Professor Ernest H. Forman, D.Sc. Expert Choice Principal Decision Technologist Dr. Forman is a Professor of Decision Science at George Washington University's School of Business, and co-founder of Expert Choice Inc.. He has extensive experience in applying executive decision-making methodologies, risk management, resource allocation, operations management and statistics in both commercial and government settings. Dr. Forman has a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of Rochester, a Master of Science in Management Science from Johns Hopkins University, and a Doctor of Science in Operations Research from George Washington University. Forman's current area of research and consulting focuses risk measurement and management, high level or executive decision support--and the ongoing development of Expert Choice software, which received one of the first United States patents issued for computer software in 1984. Expert Choice, a computerized implementation of the Analytic Hierarchy Process, is now extensively used throughout the world. Applications include a wide range of government and business decisions involving tradeoffs among conflicting objectives, some quantitative, some qualitative. Examples of such problems include government policy, allocation of R&D funds, cost/benefit analysis, employee evaluation, setting corporate priorities, group decision-making, conflict resolution and strategic planning.