31 Aug Selecting Research Topics with Product Development in Mind
I recently published a short article in the IEEEGOLDrush newsletter (June 2009, p. 15) about what differentiates successful projects from those that struggle for attention. The defining characteristic is market need.
It is often much easier to fill a need than it is to create a need for a new technology. That’s not to say it can’t be done, but it’s certainly the exception to the rule.
Here’s a link to just my article on how market need affects the success of projects, or you can read the entire IEEEGOLDrush newsletter here.
Josh is an Electrical Engineer and Project Manager at Key Tech. Since joining in 2006, Josh has worked on a broad range of products utilizing skills in circuit design, rigid PCB design, flexible PCB design, and low power architectures. As a project manager, Josh has lead cross discipline teams to successful product certification to UL, CE, and FDA guidelines. He also has considerable experience in system test and verification.
Outside of the office Josh is an active person, participating in local sports leagues and traveling the country playing Ultimate Frisbee. He has a BS in Electrical Engineering from Bucknell University.
Outside of the office Josh is an active person, participating in local sports leagues and traveling the country playing Ultimate Frisbee. He has a BS in Electrical Engineering from Bucknell University.
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