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Doug Hall is the founder and chairman of Eureka! Ranch International. He is a lecturer, author, television and radio host. He is a chemical engineer. He was awarded a Doctor of Laws from the University of Prince Edward Island and a Doctor of Engineering from the University of Maine.[1]
Eureka! Ranch International edit
Hall founded Eureka! Ranch in 1986. Originally designed as a "think tank for hire",[2] the Ranch worked primarily with Fortune 100/500 companies looking for new product ideas.[3] The Ranch partnered with the University of Maine in 2005 with the founding of a new field of study called Innovation Engineering.[4] Designed as a system based on the principles of W. Edwards Deming and the Quality Movement, it consists of 48 skills[5] designed to instil a mindset of innovation.
Merwyn Technology edit
The R&D team of Eureka Ranch developed an AI system called Merwyn Technology. This system is used to evaluate abstract ideas before additional effort is used to substantiate it. The system was named after Hall's father Merwyn Bradford Hall.[6]
Published books edit
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- Jump Start Your Brain (Clerisy Press, 2010)
- Maverick Mindset with David Wecker (Simon & Schuster, 1997)
- Jump Start Your BUSINESS Brain (Emmis Books, 2001)
- Jump Start Your MARKETING Brain (Clerisy Press, 2010)
- North Pole Tenderfoot: A Rookie Goes on a North Pole Expedition Following In Admiral Peary's Footsteps (Clerisy Press, 2009)
- Driving Eureka!: Problem Solving with Data Driven Methods and the Innovation Engineering System (Clerisy Press, 2018)
References edit
- ^ FESCNY Archived July 26, 2011, at the Wayback Machine
- ^ "Maggie Nichols". innovationnews.com. Archived from the original on 2014-08-18. Retrieved 2013-04-18.
- ^ "Jump Start Your Business, Motivating Employees Article". May 2000.
- ^ "Foster Center for Innovation at the University of Maine".
- ^ "The Body of Knowledge - Eureka! Ranch". Archived from the original on 2013-02-15. Retrieved 2013-04-18.
- ^ Merwyn Research Archived January 13, 2013, at the Wayback Machine
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