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John Cosgrove, PE, CDP
President
7411 Earldom Avenue
Playa Del Rey CA 90293-8058
USA
phone: 310-823-9448
John Cosgrove has been a Software Engineer for over forty years. He has taught a graduate-level engineering course, “Engineering the Software Product,” for UCLA and Loyola Marymount in addition to numerous short courses nationwide. He has authored and delivered many papers, articles, and lectures on software litigation, project management, software business issues, and computer safety.

As a forensic expert, Mr. Cosgrove has worked on numerous cases involving Recovered Computer Data, Computer System Failure, Contractual Disputes, Intellectual Property Disputes, and other matters involving computer systems and software.

Ares of Expertise:
  • Forensic Engineering
  • Project Management
  • Software Architecture
  • Real-Time/Critical Systems
  • Hardware/Software Interfaces
  • Aviation Computer Systems (aircraft navigation systems, communication devices)
  • Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery Planning for Distributed Enter
  • 11/19/2010 · Computer Forensics
    Forensic Engineering Practice Effects From Computer-Resident Evidence
    Forensic engineering (FE) practice is affected by the increased involvement of computer technology and computer-resident evidence (80+% and rising). This has a significant impact on most forensic engineering practice specialties. Specific recommendations and guidelines are provided to assist the forensic engineer in adapting his or her practice to this technology.

    Software Engineering And The Law
    For good or otherwise, the legal system has discovered the world of computers and its practitioners. Anyone opening a daily newspaper knows that litigation involving computers and software has exploded in recent years

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    Essential Technologies
    Edwin De Angel, Ph.D, P.E.,PMP
    Founder
    5357 Austral Loop
    Austin TX 78739
    USA
    phone: 512-825-1771
    Dr. Edwin De Angel is a Computer Engineering and Electrical Engineering Expert. With 23 patents issued to him, Dr. De Angel has extensive experience in Intellectual Property matters. His areas of expertise are: Low Power Design, Computer Architecture, Computer Arithmetic, Wireless Systems, RFID, VLSI, Smart Sensors, Smart Power Meters, Memories (SRAM, ROM, NVM), IP Integration and Embedded Systems.

    Services Include:
    • Intellectual Property Technical Analysis and Valuation
    • Claim Chart Development
    • Prior Art Research
    • Patent Infringement Analysis
    • Expert Consultation and Testimony
    Background:
  • Ph.D. Computer Engineering - University of Texas at Austin
  • M.S. Electrical Engineering - Stanford University
  • B.S. Electrical Engineering - Univ. of Puerto Rico

  • Professional Engineer Registered in Texas
  • PMP Certified
  • IEEE Senior Member

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    Mark Keith
    Professional Engineer
    5301 Corbarron Ct
    Raleigh NC 27606
    USA
    phone: 919-413-1290
    Mark
    Mark Keith is a Licensed Professional Electrical Engineer in the state of North Carolina. He has over 30 years of experience spanning various Electronic and Electrical Industries and Products. Mr. Keith provides Electrical and Electronic Forensic and Investigative Research, Patent Infringement Analysis, Reverse Engineering, Product Teardowns, Design Engineering, Failure Analysis, and Expert Witness Services for Attorneys, Insurance Companies, Industry, and Government.

    Areas of Expertise Include:
    • Electrical and Electronic Hardware Design
    • Fire Investigation
    • Product Testing
    • Failure Analysis
    • Surge Analysis
    • Telecom and Data Communications
    • Industrial Automation and Controls
    • Embedded Processor Design
    • High Speed Circuit Design in both analog and digital systems
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    5/22/2012 · Patents
    Why Android's Success Makes it a Target for Patent Infringement
    Why are manufacturers of Android-based phones, and the owner of the operating system (Google), major targets for patent infringement lawsuits? The answer highlights a key issue in the continuing dispute over the boundaries of software-related patents, as well as the impact of market share and open source operating systems.