Executive Vice President

Embedded Computing Design

Richard Nass’ key responsibilities include setting the direction for all aspects of OSM’s ECD portfolio, including digital, print, and live events. Previously, Nass was the Brand Director for Design News. Prior, he led the content team for UBM’s Medical Devices Group, and all custom properties and events. Nass has been in the engineering OEM industry for more than 30 years. In prior stints, he led the Content Team at EE Times, Embedded.com, and TechOnLine. Nass holds a BSEE degree from NJIT.

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Five Minutes With Greg Schmergel, Co-Founder, President/CEO, Nantero - Video

August 25, 2015

Nantero is a semiconductor-development company, specializing in memory products. They've actually come up with a very innovative solution using carbon nanotubes. Greg Schmergel, the company's co-found

IoT

Rod McLane at Ayla Networks - Video

August 24, 2015

Rich Nass interviews Rod McLane at Ayla Networks at IoT Evolutions Expo

Industrial

Yup, these folks are all engineers - Other

August 24, 2015

Slide show -- Every once in a while you come across lists like this one, dubbed as a "did you know?" For my list, I compiled a group of famous people...

IoT

Five Minutes With Phil Gerskovich, Sr. VP, New Growth Businesses, Zebra Technologies - Video

August 18, 2015

First, why would someone name a company after a striped animal? Actually, the company's history dictated that, as Phil Gerskovich, Sr. VP at Zebra Technologies explained to me. When I asked how the co

IoT

Five Minutes With Phil Gerskovich, Sr. VP, New Growth Businesses, Zebra Technologies - Video

August 18, 2015

First, why would someone name a company after a striped animal? Actually, the company's history dictated that, as Phil Gerskovich, Sr. VP at Zebra Technologies explained to me. When I asked how the co

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Synopsys, Cypress hasten the delivery of USB Type C products - Other

August 17, 2015

Momentum continues to grow around the latest incarnation of USB, dubbed USB Type C. Synopsys recently introduced what it is calling "the industry's fi...

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Microchip continues to prove that there's life at 8 bits - Other

August 12, 2015

Lots of industry pundits continue to crow that the 8-bit MCU market is dead, that 16- or 32-bit devices are so cheap that there's no need for 8-bit de...

IoT

Five Minutes With Gordon Kruberg, President & CEO, Gumstix - Video

August 11, 2015

Kruberg is the president of Gumstix, a company that specialized in development kits. They began delivering such kits way before it was in vogue to do so. I asked Kruberg why he thought this idea would

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Five Minutes With Gordon Kruberg, President & CEO, Gumstix - Video

August 11, 2015

Kruberg is the president of Gumstix, a company that specialized in development kits. They began delivering such kits way before it was in vogue to do so. I asked Kruberg why he thought this idea would

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ams acquires NXP's advanced CMOS sensor business - Other

August 11, 2015

A funny thing happened while I was on vacation last week - ams, a provider of high-performance sensors and analog ICs, announced that it has acquired...

Networking & 5G

PCB laminate considerations for 4G-based M2M designs - Other

August 10, 2015

Machine-to-machine communication (M2M) took off a few years ago when major cellular operators embraced the trend and began offering low-cost data plan...

Software & OS

Five Minutes With Steve Jennis, Senior VP of Corporate Development, PrismTech - Video

August 05, 2015

Are you looking to extract a business strategy form the Internet of Things (IoT)? That's what you can get from PrismTech, because they know it's really all about the data more than anything else. In t

Software & OS

Five Minutes With Steve Jennis, Senior VP of Corporate Development, PrismTech - Video

August 05, 2015

Are you looking to extract a business strategy form the Internet of Things (IoT)? That's what you can get from PrismTech, because they know it's really all about the data more than anything else. In t

Software & OS

Five Minutes With Simon Davidmann, CEO/Founder, Imperas - Video

July 28, 2015

Simon Davidmann, Founder and CEO of Imperas is a self-described "serial engineer." A what? Well, listen to the five-minute interview and you'll understand what that means. As a long-time veteran of t

Software & OS

Five Minutes With Simon Davidmann, CEO/Founder, Imperas - Video

July 28, 2015

Simon Davidmann, Founder and CEO of Imperas is a self-described "serial engineer." A what? Well, listen to the five-minute interview and you'll understand what that means. As a long-time veteran of t

Automotive

Five Minutes With Sean McGrath, Sr. VP & GM, Connectivity, Auto & Indus. Grp., Dialog Semiconductor - Video

July 21, 2015

The future lies within energy-efficient connected devices, also known as the consumer IoT. Bluetooth Smart is one of the technologies that'll take us to that eventual future. To show exactly how we ge

Automotive

Five Minutes With Sean McGrath, Sr. VP & GM, Connectivity, Auto & Indus. Grp., Dialog Semiconductor - Video

July 21, 2015

The future lies within energy-efficient connected devices, also known as the consumer IoT. Bluetooth Smart is one of the technologies that'll take us to that eventual future. To show exactly how we ge

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Five Minutes With Ali Sebt, President, Renesas Electronics America - Video

July 14, 2015

Ali Sebt is the President of the U.S. division of a Japanese company. Do you think that comes with challenges? You bet it does, and Ali elaborates on that. How do you convince the powers that be with

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Five Minutes With Ali Sebt, President, Renesas Electronics America - Video

July 14, 2015

Ali Sebt is the President of the U.S. division of a Japanese company. Do you think that comes with challenges? You bet it does, and Ali elaborates on that. How do you convince the powers that be with

Storage

Five Minutes With Michael Furtado, President/Founder, PCcardsDirect.com - Video

July 09, 2015

PCcardsDirect.com sells, amongst lots of other things, PCMCIA cards. Is there still a market for this technology? You'd be surprised (at least I was) by Michaels's response. Then we addressed the othe

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