SUNNYVALE, Calif., Sept. 21, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- TOCICO (Theory of Constraints International Certification Organization) announced this week that they are honoring Sanjeev Gupta, founder and CEO of Realization Technologies, with a Lifetime Achievement award. TOCICO advances application of concepts from The Goal, a widely read book authored by the late Israeli physicist and management scientist, Eliyahu M. Goldratt. Mr. Gupta is a past chairman of TOCICO and a founder of the Goldratt Research Foundation.

Mr. Gupta is known worldwide as a leader in operations, supply chain and project improvement processes. Under his leadership, Realization and its clients have been recognized for excellence in operations research, winning the prestigious Franz Edelman Award, the Shingo Prize for Operational Excellence and the Air Force Chief of Staff Team Excellence Award.

A provider of Project Portfolio Management (PPM) software and services, Realization has helped more than 300 clients in a range of industries – including aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO), engineer-to-order, new product development and construction – collectively capture more than $5 billion in additional cash and profits by using their resources more efficiently. Realization's clients include organizations from the U.S. military and Boeing to Delta Air Lines, Siemens and NASA.

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