Safety Solutions and Differences in Motor Vehicle Drivers Who Use Cellular Telephones - White Paper

ISBN-13: 9781540836571 / Angielski / Miękka / 2016 / 26 str.

Dr James Andrew Eidelman

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Dr. James Andrew Eidelman has held an integral position at Verizon Communications for over 16 years. After acquiring his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Boston University, he proceeded to get his Master's of Business Administration from the University of Phoenix. And to further his knowledge and expertise in the industry, he then obtained his Doctoral Degree in Organizational Leadership and Information Systems Technology from the University of Phoenix as well. Dr. James Eidelman, Telecom Expert Announces the Availability of a New Dissertation White Paper on CreateSpace.com (Amazon.com) "Being in this industry (Communications), I wanted to understand and let people know what the downsides are to using telecom devices while driving motor vehicles," said Dr. Eidelman, when asked about the topic of his dissertation. "The safety issues at play are numerous, which my research covers. There is much higher risk of danger when using telecom devices while driving." Boston, MA, December 4, 2016 -- (Amazon.com-- At 24 pages (4,353 words; characters with no spaces 24,813; characters with spaces 29,344; 181 paragraphs and 508 lines), this dissertation by author Dr. James A. Eidelman is targeted to those researching the telecommunications industry, particularly students. "There is no problem left unsolved," says Dr. Eidelman referring to his research. "Safety Solutions and Differences in Motor Vehicle Drivers Who Use Cellular Telephones - White Paper" can be a useful tool to university students looking for research on their own dissertation or as a follow up on how to write a proper dissertation white paper. 273 page full dissertation study is available for purchase at http: //www.CreateSpace.com/5528899 REMEMBER: BE S.A.F.E.: SMART, AWARE, FOCUSED and EQUIPED

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