Dr. Judice is the senior technology advisor for ATS. Dr. Judice was the Executive Director of the Speech and Security Research Dept. at Bellcore. He was also Supervisor of the Hybrid Video Systems group at ATT Information Systems and Supervisor of the Office Information Systems group at Bell Laboratories. He was Executive Director Bell Atlantic R&D; Co-founder and former member DAVIC Management Committee; retired from Bellcore April 1996. He was Eastman Fellow and Director of the Networked Image Technology Center at Eastman Kodak. Among his accomplishments are the following: He developed the concept for the Center for Networked Multimedia; built the first prototype at Verizon's Madison facility. He is the co-inventor of broadband DSL internet access technology.

Dr. Judice championed its development in the local telephone companies. He pioneered the development of video-on-demand. He conceived of an extended classroom business opportunity in multimedia educational telecommunications; this idea became the first fielded application of MPEG and DSL in the world. Dr. Judice conceived the idea of transmitting TV images over ordinary telephone lines; then led its development and technology transfer. He was one of the creators of the MPEG standards activity. This work is one of the principal drivers of the predicted one trillion dollar multimedia applications business.

He conceived and led the development of the first screen-based telephony prototype integrating voice and data services on a personal computer. This work evolved into a computer architecture design similar to today's X-terminals. He invented the image display and compression technology to allow the confluence of computing and communication services, and he developed an early precursor to multimedia applications and coined the term virtual terminal. He conceived and led the development of digital storytelling technologies for Eastman Kodak. This has led to one of its most successful ''value-added'' digital photography products of that company.

Dr. Judice communicates complex concepts and technologies to audiences ranging from the technically naive with business savvy to the technically sophisticated with strong academic interests. He is a fellow IEEE; a member of Sigma Xi, Sigma Pi Sigma and SALT. Dr. Judice is a life member of the Kodak Scientific Research Council, formerly Chairman of the BCT/Georgia Tech Industrial Advisory Board, a former member of the Georgia Tech COC Board of Directors, and was the chairman of the International Workshop on Multimedia Appliances. He was the International Steering Committee chairman of the Telematics Workshop, Packet Video Workshop, and the Workshop on Voice Applications over the Network. Dr. Judice was also the former Chairman of the IEEE Multimedia Services and Terminals Committee. He has a BS in Physics from Manhattan College, an MS in Physics from Stevens Institute of Technology, and a PhD in Physics from Stevens Institute of Technology.

Dr. Judice is a visiting Professor in Digital Storytelling at Monmouth University, an adjunct Professor in Multimedia Communications at Flagler College. He has been awarded 12 patents from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office and has authored over 70 technical papers.