Journal of Management Science & Engineering Research

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Wei-Chiang Hong, Jiangsu Distinguished Professor, School of Computer Science and Technology, Jiangsu Normal University, China.His research interests mainly include computational intelligence (neural networks, evolutionary computation) and application of forecasting technology (ARIMA, Support vector regression, and Chaos theory).In May 2012, his paper had been evaluated as “Top Cited Article 2007-2011” by Applied Mathematical Modelling, Elsevier Publisher. In Aug. 2014, he had been elected to be awarded as “Outstanding Professor Award”, by Far Eastern Y. Z. Hsu Science and Technology Memorial Foundation (Taiwan). In Nov. 2014, he was elected to be awarded as “Taiwan Inaugural Scopus Young Researcher Award--Computer Science”, by Elsevier Publisher, in the Presidents' Forum of Southeast and South Asia and Taiwan Universities. In Jun. 2015, he had been awarded as “Top 10 Best Reviewers” of Applied Energy in 2014. In Aug. 2017, he had been awarded as “Best Reviewers” of Applied Energy in 2016.

Until leaders can get serious about their own development as managers, the skills gaps throughout their organizations will only continue to grow.

Reprint:MITSloan Management Review

Reprinted:by Jonathan Bradley；CREATE

Systems engineering has taken Kerry Lunney to a lot of places – and made her president of an international organisation.
Thales country engineering Director Kerry Lunney’s work has taken her from sectors as varied as software and transport to aerospace and defence. Her career today lies a long way from her beginnings in electrical engineering, and it’s all thanks to an opportunity that arose in the early 1990s.