn’t from a multiple choice test. It comes when expert observers see performance in action. What if collecting those observations were fast, convenient and inexpensive? Projects you want to do … but not badly enough to actually do them Every company has miscellaneous side projects that are well worth doing … but you can’t assign core people to do them. So they never happen. What if you could afford to do … all of them? Systematic Localization of eLearning Localizing complex eLearning courses to multiple languages and cultures is more than just translation … it is costly, error-prone and tedious. What if it were faster, consistent, and much less costly? eLearning for Continuous Improvement Every professional should manage their own continuous improvement. Many muddle along or wait for the next training course. Why not teach them how to improve themselves. All of the above are real and explainable … not vapor ware … not bait and switch. Give me a call or drop me an email and I will fill you in. You can also download the PDF below. It says the same thing, but it is more colorful.

Co-Founder @ DeeperPoint is not really a company (yet). It is an association of deeply experienced industrial experts who are exploring applications of video analysis to conventional business operations. Vic is the public contact for the group. http://www.deeperpoint.com From January 2014 to Present (1 year 10 months) Greater Atlanta AreaPresident and CEO @ iPOV is a knowledge concierge. It creatively leverages the global freelance market to solve creative and knowledge-intensive business problems. iPOV processes information to serve clients from small business to Fortune 500 companies. The company specializes in rapid, low cost production of web-based training, knowledge capture and analysis solutions. iPOV has pioneered the application of lean thinking (i.e., Toyota Production System) concepts to the production of eLearning. From January 1996 to Present (19 years 10 months) Greater Atlanta AreaAssociate Professor, Supply Chain Management @ I taught and researched topics in operations management and supply chain. I also experiment in teaching technical systems management to non-technical undergraduates - using hands-on exercises with electronic circuits as the learning platform. From January 2007 to July 2012 (5 years 7 months) Auburn, Alabama AreaAssociate Professor @ Responsible for research in operations management and management of technology and for instruction in operations management. Extensively involved in teaching in Auburn's distance video MBA program ­ both regular and executive MBA. Research interests include: workforce learning, lean manufacturing, quality management systems, management control systems, and software project management. From January 1997 to January 2007 (10 years 1 month) Assistant Professor @ Taught and performed research in operations management and management of technology. From January 1991 to January 1997 (6 years 1 month) Business Development @ Responsible for business development, pricing, proposals, and sales for Systems Engineering Group. Responsible for product management of TALENT computer-aided-test systems and software, currently in use by automakers and aerospace research agencies in Europe, US and Asia. From January 1981 to August 1987 (6 years 8 months) Researcher @ Research on business issues, including financial analysis and capital budgeting. From 1979 to 1981 (2 years) Special Projects @ Engineer ­ Member of bid preparation team for Canadian Consortium bid to supply subway cars, track, power and control systems to Caracas Metro. Leader of the Consortium technical committee to price the trackwork component. From January 1975 to January 1977 (2 years 1 month)

PhD, Management of Technology @ Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute - The Lally School of Management and Technology From 1987 to 1991 MBA, Finance/General @ York University - Schulich School of Business From 1979 to 1981 BASc, Civil Engineering @ University of Toronto From 1970 to 1974 Vic Uzumeri is skilled in: Software Project..., Systems Analysis, Operations Management, Project Management, Knowledge Management, Lean Manufacturing, Supply Chain Management, Business Process..., Supply Chain..., Social Business, Exploratory Data..., Statistical Modeling, Data Modeling, Leadership, Program Management, Supply Chain, E-Learning, Management Consulting, Organizational..., Start-ups, Integration, Management, Six Sigma, Business Development, Product Management, Outsourcing, Software Development, Software Documentation, Strategy, Business Process, Cross-functional Team..., Consulting, Training, Process Improvement, Change Management, Project Planning, Business Intelligence, Business Analysis, CRM, Analysis, Data Analysis, Process Engineering