Randall A. Snyder Curriculum Vitae
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1 Professional Summary Randall Snyder is a recognized expert in wireless and cellular telecommunications technology, executive manager and leader, designing, developing, marketing and managing mobile telecommunication system and software products. He has over 30 years of experience specializing in wireless telecommunications technology, network architecture, design, system engineering, marketing and product management. He is a reputable leader and strategic developer with a successful background building startups. He is skilled presenter, communicator, and educator with success impacting organizational performance, corporate reputation and increasing sales. Mr. Snyder is results-oriented, highly organized and creatively focused on adhering to organizational missions and philosophy while designing best-of-breed mobile technology solutions. He has extensive travel experience to Asia-Pac, Latin America and Europe supporting engineering, sales and marketing and has familiarity with wireless network operators and manufacturers worldwide. Mr. Snyder has several years of wireless technology standards development experience and has been issued 26 patents related to wireless telecommunications technology. Mr. Snyder has also been retained as an expert witness in over 100 legal cases involving wireless telecommunications technology. Expertise Business Relations: Seminars, Sales Presentations and Sales Engineering Legal: Provisional and Patent Applications, Subject Matter Expert Consultant, Expert Witness and Testimony, Litigation Support, Sales and Vendor Contract Negotiations and Review, Qualified as an Expert in Federal District Court Management: Strategic/Tactical Planning, Product Management, Marketing Management, Operations Management, Competitive Analysis, Problem Resolution, Project Planning, Risk Management Organizational: P&L Management, Budget Planning, Expense Reduction and Cost Control Technology: Wireless Network Engineering, Design and Architecture, Multimedia Systems, Mobile Internet, Mobile Video, Mobile Marketing, mcommerce and Mobile Payments, Mobile Telecommunications Standards, 3G, UMTS, LTE, LBS, SMS, MMS, WAP, GSM, and ANSI-41 (CDMA) Networking, Signaling System No. 7 (SS7), Communications Protocols, Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA), Automatic Telephone Dialing Systems (ATDS) Education Year College or University Degree 1984 Franklin and Marshall College B.A., Mathematics (minor in Astronomy) Page 1 of 9 Pages
2 Professional Experience From: January 2007 To: Present Organization: Wireless Research Services, LLC; Las Vegas, NV Title: President and Founder Summary: Responsible for consulting business, and revenue as well as being the principal consultant. Areas of subject matter expertise include mobile and cellular networking, 3G, LTE, UMTS, GSM, ANSI-41, LBS, SMS, MMS, WAP, SS7, Diameter Signaling, Automatic Telephone Dialing Systems (ATDS) and mobile multimedia systems. With this expertise, primary consulting is in the area of system and product architecture, design, development, management and marketing as well as patent preparation and development, expert reports, expert testimony and litigation support. Expert witness and technology consultant for over 100 legal cases; authored over 85 expert reports for intellectual property cases, Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) cases and wireless technology litigation cases. Notable Case: Personally cited by United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Satterfield v. Simon & Schuster, Inc. No , D.C. No. CV CW Opinion. Appeal from the United States District Court for the Northern District of California. Opinion by N.R. Smith, Circuit Judge. Filed June 19, Result of expert opinion greatly expanded the TCPA and was followed by formal FCC Declaratory Rulings citing this case that text messages are calls as defined by the TCPA and dialing numbers from a stored electronic list of telephone numbers falls within the definition of an Automatic Telephone Dialing System (ATDS). From: September 2007 To: August 2010 Organization: Finsphere Corporation; Bellevue, WA Title: Vice President Product Management & Wireless Engineering Summary: Was among the first handful of employees at Finsphere prior to Series A funding. As vice president of product management and wireless engineering and a member of the executive management team, was responsible for product management activities and wireless technology solutions for Finsphere s products. These products encompassed mobile location based software-as-a-service (SaaS) products offered primarily to financial institutions and banks. Responsibilities included product requirements and system functionality, strategic planning, R&D of new technologies, wireless network interconnectivity as well as wireless technology for Finsphere s products. Was also responsible for market strategies, white papers and development and management of intellectual property and patent applications. Page 2 of 9 Pages
3 From: May 2004 To: April 2007 Organization: Entriq, Inc.; Carlsbad, CA Title: Vice President Product Management Summary: Was responsible for the entire product management team and system architecture for Entriq s products and services. Products encompassed mobile and broadband pay media applications (specializing in video), digital rights management (DRM) and security solutions, e-commerce and m-commerce systems as well as ad management and delivery solutions for both broadband and mobile media services. Responsibilities also included network and protocol analysis, market analysis, evaluation of third-party software and services, all vendor contract negotiations, RFP responses and overall administrative responsibility for the entire product line. Was responsible for directing and managing the technical writing department producing all user documentation associated with the products. Was nominated for a National Television Arts and Sciences Emmy Award for Outstanding Achievement in Advanced Media Technology for unique mobile technology designed, developed and commercially deployed as part of Entriq s solution. From: February 2002 To: November 2003 Organization: m-qube, Inc. (acquired by Verisign); Boston, MA Title: Vice President Product Management and Carrier Marketing and Founder Summary: Was responsible for the entire product management and carrier marketing teams, member of the executive management team and one of the founders. Was responsible for all product management, system engineering and product strategy for all business conducted with the wireless industry and carriers. Was in charge of the market strategy and wireless network architecture for m-qube s mobile marketing service, a valueadded service offering mobile marketing solutions to wireless carriers using short message services (SMS) for GSM and CDMA networks. The service architecture enabled branded companies to deploy promotional marketing and messaging campaign dialogs with mobile subscribers via SMS. The network architecture required definition and design of all aspects of the overall network including SMS technology, interconnectivity to the wireless carriers, signaling, traffic management, market requirements for features and services, network equipment specifications and OA&M. From: April 2001 To: February 2002 Organization: Bitfone Corporation; Mountain View, CA Title: Vice President Product Management and Marketing Summary: Was responsible for the entire product management team and all of the company s product definitions, strategies and positioning. Had direct responsibility for market and product requirements, market research, competitive analysis, product strategy and sales strategy. Bitfone s products included the ibroker, a mobile Internet technology infrastructure platform to enhance WAP, MMS, mobile and wireless Page 3 of 9 Pages
4 messaging. Was also responsible for the mprove product (obtained via merger with Digital Transit, Inc.) providing over-the-air firmware and software update technology to mobile devices. From: November 2000 To: April 2001 Organization: Openwave Systems (via merger of Phone.com and Software.com); Redwood City, CA Title: Executive Director Emerging Technologies Summary: Was responsible for new 3G technologies and providing market and product plans for those technologies for the entire product line. Primary responsibility for the 3GPP Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS), collecting market requirements from customers, developing corporate strategy for MMS and preparing the organization for additional development of the product. In addition, taught wireless technology classes to the different departments at Openwave and educated them on wireless service provider strategies and network technologies. From: March 2000 To: November 2000 and Software.com (via acquisition); Santa Barbara, CA Title: Director Wireless Product Management Summary: Was responsible for the product managers and for all of the wireless internet infrastructure products. Responsibilities included the overall market and product strategy for Software.com s wireless , short message service, instant messaging and unified messaging products. Was responsible for the overall revenues generated from these products based on detailed product plans and internal organizational planning. Much of his time was spent working with the executive management team and the sales directors on corporate market strategy. From: December 1999 To: March 2000 Organization: FreeSpace Communications, Inc.; Palo Alto, CA Title: Consulting Network Systems Engineer Summary: Was responsible for the complete design of the backbone network architecture for a new broadband fixed wireless data network. This new architecture incorporated DSL as the backbone network technology. The network architecture required definition and design of all aspects of the overall network plan including DSL technology, IP technology, ATM technology, interconnectivity to the PSTN, operations signaling, traffic engineering, market requirements for network features and services, network equipment specifications and OA&M. From: April 1992 To: December 1999 Organization: Synacom Technology, Inc.; San Jose, CA Page 4 of 9 Pages
5 Title: Summary: Executive Director Product Marketing and Management Executive Director Product Marketing and Management Responsible for managing the entire product management and marketing department of Synacom Technology, including market research and planning, product management and market communications. Lead the entire design, definition and product direction of all aspects of Synacom's products. Director Systems Engineering Responsible for coordinating and managing the overall functional and requirements specifications for all Synacom's products as well as the detailed test plans used for alpha system testing of those products. Also responsible for directing and managing the technical writing department producing all of the user documentation associated with all of the products. Provided the primary sales engineering support for sales and marketing and was involved in nearly every aspect of the product lifecycle. Director Consulting Services and Principal Engineer Responsible for obtaining, coordinating and managing all technical consulting projects performed by the company. These projects included wireless network architecture and design for both IS-41 and GSM networks for dozens of client companies (carriers and equipment manufacturers). In this role, continued as a member of both the ANSI/TIA TR45.2 Subcommittee for cellular radio intersystem operations standards and the ANSI/TIA TR46 Committee for 1900 MHz GSM PCS standards. Major contributor to TR46 in the area of GSM-to-IS-41 network interworking. Also authored, edited and published TIA standard specification IS-93 for cellular network interconnections to the PSTN and ISDN. Principal Engineer Consulted for McCaw Cellular, AT&T Wireless, AirTouch Cellular, AirTouch Satellite Services, Globalstar, Nokia, MCI, Sprint PCS, XYPoint, NextWave, NewNet American Personal Communications, CTIA and several other national and international wireless telecommunications companies. Wrote wireless network design and analysis papers including HLR specifications, Authentication Center specifications, PCS network design, short message service (SMS) design, intelligent network applications of wireless technology and in-house expert in signaling protocols. Extensive experience with Signaling System No. 7, including both protocol implementation and design. Authored the Standard Requirements Document for the SS7-based A-interface between the base station and MSC used throughout the TIA. Also involved in the design of the Bellcore WACS/PACS technology, digital cellular network service and feature descriptions, SCPs and HLRs. Extensive experience developing the architecture and design of distributed intelligent networks including, SS7, cellular, PCS, AIN and WIN networks. Key member of the original Cellular Digital Packet Data (CDPD) architecture and design team. Designed the CDPD air interface protocol emulator Page 5 of 9 Pages
6 developed and marketed by AirLink Communications, Inc. From: December 1990 To: April 1992 Organization: AT&T Bell Laboratories; Whippany, NJ Title: Consulting Member of the Technical Staff Summary: Evaluated wireless technology services for the Wireless Systems Architecture group. Also participated as a system engineer on the design of the Global System for Mobile (GSM) communication architecture and a software engineer developing the base station controller (BSC) for GSM. Also responsible for planning, coordinating, designing and testing the SS7 protocol software for the GSM A-interface between the BSC, MSC and operations and maintenance center (OMC). High-level and detailed design specifications were developed to coordinate the protocol testing between two remote laboratories. Provided the traffic analysis and traffic engineering of call traffic for the BSC. Specifically designed and developed the dynamic traffic overload control subsystem for the BSC. Presentations were given to technical staffs at multiple Bell Laboratories facilities supporting this work. From: May 1987 To: December 1990 Organization: DGM&S, Inc.; Mt. Laurel, NJ Title: Senior Staff Consultant Summary: Responsible for the design, development and test coordination of an advanced intelligent network applications platform for a service control point (SCP). Also spent several years as a consulting software engineer for Siemens AG, developing and testing SS7 and call control software for the EWSD digital switching system for international as well as U.S. national network implementations. This work involved extensive travel to both Frankfurt and Munich, Germany for software system design and testing. Also involved in the concept, design and technical marketing of proprietary enabling technology software products for SS7 and ISDN. From: May 1986 To: May 1987 Organization: ADP, Inc.; Mt. Laurel, NJ Title: Senior Software Engineer and Analyst Summary: Responsible for the design and development of data communications and real time database application software for a host data center that provided real time financial information to large brokerage houses. Data communication protocol expertise in HDLC, RS-232 and IBM BiSync. Page 6 of 9 Pages
7 From: June 1984 To: May 1986 Organization: C3, Inc.; Cape May, NJ Title: Consulting Systems Analyst and Software Engineer Summary: Civilian consulting systems analyst and engineer to the U.S. Coast Guard Electronics Engineering Center (EECEN) for C3, Inc. Developed sophisticated database software for shipboard use including inventory and law enforcement applications. The work included the follow-through of the entire project lifecycle including writing of requirements, functional, design and program specifications, coding, debugging, alpha and beta testing, release, shipboard installation and continuing technical support of the product. Received a personal commendation from Admiral W.F. Merlin, Chief, Office of Command, Control and Communications, for successful efforts on these projects. Professional Affiliations, Achievements & Awards Personal commendation from Admiral W.F. Merlin, Chief, Office of Command, Control and Communications, USCG (1986) Nominated, Technology and Engineering Emmy Award for Outstanding Achievement in Advanced Media Technology, 2006 Patents, Publications & Citations Issued Patents Patent Date Description US 8,954,102 2/10/2015 System and Method for Determining and Delivering Appropriate Multimedia Content to Data Communication Devices US 8,938,215 1/20/2015 System and Method to Initiate a Mobile Data Communication US 8,923,902 12/30/2014 Mobile Messaging Short Code Translation and Routing System and Method US 8,839,394 9/16/2014 Systems and Methods for Authenticating a User of a Computer Application, Network, or Device Using a Wireless Device US 8,831,564 9/9/2014 System and Method for Mobile Identity Protection Using Mobile Device Signaling Network Derived Location Pattern Recognition US 8,819,141 8/26/2014 Centralized Mobile and Wireless Messaging Opt-out Registry System and Method US 8,761,732 6/24/2014 System and Method to Initiate a Mobile Data Communication Page 7 of 9 Pages
8 US 8,670,753 3/11/2014 System and Method for Determining and Delivering Appropriate Multimedia Content to Data Communication Devices Israel /10/2014 System and Method for Automated Analysis Comparing a Mexico B 12/4/2013 Sistema y Metodo para el Analisis Automatizado que Compara una Ubicacion del Dispositivo Inalambrico con Otra Ubicacion Geografica US 8,588,748 11/19/2013 System and Method for Mobile Identity Protection of a User of Multiple Computer Applications, Networks or Devices US 8,437,784 5/7/2013 System and Method to Initiate a Mobile Data Communication US 8,374,634 2/12/2013 System and Method for Automated Analysis Comparing a US 8,280,348 10/2/2012 System and Method for Mobile Identity Protection Using Mobile Device Signaling Network Derived Location Pattern Recognition US 8,155,677 4/10/2012 Mobile Messaging Short Code Translation and Routing System and Method New Zealand /31/2012 System and Method for Automated Analysis Comparing a US 8,131,262 3/6/2010 System and Method to Initiate a Mobile Data Communication US 8,116,731 2/14/2012 System and Method for Mobile Identity Protection of a User of Multiple Computer Applications, Networks or Devices Australia 2008/ /9/2012 System and Method for Automated Analysis Comparing a S. Africa 2009/ /26/2011 System and Method for Automated Analysis Comparing a US 7,792,518 9/7/2010 System and Method to Initiate a Mobile Data Communication US 7,403,788 7/22/2008 System and Method to Initiate a Mobile Data Communication US 6,128,389 10/3/2000 Authentication Key Management System and Method US 5,970,144 10/19/1999 Secure Authentication-Key Management System and Method for Mobile Communications US 5,850,445 12/15/1998 Authentication Key Management System and Method US 5,799,084 8/25/1998 System and Method for Authenticating Cellular Telephonic Communication Publications 1. What Workers Want from Wireless by Randall A. Snyder; April 15, America s Network, Advanstar Communications, Santa Ana, California USA. 2. Snyder, Randall A. and Gallagher, Michael D. Wireless Telecommunications Networking with ANSI- 41 Second Edition; McGraw-Hill, New York, NY USA; Copyright 2001 Randall A. Snyder and Page 8 of 9 Pages
9 Michael D. Gallagher. Foreword by Tom Wheeler, current Chairman, Federal Communications Commission. 3. Forecasting SS7 Traffic by Randall A. Snyder; November 1, Wireless Review, Volume 17, Number 21, Intertec Publishing, Overland Park, KS USA. 4. Gallagher, Michael D. and Snyder, Randall A. Mobile Telecommunications Networking with IS-41; McGraw-Hill, New York, NY USA; Copyright 1997 Michael D. Gallagher and Randall A. Snyder. 5. IS-41/GSM Interoperability by Randy Snyder; December, 1995, Cellular Networking Perspectives, Cellular Networking Perspectives, LTD, Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Citations 1. Commendation from Admiral W.F. Merlin, Chief, Office of Command, Control and Communications, USCG (1986) 2. Method and Apparatus for Routing Short Messages, US Patent # , Issued October 23, Mediation Software for Delivery of Interactive Mobile Messaging and Personalized Content to Mobile Devices. Patent Application # , August 29, Automatic In-Line Messaging System, US Patent # , Issued April 6, Method and System for Wireless Instant Messaging, US Patent # , Issued June 6, United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit. Satterfield v. Simon & Schuster, Inc. No , D.C. No. CV CW Opinion. Appeal from the United States District Court for the Northern District of California. Opinion by N.R. Smith, Circuit Judge. Filed June 19, Page 9 of 9 Pages
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