A description of Interactive Management in Mexico in 1994, in a conference organized by the ITESM Center for Strategic Studies (CSS), Campus Leon, Guanajuato, Mexico.

Although written specifically for Saudi Arabia, the manuscript is designed to apply in any group problem solving situation. It contains the entire process of Interactive Management, in a simple basic outline. Prepared for use as a part of the Final Report to the Saudis being produced by JWK International of Annandale, Virginia.

Document missing. It provides results of a telephone survey, whereby the author contacted all locations where there was reason to suspect that ISM software might be installed. A primary aim was to determine what kind of computer the software was installed in, since new installations might benefit by using software that had already been converted to a particular machine type. A secondary aim was to determine whether the software was the Battelle version or the Dayton version, and to identify a person that might be telephoned later on for further information concerning local policy re availability of the software by remote telephone line.

Unfinished paper that sought to provide a lay audience with a way to approach complex issues in society. Includes outline of themes he planned to discuss.

Presented at IEEE Mid-America Electronics Conference, Kansas City, Missouri, 18-19 November 1965.

It is shown that usable design information for high-frequency transistor mixers can be based on Bessel function relations" derived from the static transfer characteristic for several transistor types suitable for HF mixer design. Experimental results are given for measurable mixer products and compared with the values predicted analytically. (summary quote from the article).

A summary of the concept of “Spreadthink.”

Unfinished paper that discusses group decision making and how to analyze and use the processes involved. Includes option field figures.

Acting as “outside reviewer” these are Warfield’s comments on a thesis (dissertation would be word used in U.S.) written by Russell Achterberg, doctoral candidate in Systems Engineering at University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg.

The Sourcebook is a 6-volume Project Report, written for a large environmental education contract directed by John N. Warfield. The project was headquartered at the University of Virginia, with five other institutions as subcontractors (Battelle Memorial Institute, The Far West Laboratory, and the Universities of Dayton, Illinois, and Northern Iowa). The full title is “A Sourcebook for the Design of a Regional Environmental Learning System Volumes I to VI [Project title: Development of an Interpretive Structural Model and Strategies for Implementation Based on Descriptive and Prescriptive Analysis of Resources for Environmental Education/Studies. Submitted to Office of Environmental Education, U.S. Dept. of Education, Contract No. 300-700-4028, August 1979.”

Lecture notes from talk given at Systems Engineering Seminar, University of Virginia, 28 November 1979.