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| Editorial WebinarThe embedded developers dilemma:How to deliver quality products on budget and on time |
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Overview:
Embedded silicon vendors are delivering ever more sophisticated processor systems incorporating multiple cores, hardware acceleration, coprocessors and security, and are employing myriad design techniques to improve performance, reduce power dissipation and minimize cost. The inevitable result of such innovation is increased complexity for device manufacturers. Software engineers must become experts in many fields if they are to unlock the full value of the silicon. This inevitably distracts development teams from focusing on their value add: building great products within budget, on time and differentiated from their competitors.
What solutions are available to the developer, both in hardware and software, to simplify his task, and to help him deliver quality products on budget and on time? The panelists on this webinar will look at what is available to the developer today, what they should steer clear of, and what the future holds.
Moderator:
 Richard Nass
Editor-in-Chief/Editorial Director
Embedded Systems Design, Embedded.com, Embedded Systems Conferences
Rich's key responsibilities include setting the editorial direction for Embedded Systems Design magazine, the Embedded.com Web site, the global Embedded Systems Conferences, and the RFID World Web site and conference. Rich also handles the editorial for Embedded Systems Design Europe. He's been in the Electronics OEM industry for over 20 years. Before taking on the top editorial role for the Embedded and RFID franchises, Rich oversaw CMP's DesignLine network of design engineering Web sites. Prior to that, he spent six years as the Editor-in-Chief of Portable Design magazine, where he drove the editorial to new heights while launching a magazine and technical conference in China. Preceding that, Rich was a Technology Editor with Electronic Design magazine. He holds a BSEE degree from the New Jersey Institute of Technology.
Speakers:
 Karl Whealton, Product Manager, Processor Division, ARM Inc.
Karl Whealton is currently managing ARM's high-end Cortex-A8 processor and is responsible for bringing to market a complex microprocessor with an array of new technologies. His focus is on in enabling all key points in the semi-conductor value chain in realizing processor-based systems that make full use of the processor's performance and feature set - which entails implementation, integration, system analysis and software development. Before taking on the Cortex-A8, Karl had stints in engineering, sales and product strategy at ARM. His prior industry experience includes sales at Virtutech, a system simulation company and engineering on the Blackfin line of digital signal processors at Analog Devices.
 Jacko Wilbrink, ARM Product Marketing Director, Atmel Corp.
Jacko Wilbrink has over 20 years experience in the semiconductor industry. He started his career as a design engineer with Philips Semiconductor before moving to European Silicon Structures as a Field Application Engineer and then into marketing. Jacko is currently ARM Product Marketing Director for Atmel Corp. and has been directly involved with the Atmel ARM product line from its inception in 1996. Jacko holds an electronic engineering degree from the University of Twente, the Netherlands.
 Geoff Kendall, Director of Product Marketing, Embedded Systems Division, Mentor Graphics
Geoff is Director of Product Marketing for the Embedded Systems Division of Mentor Graphics. Before joining Mentor, Geoff co-founded, co-managed and sold two high-tech start-ups, both of which developed software solutions for networked embedded devices for consumer use. Geoff holds a PhD in artificial intelligence from the University of Liverpool, UK.
Todd Brian, Product Manager, Embedded Systems Division, Mentor Graphics
Todd Brian is a Product Manager for Mentor Graphics Embedded Systems Division, where Mr. Brian is responsible for the product market team for Nucleus OS, Nucleus Platform and EDGE. Mr. Brian has spent more than 15 years working with embedded systems and software in consumer and office electronics. Prior to Mentor, Mr. Brian served in variety of engineering and marketing positions in Konica Minolta Inc. Mr. Brian has earned a M.S. in Computer Science from the University of South Alabama and has also earned a Master of Business Administration from Spring Hill College as well as a B.S in Computer Science from the University of South Alabama.
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Embedded Systems Design magazine provides best practices and peer guidance for Senior System Designers and their teams. This systems design magazine highlights the significant design methodologies, strategies and new products engineers need to gain a competitive advantage. We are the only embedded media brand serving the global embedded design community through print, online, and in person events. www.embedded.com
Mentor Graphics Corporation is a world leader in electronic hardware and software design solutions, providing products, consulting services and award-winning support for the world's most successful electronics and semiconductor companies. As a leading provider of embedded software solutions, the Mentor Graphics Embedded Systems Division helps developers accelerate product time-to-market in a wide range of embedded applications. Mentor's full-featured Nucleus OS offers the broadest support in the industry for technologies such as networking, graphics, file system, USB and secure communications. Integral to the Nucleus OS platform is a robust, Eclipse-based development environment, as well as an advanced UI engine. http://www.mentor.com/embedded Privacy |
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