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Eric Scace is an consultant specializing in technical, business & legal issues and methods for:
- authenticating people and machines, and
- transporting, storing, sharing and otherwise managing sensitive data (including personal data).
As a member of LaunchPad Venture Group, he invests in high tech, green tech, and bio tech startups.
During the 1990s he led UUNet’s non-USA expansion into the world’s largest commercial Internet backbone service provider.
A man of diverse background, his previous work includes:
- managing sales & marketing groups, including international sales teams on all continents.
- strategic product planning
- international mergers & acquisitions
- telecommunications protocol design & standardization, including:
- invention of frame relay service
- ISDN signaling systems, including Q.931 and SS#7 ISUP
- packet-switching protocols, including X.25, HDLC, and packet data networking systems for HF and VHF radio.
- system software designing & coding.
- high-frequency (shortwave) radio antenna design and engineering.
- leading expeditions to remote, uninhabited islands.
- creating new tornado & hurricane computer forecasting models and associated graphic display software.
- developing specialized computer graphics firmware for satellite image processing.
He is a life-long amateur radio operator, dances Argentine tango, and studies music. His first paid job put him in the back rooms of a local newspaper, setting type in hot metal on Linotype machines. He has operated commercial and US Navy ship-to-shore shortwave radio stations. As a student at Cornell University, he repaired Teletype machines in labs and ran a pinball concession company on campus for pocket money for dates.
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