The following 3 Cartoon-Illustrated Presentations are in Acrobat ".pdf" format:

** Out of the Information Age to the Innovation Era (1.69 MB)
** Internet Business Models and Strategies (1.82 MB)
** "Single Source" for Ten-Fold Productivity (1.60 MB)

Construction Specification Institute (CSI) West Region Conference, Granlibakken Resort, Tahoe City, Nevada

- Out of the Information Age to the Innovation Era, on Friday 10-12:15, Oct. 19, 2001

A/E/C SYSTEMS International Conference and Exhibits, McCormick Place, Chicago, IL:

- Out of the Information Age to the Innovation Era, on Tuesday 2:30-4:00, June 19, 2001
- Internet Business Models and Strategies, on Wednesday 2:30-4:00, June 20, 2001

A/E/C SYSTEMS Fall Conference and Exhibits: Computers for Construction 2000, Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, CA:

- Out of the Information Age to the Innovation Era, on Tuesday 2:15-3:45, November 7, 2000
- The Internet Business Model, on Wednesday 11:15-12:45, November 8, 2000

International Manufacturing Enterprise Technology (IMET) Conference and Expo, Rosemont Convention Center, Rosemont, IL:

Moderator for following panel sessions:
- Get Your Products to Market Faster Using the Web, on Tuesday 11-12:15, October 10, 2000
- Boost Productivity Ten-Fold with Single-Source Data Management, on Wednesday 1-2:15, October 11, 2000

A/E/C Systems International Conference, June 5-8, 2000, Washington, DC:

- Out of the Information Age to the Innovation Era
- The Internet Business Model
- Single Source for Ten-Fold Productivity

"Unconditionally, the best so far."

"Most educational of all seminars. I'll seek him out next year."

"Have him back for more classes."

"Great speaker. Very dynamic!"

"Most interesting session of the conference."

"Terrific!"

"Very dynamic, interesting things to say."

"Wonderful."

"I have been disappointed w/ the conference. This speaker has been your biggest light and best hope of success."

"Lee was an excellent speaker. Invite him back next year."

"Fantastic!!"

"Very enthusiastic."

"Visionary."

"Good Job."

"Enthusiastic and informative."

"Just what I wanted. More than what I expected."

"Very entertaining."

"He is informative, funny and knowledgeable."

"Excellent!!"

"Refreshing."

"Charming. High energy."

"Great presentation."

"Very informative. Great insight!!"

"Thank you, very interesting and valuable!

"See you next year."

"Make the session mandatory to get people thinking." (Re: Out of the Information Age to the Innovation Era)

"I selected your talk among all others."

----- David Lorenzini

"Thanks so much for your excellent and very popular presentations at the conference. You are a dynamic speaker and keep the audience on the edges of their seats. You have tremendous insight into this entire spectrum of technology and do a great job of communicating it."

----- John Krouse

"When I took on the role of Conference Director for A/E/C SYSTEMS back in 1993, one of the first things I did was to evaluate the speakers and sessions from past shows. Dr. Kaiman Lee's name kept popping up, whether I was looking at the best attended session, most highly rated session, or most valued and respected speaker. I decided that this was one speaker I was going to have to experience myself.

Over the next few months I listened to recordings of many of his previous lectures while driving between my office in Bethesda and A/E/C SYSTEMS' office in Exton. Tapes of many lectures can be quite boring. Not Dr. Lee's. His presentation style was animated and enthusiastic. He consistently drew on the attendee's own situations to make his points hit home. And the concepts and ideas behind his lectures were well thought out and well organized. This was my first introduction to Dr. Lee.

Since those first days, I always made sure that I have Dr. Lee on the program of events. When I attended his lectures in person, I learned that he is even more effective, likeable, and informative than my high expectations had prepared me for. When I had the good fortune to be able to name the speaker I wanted to share the podium with me on a special program in Singapore, Dr. Lee was the one person I invited.

"I heard you speak at McCormick Place on 11/9 (1999) it was the best! I'm an IT consultant in the middle of a Strategy Planning engagement so everything you said was very useful information for me.

----- Bill Sciortino

"... thank you for your time in preparing and delivering that excellent presentation ... the quality of your presentation and the obvious time and care that went into preparing it were apparent and much appreciated ... might I entice you to do this again ..."

----- Jeffrey M. Hamer, President/CEO, The Computer-Aided Design Group, Marina del Rey, California, USA

"Thank you for the excellent, thought provoking program that you presented to our Chapter Tuesday evening. I didn't realize that it was after 9 p.m. until you pointed it out at the end of your presentation. Judging from the other's reactions, I don't think that I was the only one.

I judge a program by two elements, the topic and the presentation. The topic should be pertinent to those attending. The speaker's presentation should hold the attention of his/her audience. I rate you excellent on both points. Your program on future technology is pertinent to each of us. Your dynamic presentation obviously held the attention of your audience. Looking around the room near the end of your presentation, it did not appear that anyone left. Even after you noted the time, everyone stayed to listen to your final comments.

Just as Dave Thomas did for me, I would not hesitate to recommend you should anyone inquire. Again, thank you for not only accepting my invitation to speak to the Chapter, but for graciously doing so on such short notice."

----- Ray Leffner, Director of Construction Specifications Institute Speakers' Program

"... It wasn't easy to be a conference presenter when you were asked to participate the day before the opening gavel. You did an excellent job ..."

----- Rusty Haggard, Construction Industry Institute, August 1996

"... You are a natural speaker!"

----- Richard L. Tucker, Director, Construction Industry Institute, August 1996

Dr. Kaiman Lee, the speaker:

Traveled and lectured worldwide including one around the world tour:

- Technology Revolution: Ramifications and Opportunities
- 21st Century Engineering Document Management System

For many years, Dr. Kaiman Lee had spoken on subjects such as: Drawing Conversion, Drawing Management, CAD Translation, Computer Graphics Standards, Life Cycle Facility Engineering, Concurrent Engineering, Integrated Database, etc.

Some of the cartoon illustrations on drawing conversion and management:

Luncheon speaker to an audience of 500 in Design Automation Workshop, 1972.

All slides that Dr. Lee uses in his presentations are cartoon illustrated. Samples: