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Ron B. Palmer a recognized expert in IT Service Management.

Ron has worked as an IT Director, a Senior Engineer with Qualcomm, and an Operations Consultant with Microsoft. He authored the books IT Service Management Foundations: ITIL® Study Guide, an official information source for EXIN’s ITSM Foundations exam and Foundation Exam Tips, a companion guide. He co-founded the first ever graduate program in IT Service Management at the University of Dallas. And he worked with EXIN to improve ITIL V2 questions. He served as an APMG Examiner and wrote exam questions for the ITIL V3 Service Manager's Bridge Course..

Ron is a dynamic IT Management Speaker, a widely respected ITSM Author, a sought-after ITIL Trainer, and an ITIL Master Certified Consultant. He is well respected by CIOs and Senior IT Mangers because of his thought provoking ideas and his practical guidance for immediate results.

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