DR. DAVID ARTHUR BAKER, D.D.S.
Dentist at Bee Cave Rd, Austin, TX

License number
Texas 15594
Category
Dentist
Type
General Practice
Address
Address
4201 Bee Cave Rd STE. B-210, Austin, TX 78746
Phone
(512) 328-0911
(512) 328-3801 (Fax)

Professional information

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Principal, Enterprise Architecture Center Of Excellence

Position:
Principal at PwC, Adjunct Professor at Carnegie Mellon University's Heinz College
Location:
Austin, Texas Area
Industry:
Management Consulting
Work:
PwC since Nov 2010 - Principal Carnegie Mellon University's Heinz College - Greater Pittsburgh Area since Apr 2013 - Adjunct Professor Diamond Management & Technology Consultants Apr 1998 - Nov 2010 - Partner Diamond Management & Technology Consultants Jun 1994 - Apr 1998 - Manager/Principal Technology Solutions Company Feb 1993 - May 1994 - Principal Consultant Dell Sep 1989 - Feb 1993 - Senior Systems Programmer International Business Machines Jul 1981 - Sep 1989 - Advisory Programmer
Education:
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Sep 1977 - May 1981
BS, Computer Science
St. Xavier High School 1973 - 1977
High School Diploma
Skills:
Enterprise Architecture, IT Strategy, Business Architecture, Technology Architecture, Roadmapping, Blueprinting, Strategic Planning, Application Rationalization, Reference Architecture, Architecture Standards, Business Motivation Model, Enterprise Architecture Organization Design, Product Rationalization, Organizational Design, Architecture, Architecture Governance, Talent Management, SOA, Management Consulting, Business Transformation, Program Management, Business Process Improvement, Enterprise Software, Software Development, Business Alignment, Application Architecture, Solution Architecture, Enterprise Architecture Metrics, Technical Architecture, Operating Models, TOGAF, Information Technology, Disruptive Technologies, CTO, Architecture Frameworks
Honor & Awards:
Presentations: - “Separated at Birth: EA & GRC”, MEGA webinar, January 2013 - “Boundaries for Business Architecture”, Minneapolis Business Architecture Forum, July 2011 - “Business Driven Architecture”, Twin Cities Architectonians, November, 2011 - “Trends in EA”, Architecture & Governance Magazine webinar, November 2011 - "Business Driven Architecture for Strategic Transformation", The Open Group Conference, Austin, July 2011 - “The Importance of IT Financial Management in Successfully Running IT” at the IT & Business Alignment Forum in November 2008. - “Getting There and Enjoying the Trip: Using Roadmaps to Turn EA into Results” at the Enterprise Architectures Conference in October 2007. - “Using Business Architecture to Drive Business Services” at the Enterprise Architectures Conference in March, 2007 - “Getting Some Respect: How to Measure and Communicate your EA success”, workshop - Enterprise Architectures Conference, March 2007, October 2006
Languages:
English
Certifications:
Federal Enterprise Architect, Federal Enterprise Architecture Certification Institute


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Kld Energy Technologies

Position:
Manager at KLD Energy Technologies
Location:
Austin, Texas Area
Industry:
Electrical/Electronic Manufacturing
Work:
KLD Energy Technologies since 2009 - Manager ATDF 2001 - 2007 - Product Development Manager International Sematech Jan 2001 - Sep 2006 - ATDF FEP Process Engineering National Starch & Chem. Co. Oct 1997 - Dec 2000 - Applications Engineer ECC Jun 1995 - Oct 1997 - Sales Engineer


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Global Account Manager At Dell

Position:
Global Account Manager at Dell
Location:
Austin, Texas Area
Industry:
Information Technology and Services
Work:
Dell - Global Account Manager
Education:
Union University 1982 - 1986
BS, Marketing, Psychology


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Using Prioritized Interrupt Callback Routines To Process Different Types Of Multimedia Information

US Patent:
5940610, Aug 17, 1999
Filed:
Oct 3, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/720891
Inventors:
David C. Baker - Austin TX
Michael D. Asal - Austin TX
Jonathan I. Siann - San Diego CA
Paul B. Wood - Austin TX
Jeffrey L. Nye - Austin TX
Stephen G. Glennon - Cedar Park TX
Matthew D. Bates - Austin TX
Assignee:
Brooktree Corporation - San Diego CA
International Classification:
G06F 1300
US Classification:
395559
Abstract:
Multimedia information (e. g. graphics, video, sound, control information) passes through a system bus from a CPU main memory to a display memory in accordance with CPU commands. The information may be packetized with associated packet types identifying the different media. A media stream controller processes the information and passes the processed information to the display memory. Controllers in the media stream controller individually pass multimedia information to the display memory. A PACDAC controller in the media stream controller causes media (e. g. graphics, video) in the display memory to be transferred to a PACDAC for display. The format, sequence, and rate of this transfer may be flexibly controlled by software on a frame by frame basis. Arbitration logic establishes priorities for the different controllers in the media stream controller so they may share a single bus for accessing the display memory. A single interrupt controller coordinates interrupts (e. g.


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Arbitrary Phase Relationship For Electrical Connections In N-Phase Electric Machines

US Patent:
2012022, Sep 13, 2012
Filed:
Sep 7, 2010
Appl. No.:
13/394930
Inventors:
Hector Luis Moya - Austin TX, US
David Christopher Baker - Austin TX, US
Ramon Anthony Caamaño - Gilroy CA, US
Assignee:
GREEN RAY TECHNOLOGIES LLC - Gilroy CA
International Classification:
H02K 3/28, H02K 3/38, H02K 11/00
US Classification:
310 71, 310198
Abstract:
In some aspects, the present disclosure provides an electric machine including a rotor assembly having a plurality of rotor poles, and a stator assembly having a plurality of stator modules, each stator module including multiple, independently energizeable stator segments each corresponding to a segment position within the stator module. The stator modules are electrically connected to form sets of interconnected stator segments, each stator segment set including at least one stator segment from each of multiple stator modules and corresponding to a different electrical phase of the machine, and each stator segment set includes segments from different segment positions within their respective stator assemblies.


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Bit Addressable Multidimensional Array

US Patent:
4740927, Apr 26, 1988
Filed:
Feb 13, 1985
Appl. No.:
6/701328
Inventors:
David C. Baker - Austin TX
John S. Muhich - Austin TX
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G11C 1300
US Classification:
365238
Abstract:
A memory array associated with a display can be accessed in either one of two substantially orthogonal directions. The memory array is structured so that it may be accessed, such as for reading or writing, in either the horizontal or vertical direction. Pel position representations in the array are arranged so that vertically sequential pel positions in a given column are represented by data in sequential memory modules rather than by data in the same memory module. Likewise, horizontally sequential pels in a given row are represented by data in sequential modules rather than in the same module. The memory array is comprised of a plurality of separate memory modules and is structured so that both x and y directional accessing into and out of the array is accomplished on a bit addressable x,y field. This enables any bit string in the array to be addressed and to be read from or written into the array in either the x or y direction. No word or byte boundaries exist in either the x direction of access or the y direction of access.


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System And Method For Generating Video In A Computer System

US Patent:
5790110, Aug 4, 1998
Filed:
Jan 15, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/783777
Inventors:
David C. Baker - Austin TX
Daniel P. Mulligan - Austin TX
Eric J. Schell - Austin TX
Assignee:
Brooktree Corporation - San Diego CA
International Classification:
G09G 502
US Classification:
345202
Abstract:
A system and method for generating composite video signals in a computer. Digital pixel data may be processed by software to form component video pixel data, which may include luminance and chrominance components. A chrominance look-up table is provided in a display memory and is used for modulation of the chrominance components. The modulated components are then combined to form digital composite video pixel data which may be stored in a frame buffer in the display memory. Video control information is precalculated and stored in the display memory in advance. The digital composite video pixel data and video control information are then recovered from the display memory to produce a formatted stream of video data. The architecture of this system greatly reduces hardware complexity and bandwidth requirements. In addition, the process may be controlled by a media stream controller which is also adapted for audio and graphics processing.


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Bus Bar Module For An Electric Machine

US Patent:
2012023, Sep 20, 2012
Filed:
Sep 7, 2010
Appl. No.:
13/394911
Inventors:
Hector Luis Moya - Austin TX, US
David Christopher Baker - Austin TX, US
Ramon Anthony Caamaño - Gilroy CA, US
Assignee:
GREEN RAY TECHNOLOGIES LLC - Gilroy CA
International Classification:
H02K 3/28
US Classification:
310 71
Abstract:
In some implementations, the present disclosure provides an electric machine including a rotor assembly, a stator assembly comprising a plurality of stator modules, each stator comprising multiple, independently energizeable stator segments, each segment having a corresponding electrical connecting point, and a plurality of bus bars connected to the electrical connecting points of the stator assembly, each bus bar corresponding to a different phase of the machine and electrically connecting segments of multiple stator modules. The stator modules and their electrical connecting points are arranged such that spacing between adjacent connecting points within each stator module differs from spacing between adjacent connecting points of different modules.


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Methods And Apparatus For Pipelined Bus

US Patent:
6912608, Jun 28, 2005
Filed:
Apr 25, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/131941
Inventors:
Edward A. Wolff - Chapel Hill NC, US
David Baker - Austin TX, US
Bryan Garnett Cope - Durham NC, US
Edwin Franklin Barry - Vilas NC, US
Assignee:
PTS Corporation - San Jose CA
International Classification:
G06F013/00
US Classification:
710100, 710 21, 712 10, 712 11, 711140, 345506
Abstract:
Techniques for a pipelined bus which provides a very high performance interface to computing elements, such as processing elements, host interfaces, memory controllers, and other application-specific coprocessors and external interface units. The pipelined bus is a robust interconnected bus employing a scalable, pipelined, multi-client topology, with a fully synchronous, packet-switched, split-transaction data transfer model. Multiple non-interfering transfers may occur concurrently since there is no single point of contention on the bus. An aggressive packet transfer model with local conflict resolution in each client and packet-level retries allows recovery from collisions and buffer backups. Clients are assigned unique IDs, based upon a mapping from the system address space allowing identification needed for quick routing of packets among clients.


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System On A Chip Integrated Circuit, Processing System And Methods For Use Therewith

US Patent:
2007008, Apr 12, 2007
Filed:
Oct 11, 2005
Appl. No.:
11/247740
Inventors:
Antonio Torrini - Austin TX, US
Robert Koelling - Austin TX, US
Romesh Mangho Jessani - Austin TX, US
David Baker - Austin TX, US
International Classification:
G06F 12/00
US Classification:
711125000
Abstract:
A method of executing a program using a processor is implemented by executing a first main program segment stored in a ROM device until a first ROM instruction address, corresponding to one of a first sequence of ROM instructions, matches one of a plurality of a patch addresses stored in a patch register set. In response to this matching, a first patch program segment, stored in a RAM device, is executed.