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Management
Bob Zeidman
is considered a pioneer in the fields of analyzing and synthesizing
software source code, having created the SynthOS™ program
for synthesizing operating systems and the CodeSuite®
program for detecting software intellectual property theft.
Bob is also one of the leading experts in the Verilog hardware
description language as well as ASIC and FPGA design. He has
written three engineering texts—Verilog Designer's
Library, Introduction to Verilog, and Designing
with FPGAs and CPLDs—in addition to numerous articles
and papers. He teaches engineering and business courses at
conferences throughout the world. Bob is an experienced and
well-regarded expert in intellectual property disputes related
to software source code, microprocessor design, networking,
and other technologies. Bob holds four patents and earned
two bachelor's degrees, in physics and electrical engineering,
from Cornell University and a master's degree in electrical
engineering from Stanford University.
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