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Richard K. Miller & Associates (RKMA), founded in 1972, publishes market research reports in the fields of energy, healthcare, and consumer markets. With over 30,000 copies in print, RKMA ranks as one of the country's largest market research publishers.
RKMA established itself as a leading market analyst and futurist firm in the early 1980s with its research on advanced computing. The forecasts of Richard Miller, founder and president of the firm, on the commercialization of computer graphics, real-time supply chain management, industrial automation, and other emerging technologies were amazingly accurate. Richard first wrote about the Internet (then called Arpanet) in 1984. Through the 90s, his consulting firm had over 50 of the Fortune 500 firms and seven federal agencies as clients. Richard has been a speaker at over one hundred conferences, and thousands have attended his seminars and presentations.
A mechanical engineering graduate of Purdue University, Richard has been active as an engineering consultant in the energy and environmental fields since the early-1970s. He is also a Certified Energy Manager and a Certified Energy Manager and recognized as a Certified Manufacturing Engineer by The Association of Energy Engineers in 2009.
RKMA has published The Healthcare Business Market Research Handbook since 1997. Used by executives in virtually every major hospital and 90% of public and college libraries in the U.S., this is the classic reference on healthcare market research. Mr. Miller's experience in this field dates to the late-1970s when he served as vice president for a Florida-based healthcare company.
Two annual handbooks - Consumer Behavior and Consumer Marketing - are the #1 best-selling publications of their type. In the consumer market field, RKMA also publishes annual or biennial consumer-related market research handbooks covering eight sectors: casinos, hotels and lodging, leisure, media and advertising, restaurants, retail, sports, and travel and tourism. Richard, who grew up working in his family's retail business, has held a lifelong interest in consumer markets.
RKMA established itself as a leading market analyst and futurist firm in the early 1980s with its research on advanced computing. The forecasts of Richard Miller, founder and president of the firm, on the commercialization of computer graphics, real-time supply chain management, industrial automation, and other emerging technologies were amazingly accurate. Richard first wrote about the Internet (then called Arpanet) in 1984. Through the 90s, his consulting firm had over 50 of the Fortune 500 firms and seven federal agencies as clients. Richard has been a speaker at over one hundred conferences, and thousands have attended his seminars and presentations.
A mechanical engineering graduate of Purdue University, Richard has been active as an engineering consultant in the energy and environmental fields since the early-1970s. He is also a Certified Energy Manager and a Certified Energy Manager and recognized as a Certified Manufacturing Engineer by The Association of Energy Engineers in 2009.
RKMA has published The Healthcare Business Market Research Handbook since 1997. Used by executives in virtually every major hospital and 90% of public and college libraries in the U.S., this is the classic reference on healthcare market research. Mr. Miller's experience in this field dates to the late-1970s when he served as vice president for a Florida-based healthcare company.
Two annual handbooks - Consumer Behavior and Consumer Marketing - are the #1 best-selling publications of their type. In the consumer market field, RKMA also publishes annual or biennial consumer-related market research handbooks covering eight sectors: casinos, hotels and lodging, leisure, media and advertising, restaurants, retail, sports, and travel and tourism. Richard, who grew up working in his family's retail business, has held a lifelong interest in consumer markets.
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