Dr. Kerschberg has been very active as a consultant through KRM, Inc.
Some recent projects and engagements are presented below. Please click on the bold links below to view the full description.
Industry & Government
Lockheed Martin |
During the period from October 1999 through June 2001, KRM had a contract with Lockheed Martin Management and Data Systems to write a White Paper on a Knowledge Management Framework. Two George Mason collegues, Dr. Daniel A. Menascé and Dr. Hassan Gomaa, worked with Dr. Kerschberg on the R&D for the Knowledge Management Framework. KRM owns the Intellectual Property rights to the Knowledge Management Framework. If your organization would like to learn more about the KMF and how it can play a role in your Knowledge Management strategy, please fill out the Contact Me Form on the Home Page. |
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Global infoTek |
Dr. Kerschberg has been a consultant and a subcontractor to Global InfoTek (GITI) through KRM, Inc. on a number of projects. |
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Federal Highway Administration |
Dates: October 2005 - May 2007 Role: Expert Panel Member for the Electronic Freight Management Program. Description: Dr. Kerschberg served on an Expert Panel for US Department of Transportation's Federal Highway Administration program called Electronic Freight Management (EFM). The goal of the program is to promote the use of Service Oriented Architectures and Web Services to automate the supply chain from order placement, to production, to shipping, to final delivery. This entails the use of XML-messaging to enable customers, producers, shippers and freight carriers to share information and business process status reports across a virtual organization. The panel also provided input and participated in a workshop related to the design of a particular proof-of-concept, called the CEFM, which has the Limited Brands in the role of placing orders with manufacturers in China and shippers in Hong Kong. In this engagement, KRM, Inc was a subcontractor to Booz Allen Hamilton of McLean Virginia. |