Peter Dinhofer
Mr. Dinhofer holds a MS in International Business from
Groupe HEC, France and a BS in Biology from MIT.
Mr. Dinhofer started by attending Tulane Medical School.
He left to pursue his interest in the technology at the
dawn of the microcomputer building his first personal
computer from available kits. Mr. Dinhofer participated
in research projects such as cardiac arrhythmia
monitoring and programming medical office management
software. He followed that by building several
successful medically related businesses. After
completing his MBA he traveled the world working in several
technology related fields including conversion of
insurance management systems to html, introduction of
smartcards into Vietnam, Comsat/Satellite phones and
introduction of all natural sweeteners to the EEC.
He founded Data Recovery
Service, Inc. in 1997. He made Data Recovery
Service a world leader in data recovery of hard disk drives
and RAID arrays. He has been assisting in forensic
analysis of hard disk drives almost from its inception,
working both on criminal and civil cases.
Nicole Moyal
Ms Moyal holds a MS in Technology
Management and a Bachelor of Engineering in Electrical
Engineering and Computer Science with specialization in
Telecommunications from SUNY at Stony Brook. Ms Moyal has
held various positions within major corporations such as
AT&T/NCR, Dassault AT, American Express. She is currently a
consultant focused on technology implementation, technology
management and compliance.
Highlights of her experience include
Committee Chairperson for Global Platform, a group of
industry leaders with a charter to create
Telecommunications Standards and procedures for Smartcard
Technology back end systems, lead consultant for MasterCard
Cash for compliance with technical standards and procedures,
Internal Consultant regarding International export
regulations for encryption. Ms. Moyal has extensive
experience with software and hardware Compliance and
Certifications.
Micael Zeller
In
1986 Mr. Zeller began writing video-games and communication
on digital media for software companies. He was the first to
present the CD-ROM to the Italian public in 1990, and to
produce CD-ROM's for company communications. Since then, he
has collaborated with e-business companies, creating
websites, CD-ROMs, online games. He has been teaching web
design and web content management. He also writes about
language, internet and digital communication chapters for
the high school textbooks. After joining Data Recovery
Service, Inc. in 2004, Mr. Zeller was officially accepted in
2007 as expert in analysis and recovery of hard disk drives
and other digital media by the Court of Milan, Italy.
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