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Consultant
Rajiv Mehta has focused his career on the development and market entry of disruptive products and technologies, often but not exclusively in imaging. He has led the development of two ground-breaking digital imaging products: Apple’s QuickTake 100 digital camera (1994) and Adobe’s Photoshop Album photo management application (2003), as well as several other imaging hardware and software products. In either executive or consulting roles, he has led imaging efforts at Adobe Systems, Apple Computer, Hewlett-Packard, Interval Research, Kleiner Perkins, Regis McKenna, and Sony. He has presented on digital imaging topics at various industry events, including PMA and MacWorld.
Mr. Mehta has also led, or provided strategy consulting to, start-ups with innovative technologies in a variety of areas: stereo-vision systems, natural language processing technologies, wireless technologies, transaction processing systems, and media/content access and control systems. Earlier in his career, Mr. Mehta conducted basic research at NASA’s Ames Research Center.
He holds an MBA from Columbia University, an MS in Aeronautics and Astronautics from Stanford University, and a BSE in Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering from Princeton University.
He can be reached at:
rajiv@zume.biz
(650) 941-6450
The study, entitled "Integrated Electronic Personal Photo Sharing – The Future of Consumer Photography" is 51 pages, with 23 tables and figures.
The study’s methodology integrates behavioral analysis and technology analysis. It covers:
- Recent sales performance, and forecasts for key related product categories.
- The four key ways in which consumers "consume" their personal images, and the technology requirements for each.
- A review of the performance and connectivity issues related to the display of digital images for Analog CRT Televisions, Digital CRT Televisions, LCD Televisions and HDTV Televisions.
- An examination of current offerings in Media Servers, Media Receivers, and Media Center PCs.
- An examination of wired and wireless home connectivity issues.
- A discussion of image organization and user interface issues as they relate to the implementation of IEPPS systems.
- A list of requirements for second generation IEPPS systems.
- A five year unit and revenue forecast along with a discussion of opportunities and threats, particularly for providers of printing services.
- A review of the offerings and strategies of the top ten players: Adobe Systems, Digeo, Eastman Kodak, Hewlett-Packard, Intel, Microsoft, Philips, Pioneer Electronics, Sony and Tivo, including interviews with key executives
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