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Page 1 of 5 01.May.2012 Dr. Nasser Fegh-hi Farahmand (Ind. Mgt. Ph. D) The Associate Professor of Islamic Azad University-Tabriz Branch Department of Industrial Management, Tabriz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Iran P.O. box 6155 Mobile Tel: 0098 œ 914 - 1130172 Tabriz office Tele: 0098 œ 411 - 4797971 Tabriz office Tele fax: 0098 œ 411 - 4771744 Islamic Azad University œ Tabriz Branch 0098 œ 411 - 3300727 Primary E-mail: [email protected] Alternate E-mail: [email protected] Personal Information: Date of Birth Gender Name Surname Nationality Marital Status Male Female Nasser Fegh-hi Farahmand 1962 Iranian * yes Telephone Fax Email Home Office Mobile 0098-411-4797971 0098-411-3300727 0098-914-1130172 0098-411-4771744 [email protected] Educational Background: Degree Field of Specialization Name of Institution City Country Received Date Academic Rank Ph.D Industrial management Research & Science Campus of Islamic Azad University Tehran Iran 1998 B.Sc Industrial management Islamic Azad University Tehran Iran 1992 M.Sc Industrial management Islamic Azad University Tabriz Iran 1989 Master Thesis: The relation between members of board functions and efficiency of industrial factories Ph. D. Dissertation: The survey of strategically structure of industries Administrative Positions: Date Job Title Place of Work Name of Institution From To Electric technician Iran railway 1984 1989 Iran railway Procurement specialist, Marketing and Export manager Motorsazan Co. ITMCO 1989 1998 Motorsazan Co. ITMCO Scientific member Islamic Azad University- Tabriz branch 1992 Cont. Islamic Azad University- Tabriz branch Master and Doctorate Theses Supervision: No Students Full Name MS / Ph. D. Title Date More than 100 Students of Islamic Azad University- Tabriz branch MS / Ph. D. Management From 1992 to 2011 More than 160 Students of another universities MS / Ph. D. Management From 1992 to 2011 Thanksgiving Letter: No Thanksgiving Letter: MS / Ph. D. Title Date More than 46 Thanksgiving Letter from Universities and Organiztions MS / Ph. D. Management From 1992 to 2011 Publications: (Books) Type of Work No Title Publisher Date Translation Compilation Management of structure 1 Islamic Azad University- Tabriz branch Forth edition at 2003 strategic of organization * 2 Management in Iran * Book shop of tabriz modiryat dolati Second edition at 2001 3 Executive management process * Islamic Azad University- Tabriz branch 2001 Active management of 4 Frouzesh publication Second edition at 2011 organization * Permanent management of 5 Frouzesh publication 2003 organization * Technology management of 6 Frouzesh publication Second edition at 2011 organization * Strategic management of 7 Frouzesh publication Second edition at 2011 organization * 8 Work study in education (coworker) Management and budget organization of East Azerbaijan 2006 Compilation of strategic plan of 9 Frouzesh publication 2009 organization * 10 Managers Specialized Dictionary * Frouzesh publication 2011 Organization management 11 Finally 2011 techniques * Advanced strategic management 12 Finally 2011 of organization * Research Interests: Management structure strategic of organization Active management of organization Permanent management of organization Technology management of organization Strategic management of organization Compilation of strategic plan of organization Page 2 of 5 01.May.2012 Dr. Nasser Fegh-hi Farahmand (Ind. Mgt. Ph. D) The Associate Professor of Islamic Azad University-Tabriz Branch Department of Industrial Management, Tabriz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Iran P.O. box 6155 Mobile Tel: 0098 œ 914 - 1130172 Tabriz office Tele: 0098 œ 411 - 4797971 Tabriz office Tele fax: 0098 œ 411 - 4771744 Islamic Azad University œ Tabriz Branch 0098 œ 411 - 3300727 Primary E-mail: [email protected] Alternate E-mail: [email protected] Publications: (Articles in Iranian Academic Journals) No Title of the Article Journal Date The relation between members of board functions and efficiency of 1 Industrial management organization, Tadbir 31 1993 industrial factories 2 Systematic approach to factory Management associations, Management 14 1994 3 Strategic structure of organization Industrial management organization, Tadbir 46 1994 4 Productivity and qualify change Management associations, Management 16 1995 5 Productivity, technology and their structure Industrial engineering, Ravesh 28 1995 6 Productivity, technology and their structure Management associations, Management 18 1995 7 New R&D management and strategic of organization Management associations, Management 20 1996 8 30 strategic steps for marketing design Management associations, Management 21 1996 9 New R&D management and strategic of organization Industrial management organization, Tadbir 62 1996 10 Strategic design for customer satisfaction Industrial management organization, Tadbir 67 1996 11 Environment strategic management with TQEM approach Industrial management organization, Tadbir 75 1997 12 Market strategic design for customer satisfaction Industrial engineering, Ravesh 38 1997 13 Productivity structure management of organization Management associations, Management 25 1997 14 Japanese techniques implementation in Iran Management associations, Management 26 1997 15 New R&D management and strategic of organization Industrial engineering, Ravesh 43 1997 16 Witch management? Management associations, Management 28-29 1998 17 Efficient organizing with organizational culture Management associations, Management 30 1998 18 Promotion management Management associations, Management 31 1998 19 Why some factories are Efficient? Management associations, Management 32 1998 20 Just in time management Management associations, Management 35 1999 21 7S management Management associations, Management 38 1999 22 Biorhythm management Management associations, Management 40-41 1999 23 Effective management at third plan Management associations, Management 51-52 2000 24 Mission and organizational strategy Allameh tabatabaiee university. Management studies (certification no 17/5274) 2004 25 Lean thinking and six sigma transition Management development 66 2005 26 Lean production Management development 72 2006 Study of socioeconomical qualified preferences for define of critical 27 Islamic Azad University- Khalkhal branch, Social science 8 2007 factors 28 Social Management with People oriented approach Islamic Azad University- Khalkhal branch, Social science 9 2007 29 Organizational Life Quality Management (social oriented) Islamic Azad University- Khalkhal branch, Social science 11 2007 30 Improvement Performance Management Model Islamic Azad University- Tabriz branch, Management science 4 2008 Management of Managers and Workers Reward of Organization with 31 Islamic Azad University, Research & Science Campus, Management 77 2008 Learning 32 Knowledge organization East Azerbaijan Naja special journal 2008 33 Socio economical qualified preferences of house Ferdosi University, Knowledge and development 16 2009 34 Workers Life Satisfaction Management with social factors Islamic Azad University- Khalkhal branch, Social science 15 2009 Organizational culture specifications with approach of human 35 Cultural research 8 2009 improvement 36 Stress management of Managers and Workers of Organization Islamic Azad University- Tabriz branch, Management science 10 2009 37 Study of official organizations keys factors with BSC Islamic Azad University- Sanandaj branch, industrial management 10 2009 38 Workers performance management with organizational social factors Beheshti University, Management vision 32 2009 Islamic Azad University- Abhar branch, Management Quantities 39 Station location with SAW-TOPSIS 2011 Studies 3 Survey of organizational culture management effect on workers 40 Islamic Azad University- Khalkhal branch, Social science 25 2011 perception of official organizations 41 Organizational work environment management in official organizations Islamic Azad University- Tabriz branch, Management science 15 2011 Islamic Azad University- Khalkhal branch, Social science 25 (publish 42 Occupation agitation management of small producer's organizations 2011 certification no 167/p) Prioritizing of organizational justice for performance improvement of Islamic Azad University- Tabriz branch, Management science 43 2012 official organizations workers (publish certification no 1062) Page 3 of 5 01.May.2012 Dr. Nasser Fegh-hi Farahmand (Ind. Mgt. Ph. D) The Associate Professor of Islamic Azad University-Tabriz Branch Department of Industrial Management, Tabriz Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tabriz, Iran P.O. box 6155 Mobile Tel: 0098 œ 914 - 1130172 Tabriz office Tele: 0098 œ 411 - 4797971 Tabriz office Tele fax: 0098 œ 411 - 4771744 Islamic Azad University œ Tabriz Branch 0098 œ 411 - 3300727 Primary E-mail: [email protected] Alternate E-mail: [email protected] Publications: (Articles in International Academic Journals) No Title of the Article Journal Date 1 Organizational Support Activities as facilitator in the QFD performance International Journal of Management and Innovation (IJMI) 2009 2 Analysis model of air quality control management strategies in Tabriz International Journal of Food, Agriculture& Environment (JFAE) fourth person 2010 3 Strategic Structure for Organizational Performance International Journal of Management and Innovation 2010 4 A model Presenting Strategies for the Urban Environmental Management(A case study of Tabriz) International Journal of Food, Agriculture& Environment (JFAE)
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