Communications Center

K. A Parker associates have spent many years in their fields of expertise, but not simply as solution providers. They are respected by clients and those interested in new and innovative solutions. They enjoy sharing what they know and continue to learn through their newsletters.

Appearing below are our associates who write newsletters and descriptions of the latest issues. Please click on the links to read the newsletters.

Process Engineering Newsletter

Kim Parker, President and Chairman of K. A Parker & Associates writes about issues involving process engineering and process methods. He has thirty plus years of business, teaching and project management experience in the computer, networking and electronics field. He prefers consulting, teaching and process analysis jobs because they take advantage of his people and technical skills. He has expert presentation, facilitation, project management and troubleshooting skills. His areas of technical expertise include networking, hardware (both analog and digital) and software development.

When communicating technical information, personal communication can be quite interesting. For the most part, people tend to provide answers to questions that they are not adequately familiar with.

E-Learning Report

Jim Hyde, Associate and Senior Consultant, is not only involved is designing, developing and delivering interactive technologies, he's written about technology for nearly twenty years. He has served as Managing Editor of Analytical Instruments & Computers, Financial Computing and United States Banker magazines. He was Editor of The Desktop, a newsletter about electronic publishing, co-author of The Plain English Guide to Desktop Publishing, and wrote two syndicated columns, one written to tone down Y2K hysteria, and one entitled "DotCom 101." He is responsible for e-learning at K. A Parker & Associates.

Some things the government is good at, some things it's not, but with its commitment to e-learning, the playing field gets leveled for all, and the Department of Education shines.