Panel 5210: Wireless Communications Semiconductors
Moderator: Stan Bruederle, Research VP, Gartner Semiconductor Research

Stan Bruederle is a research vice president within the Semiconductor Applications group where his research focus area is Wireless Communications.
Prior to joining Gartner, Mr. Bruederle was manager of corporate strategic planning for Signetics (now Philips Semiconductor). He also held positions as division marketing manager for Signetics' Bipolar LSI Division and held other marketing management positions at Signetics and Motorola Semiconductor.
Mr. Bruederle received his Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering from the University of Wisconsin. He has also completed work toward a master of business administration degree at Arizona State University and has completed coursework in topics related to telecommunications engineering from the University of California, Berkeley extension program.

Panel 5220: EDA - Outsourcing Chip Design
Moderator: Bryan Lewis, Research VP and Chief Analyst, Gartner Dataquest

Bryan Lewis is a Research VP and Chief Analyst for Gartner Research. Mr. Lewis joined Dataquest in 1985 and founded Dataquest's ASIC/SOC/FPGA research.
He has responsibility for tracking and evaluating market movements, forecasting markets, and tracking technology trends.
Mr. Lewis received a bachelor of science degree in marketing from the University of Oregon.

Panel 5230: SoC - System on Chip Design Issues
Moderator: Brian Fuller, Editor In Chief, EETimes

Oversees all editorial operations of the worldwide EET Editorial Network, including print and web products.
Experience: Twenty years editorial experience; 12 years in electronics.
Bureau Chief, United Press International; managing editor, Providence Business News and San Jose Business Journal.
Education: B.A., English, UCLA

Panel 5240: Automotive - Safety
Moderator: Chris Webber, Vice President, Automotive Electronics & Telematics Practice, Strategy Analytics

Chris Webber has over 20 years experience in technical, marketing and management roles specializing in providing analysis of business opportunity and market demand trends for electronic systems, semiconductors and sensors for in-vehicle control electronics, telematics and entertainment applications.
Most recently, he has been instrumental in conceiving and launching the Strategy Analytics industry-leading In-vehicle Telematics & Multimedia (ITMS) market analysis service. He has supported international marketing and product development groups for leading vehicle makers and their automotive electronic system and component vendors.
Mr. Webber joined the Strategy Analytics Automotive Electronics Service (AES) in 1989. Previous industry experience includes semiconductor engineering and marketing positions with Texas Instruments, and product development at Rover Cars.
Mr. Webber has a BSc Honours Degree in Electrical & Electronic Engineering and a Marketing Diploma (DipM) from the UK Chartered Institute of Marketing. He is a Corporate Member of the Institute of Electrical Engineers (MIEE) and Chartered Engineer (CEng), and also a member of the US Society of Automotive Engineers.

Panel 5250: Consumer – Digital Convergence
Moderator: Paul O'Donovan, Principle Analyst for Consumer and Emerging Technologies, Gartner Semiconductor Group

Paul O'Donovan is a principal analyst in Gartner Research, where he is part of the Emerging Technology and Semiconductor research group. Mr. O'Donovan specializes in digital video technologies for the mass consumer market, including interactive and business-to-consumer technologies through the television and the emergence of new consumer electronics trends, such as display technologies and home networking.
Mr. O'Donovan has worked in the semiconductor industry for 19 years. Prior to joining Gartner, he worked at National Semiconductor in the U.K. and German headquarters, where he was responsible for its EMEA digital logic marketing through distribution.
Mr. O'Donovan studied sales and marketing at the Chartered Institute of Marketing in the United Kingdom.