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Louis Judice’s experience includes the development of the world’s largest IP based securities trading network; digital advertising insertion and video on demand systems for cable providers; an intellectual capital management system for the world’s largest technology company and as a leading planner and evangelist for the mobile internet. His team created the world’s very first public mobile website in Switzerland in 1999.

He has held technical and management positions in engineering and marketing at RCA Laboratories, General Electric, Digital Equipment Corporation and Hewlett-Packard. At RCA and GE, Judice worked as a Member of the Technical Staff developing interactive tools for integrated circuit design. Later as Manager of Engineering Computing, he built the second largest data center in RCA to support worldwide solid state design, engineering and marketing teams.

At DEC, Judice managed Unix System V Support including customer support call centers, sales support, training and systems engineering activities. He later worked as a Principle Consultant in the Telecom Industry Consulting Practice focusing on systems architecture for complex business support and intelligent network applications. At HP Judice worked as a Senior Telecommunications Industry Consultant, Worldwide Marketing Manager for Internet Products and finally as the Director of the Mobile E-Services Bazaar in the Americas. In his role as the Bazaar’s Director Judice worked with hundreds of HP partners, big-6 consultants, Wall Street analysts and internationally renown marketing communications firms to build a think tank that developed much of the concept of the cloud based mobile ecosystem in place today.

Judice has provided technical and business process consulting to AT&T, Bell Laboratories, Bellcore, Corning Glass, Nortel, Lucent, Time Warner, Sprint, Rochester Telephone, T-Mobile, Verizon, Johnson & Johnson, the NJ Turnpike Authority, Dow Jones, MCI, Metromedia, Conrail, CSX, the US State Department, the US Department of Defense, UPS and Comcast.