At the 3GSM World Congress in Cannes, France earlier this year, the company
unveiled a suite of software and tools that are intended to extend Windows CE into the rapidly growing feature-phone device segment, a mobile phone segment largely ignored by Microsoft. Kath played a key role in that announcement, according to Intrinsyc.
Kath brings "strategic vision and expertise" in extending Windows CE to the feature phone market, according to Intrinsyc, which describes Kath as a "technology business leader" with more than 15 years experience in software development, program management, product management, sales, marketing and business management. He worked in various groups at Microsoft from 1991 through 2000, rising to senior executive levels and achieving the status of Partner. Kath received a Bachelor of Science in electrical engineering from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, 1989.
"During his time at Intrinsyc Software, Randy has made an important contribution and is a key member of the management team," said Derek Spratt, Intrinsyc's CEO. "This promotion reflects both Randy's success and potential and the importance of the Mobile Software Products division to the Company,"
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