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Appendix A Biographies of Speakers
Pages 177-188

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... Greg has extensive experience in dealing with software company accounting and reporting issues, both for domestic and international software companies in the public and private sector. Greg graduated from Central Washington University with B.S.s in accounting and finance and is a licensed CPA in the State of Virginia.
From page 180...
... Berndt serves as Chair of the Federal Economic Statistics Advisory Committee, is a panel review member of the Methodology, Measurement and Statistics program at the National Science Foundation, and is on Independent Detail from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
From page 181...
... economy, analyzing the economic determinants of Internet use by households, and assessing the economic impacts of Internet use in key applications. JACK HARDING Jack Harding brings 20 years of executive management experience in the electronics industry to eSilicon and serves as chairman, president, and chief executive officer (CEO)
From page 182...
... Uppsala University and the University of Oslo awarded him honorary doctorates in 1991.
From page 183...
... The Collective project she leads is developing a computing utility, based on the concept of virtual appliances, whose goals are to simplify system administration and support user mobility. Her program analysis group has recently developed a number of practical programming tools including a static memory leak detector called Clouseau, a dynamic bounds-checker called CRED, and a dynamic error detection and diagnosis tool called DIDUCE.
From page 184...
... As the SEC's technical body on U.S. and international financial reporting matters, OCA is responsible for overseeing the activities of the Financial Accounting Standards Board and its designees, monitoring the activities of international accounting standard setters, and consulting with registrants, auditors, and SEC staff regarding complex financial reporting issues.
From page 185...
... In his 11 years at Sun, he also served as chief information officer, chief financial officer, acting vice president of human resources and vice president of corporate planning and development and oversaw relationships with the major Japanese partners. He was recognized separately as CIO of the year and as best CFO in the computer industry.
From page 186...
... ANTHONY SCOTT As chief information technology officer at General Motors, Mr. Scott is responsible for defining the information technology computing and telecommunications architecture and standards across all of the company's business globally.
From page 187...
... He has served as co-editor of the American Economic Review and is on the editorial boards of several journals. Professor Varian has published numerous papers in economic theory, industrial organization, financial economics, econometrics, and information economics.
From page 188...
... He has provided quantitative economic analyses in antitrust, intellectual property and complex business litigation. His work spans a wide variety of industries, including banking, computer hardware and software, vitamins, and agricultural products.


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