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Enclavix CTO Assists Leading Utah Intellectual Property Law Firm in Patent Dispute

Brad Davis asked to Assist as Software Expert Witness in Patent Dispute

Salt Lake City, UT (April 10, 2005) – Enclavix™, LLC today announced that Brad Davis, its Chief Technology Officer,  has been assisting a local intellectual property law firm as an expert witness in a patent dispute.  Mr. Davis has lent his 20+ years of software experience to assist a highly respected Intellectual Property law firm in their efforts to prosecute a patent infringement case.  Mr. Davis' expertise has been pivotal in helping establish the infringed areas of technology and helping the legal team convert technical information into sound legal strategy.  

Mr. Davis's extensive background in the software and networking industries make him uniquely positioned to assist in this way.  His background includes roles as a CTO, software architect, entrepreneur and lead developer in areas such as local and wide area networking, artificial intelligence and knowledge bases, embedded software, operating systems, Internet and network security, parental control solutions, software applications, software development tools and large software systems.

To learn more about Brad's background, please visit his biographical sketch.  To contact Mr. Davis about gaining his assistance in as an expert witness, please email expertwitness@enclavix.com.

About Enclavix, LLC 

Established in 2003, Enclavix, LLC is a software development firm specializing in the consumer technology industry. The company provides to OEM partners is line of software multimedia organization products, the Enclavix MediaOrganizer™ and Enclavix MediaServer™, as well as the innovative Enclavix Digital Shoebox™. These products are designed to help consumers organize and manage the growing amount of digital content that is becoming integral to everyday life, such as photos, music, and video. Enclavix was founded by two of the co-founders of DoBox, Inc., the award-winning provider of OEM software to power and protect the broadband-connected, networked home, which was acquired by Netopia, Inc. (NTPA) in March of 2002. The company is headquartered near Salt Lake City, UT. For more information, contact Enclavix at 801-550-6642, or via http://www.enclavix.com.