Bennet Lientz
Professor Emeritus at UCLA Anderson School of Management
Schools
- UCLA Anderson School of Management
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Biography
UCLA Anderson School of Management
Biography
Prior to joining Anderson in 1974, he was Associate Professor of engineering at the University of Southern California and department manager at System Development Corporation.
Prof. Lientz''s areas of interest include: project management, information technology, change management, process improvement, data communications and networking, strategic systems planning, and e-business. He teaches courses in these areas and has created courses in project management and networking.
He received an award in project management from the Chinese Academy of Sciences in 2002, and has served as senior editor of the International Journal on Information Technology in Education since December 2002.
He is the author or co-author of over 50 articles and thirty five books, some of which are listed below.
Education
Ph.D. Statistics and Information Systems, 1968, University of Washington
M.S. Statistics, 1966, University of Washington
B.A. Mathematics and Economics, 1964, Claremont McKenna College
Interests
Information Systems and Technology, Networks, Computers, Logistics, E-Commerce, Project Management, Process Improvement, Change Management
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