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MANAGEMENT
Everyone at ASSET focuses on serving customers.
These are the people that lead our efforts to stay that way.
Glenn Woppman - President, CEO and Chairman of the Board
Glenn serves customers by making sure that everyone at ASSET continually
strives to increase customer satisfaction. He is in charge of
new initiatives, and stays close to the market by spending the
majority of his time with customers, prospects, and the people
working closest with them. Glenn led the ASSET business at Texas
Instruments, so he has been closely involved with boundary scan
for 12 years. He holds an MBA from SMU and a BSIE from the University
of South Florida.
E-mail
Glenn.
Tim Caffee- Vice President Design Validation
Tim
Caffee obtained dual degrees, B.S degree in Mathematics and a
B.S degree in Computer Science, at Old Dominion University, Norfolk,
Virginia. He is one of the founders at ASSET InterTech, Inc. He
has spent the last 16 years working with ASSET’s boundary-scan
tools based on IEEE 1149.1 technology. His current focus is to
expand ASSET’s core products to add support for silicon
instruments to be used in the area of Design Validation. Prior
to ASSET, he spent several years at Texas Instruments and held
numerous positions in the Defense Group. His office is located
in San Jose, California.
E-mail
Tim.
Alan Sguigna - Vice President of Sales and Marketing
Mr. Sguigna has more than 20 years of experience in senior-level
general management, marketing, engineering, sales, manufacturing,
finance and customer service positions. Before joining ASSET,
he worked in the telecom industry. He has had profit and loss
responsibility for a $150 million division of Spirent Communications,
a supplier of test products and services. Prior to his tenure
with Spirent, Mr. Sguigna also served in business development
positions with Nortel Networks, overseeing the growth of its voice
over Internet protocol (VoIP) products.
E-mail
Alan.
Gerry Morgan - Vice President, Product Development
Gerry
serves customers by bringing his many years of hardware and software
development expertise to help us accelerate our product development.
Gerry worked at Fairchild Semiconductor; for 19 years at test
equipment companies, including GenRadĀ® where he led development
projects (including the Encompass software that runs on the GENEVA
Test System); and recently at Brooks Automation. He holds an MBA
from Northeastern University, and a BS and ME in Electrical Engineering
from the University of Maine.
E-mail
Gerry.
Adam Ley - Chief Technologist
Adam serves customers by ensuring that our application support
activity completes the delivery of boundary-scan solutions. Some
of you may know Adam since he has been involved with boundary
scan since 1991. Adam was the key technical leader in Texas Instruments
Logic Products division to drive boundary-scan bus interface and
scan support products. Adam is a member of the IEEE 1149.1 working
group and is the Standard Technical Editor for the group. He holds
a BSEE from Oklahoma State University.
E-mail Adam.
Arden Bjerkeli - Director of Corporate Applications Support
ASSET's director of corporate application support, Arden Bjerkeli,
held various engineering management positions for Compaq Computer
Corporation over a 16-year period. While at Compaq, Bjerkeli managed
several engineering groups that were responsible for developing
and testing new desktop and server computer products. In addition,
he served in several testability research and development positions.
Prior to Compaq, Bjerkeli was a test manager for Zaisan, Inc.,
and a lead engineer for Telxon Corp. He has a bachelor's degree
in Electrical Engineering from the University of Houston.
E-mail
Arden.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Board of Directors The ASSET Board includes Glenn Woppman and the
following outside directors.
Dr. Bill Drobish
Bill serves ASSET shareholders by ensuring that ASSET remains
financially stable through fast and profitable growth.
He has done this as a
founder of his own company (Silicon Systems Inc., now a division
of Texas Instruments), and as a Board member at other successful
high-tech companies (both public and private). Bill received
his
BS, MS, and Ph.D. degrees in Electrical Engineering from
Purdue University.
Mr. Steven Ho
Mr. Ho is an investment manager at Technology Associates Management Co. (TAMC), Ltd., a venture capital fund management company in Plano, TX. Prior to joining TAMC, he worked in the semiconductor and IT industries, most recently with Cyrix Corp., in microprocessor design, and earlier with Pacific Microtech, a startup venture in PC manufacturing and services. Mr. Ho has a B.S. degree from National Taiwan University, a Master’s Degree from Stanford University and a Ph.D. from the University of Illinois.
Mr. Anthony J. LeVecchio
Mr. LeVecchio is the president and owner of The James Group,
Inc., a business support and development company in Dallas. At
various times during his career, Mr. LeVecchio has acted as both
an interim chief financial officer and as a financial oversight
executive to assist companies with financial planning, cash management,
internal controls, strategic and operating plans, negotiated
settlements and stock structures. He has served as CFO of VHA
Southwest and Phillips Information Systems. He also worked for
Exxon Office Systems and Xerox Corporation. He has a BA in Economics
and an MBA in Finance from Rollins College.
Mr. Andy Mindlin
Andy serves ASSET shareholders by making sure that we continually
improve the way we listen to customers, respond to their concerns
and anticipate their needs. Andy does this by drawing on his
marketing management experience at Procter & Gamble, and his
success helping other high-tech companies market new technologies.
Andy graduated
Phi Beta Kappa from Vanderbilt University with a BA in International
Economics.
ADVISORS
Dr. Ben Bennetts
Ben serves ASSET shareholders by making sure that we stay on the leading edge
of product potential and strategic relationships. He is an internationally recognized
expert on Design for Test and Boundary Scan, having served on the original JTAG
1149.1 working group. From his home near London, Ben travels the world delivering
seminars to companies adopting these new technologies. Ben also serves customers
by drawing on his technical experience at LogicVision, Synopsys, GenRad and Cirrus
Computers. Ben received his B.Sc. from Farnborough Technical College, UK and
his M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees from Southampton University, UK.
Dr. Arnold Gia-Shuh Jang, Ph.D.
Dr. Arnold Gian-Shuh Jang joined Inventec Appliances Corporation
(IAC) in Taiwan in October 2004. He is Vice President, Investment
and Alliance Management at IAC. IAC is world's leading company
in mobile gadget and network appliance space. It provides not
only integrated ODM service to 1st-tier CE and IT companies around
the world, but also 20+ years of innovations and experience in
designing and manufacturing smart handhelds. IAC’s recent
product offering ranges from MP3 players, PDAs, GPSs, Scientific
Graphic Calculators, to mobile phones.
Arnold Gian-Shuh Jang was formally
a Senior Investment Manager of TAMC, Ltd., a venture capital
fund management company headquartered
in Plano,
TX.
Before TAMC, Dr. Jang was Vice President of Intelligent
Trading Systems unit of Springfield Financial Advisory in Taipei
from August 1993 to March 1999. Dr. Jang was responsible for investment
analysis on high-tech sectors, portfolio management, proprietary
trading, R&D of intelligent trading decision support systems,
designing and optimization of computer software for program trading,
and system analysis of real-time performance evaluation systems
for portfolio management. He was responsible for managing proprietary
equity funds and international hedge funds since 1993. In the midst
of the turmoil of Asian financial crisis in 1998, his performance
in directional trading was +38%, while the Taiwan stock index was
down 22%. As an investment analyst and fund manager specialized
at high-tech sectors, Dr. Jang closely followed the market trends,
technology innovations, product developments, manufacturing facilities,
marketing/sales, and global logistics of major listed companies
of high-tech sectors in Taiwan and USA.
Dr. Jang conducted advanced researches on applying computational
intelligence for financial markets since 1990. He has published
several papers on applying artificial neural networks, genetic
algorithms,
and fuzzy logic for financial applications. Dr. Jang chaired the
technical session of neural networks and served on the Program
Committee
of the Second and the Third International Conference on AI Application
on Wall Street in 1993 and 1995, respectively. He contributed a
chapter entitled "Intelligent Trading of an Emerging Market" in
a Wiley Finance Edition book Trading on the Edge, Neural,
Genetic, and Fuzzy Systems for Chaotic Financial Markets, which
was published in 1994.
From 1993 to 1994, Dr. Jang served as Adjunct Associate Professor
in the Department of Management Information System at the Chinese
Culture University in Taiwan.
Dr. Jang received the Taiwan Fuji Xerox Distinguished Research
Award in 1991, the Distinguished Youth Award in 1987, and is a
member
of Phi Tau Phi and IEEE.
Dr. Jang received his Ph.D. in Computer Science, and MSEE in VLSI
Computer Aided Design, both from the Graduate School of Electrical
Engineering at the National Taiwan University in Taiwan. He received
a BS in Electrical Engineering with honors from the Tamkang University
in Taiwan.
Mr. Jim Wolfe Jim joined Red River Ventures in August 2002. Previously, Jim spent eight
years at Banc One Capital Partners where he successfully originated, negotiated
and managed a portfolio of mezzanine investments in a variety of industries
including financial services, environmental consulting, transportation
and business services.
Prior to Banc One Capital Partners, Jim held various positions within
MBank Dallas' international lending groups developing the bank's portfolio
of loans in Latin America and Europe. In addition, he managed the MBank
Dallas' commercial syndication efforts within the bank's statewide bank
network.
Jim has both a BBA and MBA from Southern Methodist University.
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NETRIX
See how ASSET helped Netrix
program flash memory using boundary scan.
MERCURY
COMPUTER SYSTEMS
See how ASSET helped Mercury
Computer Systems successfully implement boundary scan
and DFT.
QLOGIC
See how ASSET helped Qlogic
find the best boundary-scan test and in-system programming
environment available.
ODS
NETWORKS
See how ASSET helped Raytheon
and ODS reuse their tests as they moved from development
to manufacturing.
ADDITIONAL
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