About

I am just a guy with some things to write about. My areas of interest range from politics to engineering and technology, with a reluctantly strong interest in health care. I say reluctant because my interest is spurred by the fact that I have to fight so many battles with my health insurance company.
 

The name of this blog – Scott’s Reflections – has a dual meaning. Beyond the more obvious meaning, I have spent many years of my career developing techniques to remove echo from telephone systems. Echo is caused by a “reflection” of a sound or an electrical signal.

As a part owner of a small technology firm, I should add the following disclaimer: The opinions that I express on this blog are not the opinions of my company, Adaptive Digital Technologies. These opinions should in no way reflect upon Adaptive Digital Technologies.
 

Scott is Vice President at Adaptive Digital Technologies Inc, a small technology firm specializing in Digital Signal Processing (DSP) software for Voice-Over-IP (VoIP) applications.  Scott has focused on building an engineering team and developing DSP based software products and technology to accelerate and improve Adaptive Digital’s product development. Scott has specialized in the field of Digital Signal Processing and Digital Communications over the course of his 24-year career, beginning at RCA Corporation’s Government Communications Systems Division. Scott moved on to InterDigital Communications Corporation Inc. where he was instrumental in developing the first digital wireless local loop telephone system which was the precursor to today’s digital cellular telephone systems. Scott holds fourteen patents. He earned his BS in Electrical Engineering from Lehigh University and his MS in Electrical Engineering from Drexel University.