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In this episode, I'm joined by a longtime member of the INFORMS community, Richard Larson, post-tenure professor with MIT, past-president of both ORSA and INFORMS, recipient of the INFORMS Lanchester Prize, and author many times over, including his most recent book, Model Thinking for Everyday Life.
What's wonderful about Dick's latest book, is its innovative and accessible approach to showing you how to think like, well an INFORMS member! The book combines real life examples with Dick's own personal experiences to show you how to shift the way you problem solve and improve your own decision making processes. But most of all, it's a fun and entertaining read!
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