ChrisDorny.com Tech Innovation Executive

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Innovative Technology

Businesses I have run include the following technologies:

Fiber Optics

  • Test and Measurement
  • 3D MEMS Optical Switch
  • Free Space Optics
  • Hybrid Fiber Coax
  • Cyber Security

Healthcare

  • Managed Care Analytics

Analytics

  • Fiber Optic Monitoring
  • M2M/IoT

Smartphone/Mobile Device

  • Internal Antennas
  • Fintech/Mobile Payments
  • Environmental Testing
  • Semiconductors

Telecom

  • FTTH
  • Wireless/BTS
  • Core Networks
  • Network Management

Extreme Sports

  • Lacrosse Patent
  • Biking
  • Surf Patent

 

Defense

I have a security clearance for working with the DoD.

One example of my work in the defense industry is the fiber monitoring system I sold this past year into the National Security Shield for the Qatar Ministry of Interior and Armed Forces. The fiber monitoring product is a combination of Optical Time Domain Reflectometer (OTDR) sensors that are integrated into hardware devices and managed by a software platform (SaaS or server based). By incorporating power monitors into the fiber path, the additional data and analytics allows military and government customers to use this solution for network security. Fiber optics and the equipment associated with them must be highly available and highly secure for this customer set. I have been successful selling products and services into many branches of the DoD and intelligence community as well as to many governments in Europe, Middle East, and Asia.


 

Analytics

I aim to enable my customers to achieve better business outcomes through an advanced analytics platform that unifies real-time streaming analytics, historical analytics and predictive analytics that leads to intelligent actions through predictive intelligence.

One example of this was while I was managing the M2M Emerging Products at Qualcomm. In the construction equipment tracking space, there was a lack of unity among the industry tools. There were a wide mixture of vehicles and tools each with their own health management databases. The client had their own internal databases as well as external databases coming from third parties. None of these databases were interconnected which made the solutions ineffective and too expensive. By combining these databases the customers could use advanced analytics to create predictive intelligence (as shown here) which made their business much more efficient and cost effective.