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Corvalence is a company I started in 2002 to develop and bring to market a number of products in the Office Supply industry. Here are a few of the products I designed and manufactured:
![]() Below is the model I developed to assess how the risk of continuing to develop a concept compares to your own (or your company's) risk profile. If your own assessment of the project's risk does not fall within the gray area at any point of development, you should not continue to invest in it. Everyone's (and every company's) risk profile (top line) is different. The bottom diagram describes how a developer/inventor could make a decision on how to be compensated for their time. If the project has high potential earlier in the development process, you still want to be compensated in a low risk manner (i.e. hourly fee). If the project's risk is lowering as development continues and the project has a high potential to return in a substantial manner, you could weigh the compensation heavier on the royalties. I would be happy to discuss this model in detail if you are interested. For
over 11 years I have brought concepts to market in both the consumer goods and high tech industries. I’ve
designed and engineered over 40 high tech, medical and consumer products, and
has managed the development of hosted software offerings in security, ecommerce, payment
processing and supply chain services. My
education consists of an MBA (with a marketing concentration), a Masters in Engineering Management (MEM), and a Bachelors degree in Industrial Design (BID).
With my experience and training in engineering, product design, operations
and marketing, I bring a broad knowledge base to any development project. I’ve
consulted or worked for the following companies: Intel, Disney, Lockheed
Martin, Loral Space Systems, Tencor, Stryker Endoscopy, HP, Teledyne, Omnisky
and Infoseek. I
was also a founding member and product manager for Pandesic
- an Intel-SAP joint venture providing one of the first hosted ecommerce
platforms. Recently, I was the Director
of Product Management and a founding member of E2open – a hosted supply chain
communications hub initiated by a consortium including IBM, Lucent, Nortel,
Seagate, Solectron, Services
Offered Product Definition: Marketing requirements & Product requirements
documentation Ideation: Preliminary, conceptual development Product Design: Preliminary engineering and CAD development Engineering Development: Design for manufacture, machinery design and prototype
development Feature ROI analysis: Verification of
positive market need for product feature set Sourcing Optimization: Internal, domestic & offshore sourcing analysis. RFQ management
& analysis Outbound marketing development: Product literature & Website development IP development & documentation: Enabling intellectual property for transfer via licensing
or sale Past
Projects - Developed ten plastic & wire office supply products in the cubicle wall accessories market category. - Designed and constructed machinery to manufacture one of the wire products and managed production. - Executed mechanical design drawings for manufacturing products in sheet metal and plastics. - Designed corporate identity, product literature and website to promote a product line into multiple market channels - Established product distribution with over 50 distributors and retailers. - Hired and managed a staff of 14 product & engineering managers to address 42 simultaneous projects in supply chain, design collaboration, security, billing, website and membership management - Oversaw the MRD & PRD development and project management for the Single-Sign-On security infrastructure, settlement service, and auction user interface projects. Initiated the design of an interface between the supply chain exception management system and the component marketplace. - Managed the design and deployment of an order management system that supported the back-end operations of all consumer-facing e-commerce applications for a large, internet portal. Designed the business processes for the API’s. Wrote RFP for the credit card processor, made vendor selection and negotiated the term sheet. - Managed three consultants, two remote client teams, and a systems hosting team to deploy the first installation of an SAP-based e-commerce system (Pandesic). - Managed a team of over 10 business and technical contributors for the deployment of an e-commerce system for Intel’s ISVR III camera product. Managed three other internal e-commerce deployments for various Intel consumer products. Sign in to be able to view jurban's guestbook and friends list!
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