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Bibliography Dillon, M. 2001. Adaptation of a predictive cost model to determine the cost of control in identified critical loss areas within the fish processing chain. Post Harvest Fisheries programme 1997 to 2001. DFID Project R6959. Dillon, M. 2001. Enhance competitiveness and sustainability of industrial development in Uganda with particular emphasis on Agro-Industries and micro and small scale enterprises. Uganda Integrated Programme 2001. UNIDO Project TF/UGA/00/A03/11- 51. Dillon, M., Hannah, S., James, T., Sanchez, J. and Thompson, M. 2000. Building Profitable Business - Software Tools for Changes. IFT Annual Conference. Dallas, USA. June 2000. Dillon, M., Hannah, S. and Leeman, C. 2001. Appraisal of UNIDO Data Collection Protocol and Compatibility with ICE-IT Software Tool. Mike Dillon Associates Ltd, UK. Dillon, M., Hannah, S. and Leeman, C. 2001. Score-IT Benchmarking Protocol and Example Data Collection Forms. Mike Dillon Associates Ltd, UK. Besley, S. and Sokoloff, P. 2003. Policy Briefing - Foundation Degrees, Meeting the need for higher level skills. London Publications Ltd, UK. Page 70 FOCUS
About the author Dr Mike Dillon has over 20 years experience within the food industry. He has written numerous publications and several books which have been delivered nationally and internationally. He has been involved in delivering consultancy to UK organisations and has provided support for several African and Pakistan fisheries departments through the United Nations Industrial Development Organisation and the European Union. He was the director of the Humber Institute of Food & Fisheries for two years where he was involved with the development of special projects including the successful Humber Food Centre of Vocational Excellence (CoVE). Under his leadership the institute has developed foundation degrees which include Food Manufacturing Management, World Class Manufacturing and Logistics. The institute has successfully delivered training to SMEs through several special projects with the focus on providing support to the food industry. He is currently Vice Principal at The Grimsby Institute, where he is responsible for the Enterprise and International areas. Robin Keates, is the Programme Leader for: Foundation Degree in Manufacturing Management (World-Class Systems); Foundation Degree in World Class Manufacturing; and the B.Sc.(Hons.) Manufacturing Management (World-Class Systems). He is also a lecturer and writer not only for the above, but also for other Foundation Degrees, Honours Degrees and Postgraduate courses as well. He is currently undertaking a Ph.D. in ‘The impact of Human Resource Strategic decisions, with respect to how this directly impacts on the productivity of a manufacturing organisation can have either a positive or a negative effect’ with the Leeds Metropolitan University. Currently Robin has presented papers which have shown the positive contribution of the Foundation Degrees to organisations. In addition to this, Robin is a Chartered Engineer with a specialist field of Engineering, Manufacturing and Management. FOCUS Page Page 71
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