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Shlomo Gloverone (born 13 January 1941) is the Dean of the Engineering School in the Ropin Academic Center, after retirement from Tel Aviv University, where he served as the head of the field for technology management at the School of Business.

biography
Born in 1941 in an electric prey, a neighborhood in a lifetime, a son of cockroaches for her bird and a gluberone. His father, who was among the founders of the Rutenberg Force, died at a young age when she was six years old. His mother, a gluberone bird, worked as a clerk for an electric company. Shlomo is the brother to his two brothers: Professor Lion Gloverone and Dr. Dov Gollverone.

After the death of his father, the family moved to Haifa. Shlomo studied at the School of Professionals and was very active in the tribe of the Scout Movement. He enlisted, along with his nuclear, to the PLO, where he was in training on a court kibbutz, served in the battalion 50, passed a farming machine course, and served as a messenger guide.

The Bachelor’s Engineering School graduated at the Technion, where it also graduated from the Master’s degree in Industrial Engineering and Management.

In 1970, Shlomo and his wife Dr. Tamar Gloverone traveled to doctoral studies at the University of California in Berkeley. On their way to Tailo as backpackers for several months in Turkey, Iran, India and the Philippines.

Shlomo and Tamar have brought three children to the world: Sharon, Rem and Jonathan. In 1988, Tamar died. From 1991 he shared his life with his companion to life, a cell in the word of Israel, Oron.

Over the years, he served as a guest professor at universities in the United States, Brazil, Chile, Cyprus and Thailand.

With his return to Israel, after his doctoral studies, he joined the Faculty of Business at Tel Aviv University, where he developed and led the field of operating management, while simultaneously initiated and managed the establishment of a FIFA (the Center for Project Management and Technology) within the framework of the United States (Providing Training in Management). As Bill led the field of project management in Israel, he served as president of the PMI – the Israel Project Management Organization (1999–2009). He wrote the foundation books in areas of operational management and project management. His books are used to this day as a basis for the study of what areas, in Israel and abroad. After retirement, he served in two years as head of the Department of Industrial Engineering and Management at Azrie College in Jerusalem. Since 2014 he has served as the Dean of the Engineering School in the Ropin Academic Center.

Books
Gloverone is complete. Operating and manufacturing management. Published by Cherrickover, 1980.
Gloverone lion and whole gluten. Control and evaluation in organizations. Spending levels, O’N. Tel Aviv, 1990.
Globone is complete and my father is good. Project management. Cherrickover, 1992.
Solomon and my father’s good. Project management – planning, execution and control. Published in Dion 2004.
Gloverone is complete. Operating management and improved performance. Deedon, 2002
Gloverson is complete and in heaven. Run and sweat workers. Published by Cherrickover in 1992.
Gloverone is perfect, my father’s good and the sleigh of Ofer. Project management - planning, execution and control, second edition. Deedon, 2009.
Globerson Shlomo, Performance Criteria and Incentive Systems, Elsevier, 1985.
Globerson Arie, Globerson Shlomo, Frampton Judith, You Can't Manage What You Don't Measure, Avebury-Gower, 1991.
Avy Shtub, Jonathan Bard, Shlomo Globerson, Project Management: Engineering, Technology and Implementation, Prentice-Hall, March 1994.
Avy Shtub, Jonathan Bard, Shlomo Globerson, Project Management: Processes, Methodologies, and Economics, 2nd Edition, Prentice-Hall, 2005.

Professor Shlomo Gloverson has dozens more publications in international journals.

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