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Study Group: Tom Tom GPS Handheld Device Experts(?)

Council Members in this Study Group: 9

This study group may include experts knowledgeable on topics such as IT Services, consumer electronics, wireless devices, software, hardware, information technology, semiconductors, media, cable, satellite, internet, broadband, global positioning systems, advertising, online media, telecommunications, networking, wireless, and data storage, among others.

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Eric Gakstatter, Principal, Discovery Management Group, Llc Eric Gakstatter
Principal
Discovery Management Group, Llc

Eric Gakstatter is a Principal at Discovery Management Group LLC. He has spent 10 years leading teams in the design, marketing, and distribution of GPS hardware and software used for mapping and GIS. He currently consults with private companies, fed / state / local government as well as public / investor-owned...

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David Montgomery, President, GPS-Buddy-Americas Inc.David Montgomery
President
GPS-Buddy-Americas Inc.

David Montgomery is the President of GPS-Buddy-Americas, Inc., a developer of tracking and tracing products for Garmin PND devices. Mr. Montgomery runs and oversees all operations and activity in the US. Prior, he was V.P. of Sales at Amcor, Inc., a large manufacturer of portable in-car GPS solutions....

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High-end GPS equipment (approx. 250,000 receivers) will become obsolete. | 06-11-2008
Analysis of: Codeless and Semi-Codeless Access to the Global Positioning | edocket.access.gpo.gov
Author: Eric Gakstatter, Principal, Discovery Management Group, Llc

The DoD's proposal would essentially obsolete legacy high-end GPS receivers after Dec. 31, 2020. The DoD estimates there are approximately 250,000 of these in use today. The replacement cost of each receiver is $10-20,000 each.  This action introduces uncertainty into the high-precision GPS...

Fugly?? Is that it? | 02-06-2008
Analysis of: Review: Nokia E90 Communicator Acts Like a Laptop, Makes Calls Like a Phone | blog.wired.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

Nokia communicators reviewed in the US is important, we've missed the point for a while here, so coverage is cool. Seeding the enterprise driven smartphone market with a real device that bridges submini notebooks and high end phones is an important door opener/wedge to get business ready to support...

Google get it... | 09-25-2007
Analysis of: Google at $600 a share? Yes: here’s why | mediabiz.blogs.cnnmoney.com
Author: GLG Expert Contributor

Google are more than about search, that much has been clear for a while.  But Google are more than applications.

Price CE Products Correctly The First Time | 09-21-2007
Analysis of: Steve Jobs Offers Rare Apology, Credit for iPhone | online.wsj.com
Author: David Montgomery, President, GPS-Buddy-Americas Inc.

You can't un-ring the bell! Customers who buy any new consumer electronics product know that the price will erode over some reasonable period of time. This extraordinarily fast price drop hurts all manufacturers of comsumer electronics products. Now Apple is in a quandary, they can't ever do this again...

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