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From “first to invent” to “first to file” (USPTO)

Written on Dec, 13, 2012 by ceo | 3 comments

*Must read* My friend Evin pointed me to a new ruling that goes into effect March of 2013. I wasn’t aware of this *very important* change to the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) that changes our patent and trademark system “from first…

Observations on US Patent Process and RunwayFinder vs. FlightPrep (Stenbock & Everson)

Written on Dec, 16, 2010 by ceo | 5 comments

As a (mobile) SW developer and technologist, the state of the US Patent Office and its process has been and is a concern. In the past I’ve been vocal about this: As (mobile) technologists we must be aware of and recognize the potential…

About Carlos Enrique

Carlos Enrique is a seasoned technologist and software development leader with a proven track record of innovation and impact. He played a pivotal role in building software for the Space Shuttle and driving innovation at Amazon. Passionate about space, science, and technology, Carlos has extensive expertise in web, mobile, cloud, and AI/ML application development.

Blending deep technical knowledge with strategic leadership, Carlos excels at aligning technology initiatives with broader business goals. He is the author of two books on mobile development, holds six granted patents, and is an active member of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM) and the Internet Society.