Perry Daneshgari
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Perry Daneshgari | |
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| Born | Parviz Daneshgari Ahvaz, Iran |
| Other names | Parviz Daneshgari |
| Occupations | civil and mechanical engineer, CEO |
| Known for | research in construction worksites |
| Notable work | Agile Construction for the electrical contractor[1] |
Perry (Parviz) Daneshgari is an Iranian-American entrepreneur, engineer and author born in Ahvaz, Iran. He founded MCA, which appeared on the TV Program World Business Review, in 1990 and has written many books and articles in specialized magazines and websites. Perry has an MBA from Wayne State University and a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from the University of Karlsruhe, as well as B.S. in civil and mechanical engineering from Northwestern University. He specializes in Agile Construction, a way of doing business that focuses on adaptation and quick changes on job sites and production lines.[2]
Daneshgari has collaborated with research projects on different industries, most of them focused on increasing productivity in those industries applying agile methods of working, for example: “Developing a Standard Format for Calculating Construction size and Share”,[3] “Ideal Jobsite Inventory Levels to Improve Profitability”[4] for Electri International and other organization like Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors National Association, NAED Education and Research Foundation,[5] New Horizons Foundation,[6] etc.. Perry in collaboration with Heather Moore and MCA have written articles in some specialized magazines like Electrical Contracting Magazine,[7] The Electrical Distribution Magazine, and more.[8] Dr. Daneshgari has been featured in trade publications such as Electrical Contractor, EC&M, and CFMA Building Profits. He has also appeared on programs like World Business Review.
Dr. Perry (Parviz) Daneshgari was born in Ahvaz, Iran.[9] Little is publicly documented about his childhood or family background beyond his Iranian origins, though he pursued higher education in engineering fields across multiple institutions in the United States and Germany.[9]
He earned a B.S. in both civil and mechanical engineering from Northwestern University.[9] Daneshgari later obtained a Ph.D. in mechanical engineering from the University of Karlsruhe (now Karlsruhe Institute of Technology).[9] He completed an MBA from Wayne State University.[9]
These degrees positioned him for expertise in engineering and business, particularly in applying mechanical engineering principles to construction productivity research.[9][10]