Executive Interviews

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Shoichi Nakagawa outlines Mitsubishi Electric’s evolution from its inception in 1921, explains the company’s commitment to environmental issues that began in the 1960s, and identifies the technological developments that are set to take the company into the next decade.

Microwave Journal invites Dr. Samuel Cho to explain his company’s global activity, how strategic partnerships have shaped its success and its continued commitment to GaN technology. He also considers expansion into new markets, the development of products at higher frequencies and environmental issues.

Microwave Journal talks with Jim Carroll, Director of Marketing for Rogers Corp., Advanced Circuit Materials Division in Chandler, AZ. Carroll discusses the company's 175-year history and how they evolved into a leading specialty materials company through a commitment to innovation.

Klaus-Dieter Beck, Head of Sales and Marketing for Spinner, sheds light on how the company was established in Germany in 1946, its evolution since then and the development of new rotary joints for SatCom applications. He also highlights the diversity of the products the company offers, its global activities and future goals.

Deford talks to Microwave Journal about his company's recent acquisition by AWR and the future for his company’s 3D EM simulator Analyst, solving big problems with domain decomposition and integration of a new EM solver into Micorwave Office.

Dr. Bernd Niedermann, Head of Corporate Communications at HUBER+SUHNER, explains the company’s evolution since its formation following the merger of two independent Swiss companies 40 years ago, its commitment to providing connectivity solutions and its strategies for developing new technologies. He also outlines the company’s involvement in the Eurofighter Typhoon project, Global Star 2 program and renewable energy.

Petteri Alinikula, Vice President, Core Technology Research, Nokia Research Center (NRC), talks about his plenary speech at the 2009 IMS, the global reach of the NRC and the role of research in the current economic climate.

Graham Jefferies, Executive Vice President and COO of Emrise Corp. (parent company of Pascall Electronics), talks about the company’s reorganization, product development strategy and strict environmental policy, together with his perspective on operating in the current market conditions.