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Dean Freeman
Dean Freeman
Research VP
San Jose, CA USA
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Years of Experience
13 years at Gartner
31 years IT industry
Areas of Coverage
Semiconductors

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Roles and Responsibilities
Dean Freeman is a Research VP in Gartner Research, where he is part of the Semiconductor Equipment, Manufacturing, and Materials service in the Semiconductors group. He is responsible for market research and analysis of semiconductor equipment and trends in IC manufacturing techniques, as well as emerging semiconductor technology, which includes nanotechnology, LEDs and printed electronics, with specific responsibility for the area of the wafer fab process.
Previous Experience
Mr. Freeman has more than 27 years of experience in the semiconductor industry, having worked with Texas Instruments, Lam Research, FSI International and Watkins-Johnson's Semiconductor Equipment Group. His experience includes positions in product and process development, operations, marketing, product management, and business development.
Professional Background
Watkins-Johnson, Director, 4 years
Lam Research, Manager, 7 years
Texas Instruments, Member of the Technical Staff, 5 years
Education
M.S., Physical Chemistry, University of Nevada
B.S., Chemistry, Whitworth College




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Report Highlight for Market Insight: The Delay of EUV Drives Higher-Cost Semiconductor Scenarios 21-May-2013 Dean Freeman
Market Insight: The Delay of EUV Drives Higher-Cost Semiconductor Scenarios 13-May-2013 Dean Freeman
Cool Vendors in Touch and Gesture Control, 2013 02-May-2013 Jim Tully, John Girard, Tuong Huy Nguyen, Dean Freeman, Ganesh Ramamoorthy, Angela McIntyre, CK Lu, Brian Blau
Market Share Analysis: Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment, Worldwide, 2012 15-Apr-2013 Klaus Rinnen, Mark Stromberg, Dean Freeman, David Christensen, Bob Johnson
Market Share: Semiconductor Manufacturing Equipment, Worldwide, 2012 04-Apr-2013 Barbara Van, Takashi Ogawa, Klaus Rinnen, Mark Stromberg, Dean Freeman, David Christensen, Bob Johnson