FREDERICK
THOMAS MOORE, Ph.D., MBA
5410
Raymond Road Madison, WI 53711
(608) 231-1914
[email protected]
PROFILE
* Ad Hoc Networking Aficionado. Bullish on EHF Spectrum Utilization.
* Substantial Knowledge of Voice and Data
Telecommunications Technologies and Industry.
* Extensive R&D Experience in Electronics
Industry, both Hands-on and Technical Mgmt.
* Strategic Management, Business Planning, and
High-tech Startup Expertise.
EDUCATION
Ph.D. Business.
University of Wisconsin at Madison.
Emphasis: Deregulated fixed wireless, radio spectrum management and
pricing models,
telecommunications industry strategic and regulatory considerations.
Thesis title: "An
Evaluation of the Economic and Social Consequences of
Extremely High Frequency Digital Cellular Telephony."
Additional course work: Strategic Management, Business Law, Ethics &
Public Affairs.
MBA Management & Human
Resources. University of Wisconsin at
Madison.
BA Physics and Religion. Saint Olaf College.
Prior
technical background in graduate level solid state and low
temperature physics,
computing, computer networking, and electronics. Extra class ham, Navy MARS.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Carroll
College at Waukesha, Wisconsin. Assistant Professor of Business.
Teach small business management, business planning, human resource
management.
Center
for X-ray Lithography at University of Wisconsin. Technical Staff.
Micromechanical fabrication in Class 10 cleanroom of x-ray lithographic
masks.
University
of Wisconsin at Platteville.
Full time lecturer of business management.
Wisconsin
Governor's Blue Ribbon Telecommunications Infrastructure Task Force.
Developed a snapshot of the existing telecommunications infrastructure
for stakeholders.
Subsequently presented a multivariate analysis with implications for
business strategy.
Advanced
Defense R&D.
ASAT Missile and superconducting ASW system.
Sensor product design & space flight qualification. Program review of cryogenics.
Faculty
Research Fellow.
Dept. of Physics, University of Minnesota.
Automated thin film superconductor
fabrication and ultra thin membrane fabrication.
R&D
Program Manager.
NORAN Instruments, Inc., Middleton, Wisconsin.
Conceptualized and successfully negotiated a university-industry joint
research program.
FREDERICK THOMAS MOORE -- Publications
“An
evaluation of the Economic and Social Consequences of
Extremely
High Frequency Digital Cellular Telephony”
F. Moore.
Ph.D. Thesis. University
of Wisconsin at Madison. (August 1999)
“A
Multivariate Analysis of Wisconsin Telephone Incumbent Local Exchange
Carriers:
Infrastructure Deployment and Implications for Business Strategy”
F. Moore, B. Mickelson & S. Lee. Submission pending.
“A
Hard Disk Drive Selector Switch to Permit Multiple Operating Systems
on
Desktop Computers.” F.
Moore. University of Wisconsin Center for X-ray
Lithography.
(1998-unpublished)
"CXrL X-ray Mask Process Guidebook" F. Moore, M. Brown, M. Reilly.
University
of Wisconsin Center for X-ray Lithography. (1997)
"X-ray Mask Fabrication Process" G. M. Wells, M. Reilly, F. Moore, F. Cerrina
(University
of Wisconsin Center for X-ray Lithography) & Kuniaki Yamazaki
(Nippon
Motorola, Ltd.). SPIE Proceedings, Vol. 2512, p. 167-171. (April 1995)
"Interferometric Investigation of X-ray Mask
Fabrication Distortions"
M. Hansen, R.
Englestad, M. Reilly, F. Moore. SPIE Proceedings, Vol. 2194,
p. 249-254. (May 1994)
"High Sensitivity X-ray Mask Damage Studies
Employing Holographic Gratings
and Phase-Shifting Interferometry" M. Hansen, F. Moore, et al. SPIE
Proceedings,
Vol.
2194, p. 255-260. (May 1994)
"Convergence, Competition, Cooperation: The
Report of the Governor's
Blue Ribbon Telecommunications
Infrastructure Task Force"
Volume II:
Assessment of User Needs and Existing
Environment. (1993)
# 1914,
Document
Sales Unit, Wisconsin Department of Administration
"Gain Control Interface for a Nanovoltmeter" Journal of Physics E. (1979-1980)