Industrial FuturologistIndustrial and Systems EngineerMaster in Administration with Quality and Productivity3 Certifications2 Technical StudiesMore than 20 training coursesWinner of the Singapore Cooperation Programme ITEDiscover the modern Industry with the most controversial engineer. I. Laisequilla / engr's Workshop Israel Laisequilla, better known as I. Laisequilla and occasionally by his pseudonyms engr's Workshop / Taller del inge, is an instructor, engineer, disseminator, and industrial futurist, nonfiction writer, and philanthropist.
His books cover scientific and educational topics in the fields of industrial engineering, applied statistics, manufacturing, supply chain, industrial methodologies, and total quality control. He has published 15 books and 2 literary collections, some of which have already been translated into English. Dismissed by industrial engineers and academics for being considered a "controversial" author, both for the titles of his books and for his conclusions and perspectives regarding industrial futurism, his works reached first place in sales in 2023 and 2024 in the "Industrial Production" category, and they are now used as foundational material in educational institutions, industrial projects, and training sessions.
His "non-literary" writing style, combined with clear and concise wording that avoids technical jargon, makes reading technical material less intimidating. His books assume that readers have access to modern technologies such as AI and IoT, which significantly reduces the amount of information presented in writing while helping develop critical thinking on the subject through real cases and hands-on engineering experience. Laisequilla was nominated for the Amazon Storyteller Award in 2023 for his book The bible of Industrial Engineering (2023), and in 2024 he coined the term "industrial futurist."
His books cover scientific and educational topics in the fields of industrial engineering, applied statistics, manufacturing, supply chain, industrial methodologies, and total quality control. He has published 15 books and 2 literary collections, some of which have already been translated into English. Dismissed by industrial engineers and academics for being considered a "controversial" author, both for the titles of his books and for his conclusions and perspectives regarding industrial futurism, his works reached first place in sales in 2023 and 2024 in the "Industrial Production" category, and they are now used as foundational material in educational institutions, industrial projects, and training sessions.
His "non-literary" writing style, combined with clear and concise wording that avoids technical jargon, makes reading technical material less intimidating. His books assume that readers have access to modern technologies such as AI and IoT, which significantly reduces the amount of information presented in writing while helping develop critical thinking on the subject through real cases and hands-on engineering experience. Laisequilla was nominated for the Amazon Storyteller Award in 2023 for his book The bible of Industrial Engineering (2023), and in 2024 he coined the term "industrial futurist."
