If the information can be demonstrated to be of widespread notability, then it will meet the criteria.  (To clarify, they are not my criteria, they are the criteria that have been agreed to by the Wikipedia community.)  Please note that merely authoring a management textbook is not sufficient to demonstrate notability  it must be demonstrated that the book has had a widespread impact on industry (rather than "used by several organizations").  Please understand that I am not trying to thwart your efforts, but rather guide them in the proper direction.  Many an author has put a great deal of effort into a Wikipedia article about some topic or another that is near and dear to their heart, but which does not meet the global notability standards that Wikipedia strives to uphold. ChatMe!ReadMe!!