The Eastman Group, Inc.
Richard Eastman has semi-retired.
The Eastman Group is no longer active as a business per
se. Richard Eastman is available to consult with airlines,
corporations, tour operators, and travel agencies seeking
to help bridge the gap between business strategy and
operational software needs.
In the past, TEG actively produced
"product" ... software solutions to increase productivity
and/or innovate new digital tools. Richard's experience
in software solutions and development provide a solid
foundation for consulting roles. While still on the
forefront of technology change, Richard has 45+ years of
industry experience to reference.
Richard remains an active flight instructor and author.
About This Site
This site is divided into four major
sections, a brief biography, and a contact page.
Eastman's
Corner
This section reflects a "random" set of thoughts. Now
semi-retired, Richard reflects on a wide variety of issues
... from the airline and travel industry trends to the
processes and results of human behavior as reflected in
contemporary lifestyles, politics, and the airline
industry.
Pilot Techniques for Safe
Flight
This section is primarily focused on general aviation
pilot training, techniques, and skill improvements.
Richard remains an active Certified Flight Instructor and
from time to time, writes essays and thoughts on flying
technique and skills enhancement.
The Eastman Group, Inc.
This section lists products and solutions developed by TEG
in the past. It is offered as a reference point reflecting
the kinds of needs, solutions, and environments relative
to consulting roles that within Richard's resources and
skills. The products listed are no longer offered.
Off-the-Wall Comments and other
Press Stories
In the
late 1990's and early 2000's, Richard wrote extensively
for publication in media; and produced a news letter
"Off The Wall Comments" in which he attempted to foresee
where the technology of that period was going to take
the industry. These documents provide a reference point
for comparing what he then saw "as the future" ... and
what has subsequently evolved.
Richard Eastman
A brief biography
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