November 2020 | Volume: 52 | Number: 11
The member magazine of the Institute of Industrial and Systems Engineers
An industrial engineer’s nonprofit teams with an Incan descendant to develop a telemedicine portal to increase the reach of shaman spiritual healers in an indigenous community high in the Peruvian Andes.
Available new technology can recover lost heat in industry to save energy and the environment.
An Israeli industrial engineering professor reflects on his life of research and teaching, his stellar athletic career and the horrors of the Holocaust.
Value stream maps to cut waste can be costly themselves, while a spaghetti diagram can help.
Humanitarian engineering effort devises online outlet for spiritual healers By Linda Tello
Recovering wasted heat can cut fuel consumption, greenhouse gas emissions By Alaa Kafafi
Israeli IE professor survived Holocaust, Olympic terrorism to succeed in 2 walks of life By Keith Albertson
How a spaghetti diagram can help plot a more efficient layout By Shahrukh Irani
Forced to choose – ISEs in 'adjustment mode'
Business plan fundamentals
Human resiliency during tough times
Body of Knowledge progress and applications
A giant leap forward – eventually
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