2010 Winter Symposium Panel Discussion - Review
What are you Comparing Yourself Against to Measure Success?
Moderator: Spiro Iraclianos, Harman
Comparing oneself against oneself can provide positive short term results until outside influences reveal the flaw in that logic. In order to consistently and adequately evaluate and determine the level of success, a firm foundation or framework must be established to provide a robust assessment. Previously acknowledged and widely accepted measures of comparison, or standards, provide criteria for arriving at both quantitative and qualitative values for calibrating the effectiveness of output. Excellence can be achieved by understanding the standards that are applicable to methods employed and products produced for any given endeavor. Join us in examining and discussing standards and determine how you can benefit by embracing them in your area of the Loudspeaker Industry.
Each panelist provided a short overview of their specialist area before a lively discussion took place.
Panelists:
| Panelist | Specialist Area | |
| Todd Beauchamp, In2Audio | Production Acoustic Testing | Download Presentation |
| John Busenitz, Bose | Loudspeaker Standards | Download Presentation |
| Robin Fites, Harman | Material Standards | Download Presentation |
| Tony Morales, Harman | Manufacturing Perspective on Standards | Download Presentation |
| Steve Temme, Listen, Inc. | Relevant Standards from Other Industries | Download Presentation |
| Floyd Toole, independent | Loudspeaker Performance Standards | Download Presentation |
ALMA Winter Symposium 2010 Review:
Main | Training | Papers | Tutorials | Round Table | Panel Discussion | Industry Issue | Exhibit Hall | Members Dinner