Mr. John D. Trudel

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  John Trudel, Electronic Design columnist and consultant, writing in the November 22, 1999 issue, p. 42, points out some amazing (to me) changes in the workplace."The dominant corporate life form in the Machine Age was the oligopoly.The old IBM effectively defined ... the computer industry".He tells us that although the good jobs are with these companies, they have been losing jobs at the rate of more than half a million a year.Formerly a safe haven, they are now a constant risk."Oligopolies thrive in stable environments but ... have major problems responding to disruptive innovation...." He also notes that "Eight of America's largest firms in 1998 either didn't exist or were very small in 1960.

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  Making it >>larger (as bureaucrats always suggest) will increase, not diminish, the harm. >> >>Peace, >> >>John D. Trudel >> >>********************** >>John D. Trudel -- author, columnist, speaker, and business innovation guru. >> >>"We help technology and strategy come together to create value.">> >>Based in beautiful Oregon and in Cyberspace >> >>(503) 638-8644

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  http://www.Trudelgroup.comTrudel Group Newsletter, John P. Trudel, Certified Management Consultant

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  John Trudel
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  John D. Trudel is Founder and Managing Director of The Trudel Group (TTG), a high technology business development consulting firm that he established in 1988.TTG's clients range from new ventures to Fortune 100 companies such as Intel and Lexmark.Trudel's consultancy centers on "business innovation," helping clients fit technology, market need, and implementation together in uniquely valuable ways.TTG's clients are worldwide, but practice is limited to businesses that derive value from technology.
  
  Mr. Trudel enjoyed a successful early career as a technologist for Collins Radio Company, Sanders Associates, LTV E-Systems and others.He enjoyed a long career at Tektronix where he played key roles in business venturing and new product development for several company divisions.For five years Mr. Trudel served as the Business Development Manager for Tek's corporate research laboratories.He has been a principal in four successful high tech new ventures, and a top advisor or board member for several more.
  
  Mr. Trudel's long running popular columns, "Trudel to Form" for Electronic Design magazine and "management insights" for Upside received wide acclaim.He now writes "Innovation in Sight" for the IEEE Engineering Management Review.Mr. Trudel is the author of High Tech with Low Risk and Engines of Prosperity.Mr. Trudel lectures and gives keynote speeches for industry, trade groups, and various Universities.He has written articles for IEEE Spectrum, American Electronics Association, EDN news, Barrons, Boards and Directors and many others.He holds a BEE (cum laude) from the Georgia Institute of Technology and an MSEE from Kansas State University, where he also did the course work for the Ph.D. EE.Mr. Trudel has received graduate level business training at Stanford, UCLA, and Columbia Universities.He has served as an Adjunct Professor, teaching graduate level and executive courses on information-age management, international business, and technology management for University of Phoenix, National Technology University, University of Colorado, Oregon Graduate Institute, University of Oregon, University of California at Santa Barbara, and University of California at Berkeley.
  
  John is a member of the American Management Association, Who's Who, and many other professional organizations.He has been certified both as a Management Consultant and a Professional Consultant to Management, and is a judge for Product Development Management Association's prestigious national "Outstanding Corporate Innovator" award and a national board member for PDMA.He has worked in high technology business for over twenty-five years.He was a national leader in the fight to save the U.S. patent system from agreements made by the Commerce Department with Japan to weaken patent protection, serving as the Oregon Chair for the Washington DC based Alliance for American Innovation.

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  SPEAKER: John D. Trudel, The Trudel Group
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  of the IEEE Oregon Section, John Trudel, a noted management consultant, will discuss his views on how the US economy (and high tech in particular)
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  John D. Trudel is Founder and CEO of the Trudel Group (TTG), a consulting firm that he established in 1988.TTG's clients range from new ventures to Fortune 100 companies.John has worked for Rockwell Collins, Sanders Associates, E-Systems and Tektronix.He has also helped start several new ventures.He writes a popular column, "Innovation In Sight" for IEEE Engineering Management Review.John has written for Electronic Design, Upside, IEEE Spectrum, Barrons, Analog, and many other publications.John is the author of High Tech with Low Risk and Engines of Prosperity.He
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  John provides expertise to companies
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  John D. Trudel can be reached at 503-538-1169; jtrudel@teleport.com, or www.trudelgroup.com

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  FROM MACHINE AGE TO INFORMATION AGE: John Trudel, founder of management consulting firm The Trudel Group, says Machine Age firms modeled on 19th century templates, like outmoded battleships, are now headed for the scrap pile: "The core understanding needed -- a new paradigm -- is that business responsibility belongs to the people, not the process.

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  John Trudel

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  John Trudel, of Tektronix, talked on computer-aided design and the network analyzer.Following John, Bob O'Nan, of Sandia Laboratories, gave a paper on the circuit analysis program OPSNAP (Optimizing S-Parameter Network Analysis Proqram).
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  John, L. La Brecque, of NBS, gave a brief description of Youden plots, their construction, use dnd interpretation.The results of a round-robin experiment between several laboratories was presented.

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  ABOUT JOHN D. TRUDEL
  
  John D. Trudel is Founder and CEO of the Trudel Group (TTG), a consulting firm that he established in 1988.TTG's clients range from new ventures to Fortune 100 companies.John has worked for Rockwell Collins, Sanders Associates, E-Systems and Tektronix.He has also helped start several new ventures.He writes a popular column, "Innovation In Sight" for IEEE Engineering Management Review.John has written for Electronic Design, Upside, IEEE Spectrum, Barrons, Analog, and many other publications.John is the author of High Tech with Low Risk and Engines of Prosperity.He gives keynote talks and has been quoted (and sometimes misquoted) by media including Electronic Business, Fortune, and Wall Street Journal.
  
  ABOUT TRUDEL GROUP (TTG)
  
  The Trudel Group (TTG) assists clients with technology strategy issues.The deliverables range from strategic plans and developing business models and plans to requirements definition and helping with the specification and implementation of new products.John provides expertise to companies to establish breakthrough results and makes a company's strategy, technology, and implementation come together.
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  BIOGRAPHY of John D. Trudel, CMC CPCM
  
  Mr. Trudel enjoyed a successful early career in the defense sector, working as a technologist for Collins Radio Company, Sanders Associates, E-Systems and others.His specialty was real-time computer based systems and what would later be known as Computer Aided Engineering.In the post-Vietnam era, his efforts turned to the commercial sector.In 1971 he was co-founder of the first company to offer microwave CAE software, Scientific System Technology (SST).The company and the product proved to be years ahead of their time. (A decade later, Trudel's product directly inspired the formation of EEsof, now owned by Hewlett Packard.) SST secured national recognition for Mr. Trudel, but a separate venture had more commercial success.The second company Mr. Trudel started, Autotronics, developed and marketed the first successful automotive radar detector, the Snooper.This, coupled with passage of the 55 MPH speed limits, spawned an industry.
  
  Seeking experience with a large commercial firm, Mr. Trudel went to work for Tektronix in 1974, where he received extensive business training.Mr. Trudel played key roles in business venturing and new product development for several company divisions.He introduced the company's first telecom test sets.This product line grew into a separate company division with products for both telecom and LANs.During Mr. Trudel's tenure these products had the highest growth rate and profit margin of any product line in the company.He moved from this job to one in oscilloscopes, and defined and introduced the company's first digital oscilloscope.Mr. Trudel was responsible for planning the most successful product line Tektronix has had for two decades, the 2400 series.Mr. Trudel played a key role in a long string of product successes that generated close to $1 billion for Tektronix.His work in oscilloscopes represents one of the few cases where a Western firm has profitably recovered market share from the Japanese.Not coincidentally, he has spent much time in Japan hosted by Sony-Tektronix, and has given lectures on Japanese productivity and management technique.
  
  Mr. Trudel left Tektronix in 1981 to become V.P. of Marketing for a small start-up company, CableBus Systems.The company developed and marketed advanced two way digital communications systems (cable modems) that piggy-backed into existing CATV systems.Again, Mr. Trudel was leading a new wave of applied technology.Consensus exists today that residential wideband services (e.g., the information superhighway) will be a major 21st Century industry.
  
  When CableBus was sold, Mr. Trudel returned to Tektronix.He spent his last five years with Tek as Business Development Manager for the company's research laboratories reporting at the Vice President level.His responsibilities included providing strategic consulting for selected divisions, and the business development of technology enabled new ventures.Areas of success included advanced real time digital signal processing based on parallel computer architectures, CASE tools (sold to Mentor Graphics), AI based troubleshooting, object oriented workstations, and others.
  
  Mr. Trudel left Tektronix to form a management consulting firm, The Trudel Group (TTG) in 1988, where he serves as managing director.TTG helps selected clients with product and business strategy, and he assists them "hands on" with product and business development to deliver compelling value propositions.TTG helps clients transition from the old business models and methods to the new templates for Information Age business.Mr. Trudel's methods are proven to allow breakthrough results in today's chaotic, competitive global markets.
  
  TTG's work is in the area of strategic innovation, helping clients with strategy, technology, and new product development.Mr. Trudel also lectures and writes widely on these topics.TTG's clients range from new ventures and emerging companies to Fortune 500 companies such as Cray, Intel Corporation, and Tektronix.Most of TTG's work is under non-disclosure agreement, and some clients prefer to hold their identities in confidence.Trudel says his most prestigious assignments have probably been helping Intel plan the "P6" microprocessor and, later, develop their technology strategies for the Internet.
  
  Mr. Trudel's book High Tech with Low Risk, published in September of 1990, discusses some of these topics and was at the leading edge of the new wave of "information age" management texts.His second book, Engines of Prosperity, was published by Imperial College Press in 1998.Mr. Trudel writes columns for Electronic Design and Upside magazines.He gives frequent lectures and workshops for corporations, universities, and trade associations.Workshop clients range from American Electronics Association, IEEE, University of California, University of Colorado, and National Technological University, to industrial clients such as Intel, Lucent, National Semiconductor, Southwestern Bell, Lexmark, and the Fluke Corporation.Besides TTG, Mr. Trudel has served as an officer in three new ventures, all of which did well for their investors.
  
  Mr. Trudel's formal training includes the course work for a PhD and a MSEE from Kansas State University, and a BEE (Cum Laude) from Georgia Institute of Technology.He's had business training at Stanford, UCLA, and Columbia University.He has completed several management development programs including the Tektronix "Manager of Managers" grooming curriculum for upper management and the first (legendary!) Tom Peters-Regis McKenna "skunk camp."
  
  He has served as an Adjunct Professor at the Oregon Graduate Institute of Science and Technology and the University of Oregon.Mr. Trudel has been a member of many organizations including Who's Who; American Management Association; Product Development and Management Association; Association of Old Crows; National Avionics Society; Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association; American Electronics Association; Software Association of Oregon; and others.
  
  Mr. Trudel was granted the designations of Certified Management Consultant and Certified Professional Consultant to Management.He's been a longtime member of the Institute of Management Consultants.He's been a designated examiner for Product Development Management Association's prestigious "Outstanding Corporate Innovator Award" and also served on PDMA's national board.

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  However, John D. Trudel, the Founder and Managing Director of The Trudel Group, pointed out that "this nonsense raises the cost of business, since it takes years and costs $1 million or so to break these junk patents."Herein lies the difference in PanIP's strategy.

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