Christopher Glode

Christopher Glode

Denver Metropolitan Area
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Digital product management executive with deep experience in fitness, health & wellness…

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  • Announcing DNA Product Studio from Helix

    Announcing DNA Product Studio from Helix

    In early 2017, as a freshly-formed company called HumanCode, our team was feverishly working on our consumer-facing…

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  • HumanCode is joining Helix!

    HumanCode is joining Helix!

    Today, we understand roughly 1-2% of the human genome, even though we've been able to fully sequence it for over a…

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  • HumanCode in the news!

    HumanCode in the news!

    We were fortunate enough to have the team from Denver's 9News stop by HumanCode Global HQ and do a brief segment on…

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Publications

  • Mobile audio - a largely untapped app revenue stream

    Mobile Marketer

    How and why to consider audio monetization strategies within mobile apps.

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  • Proposed privacy legislation too vague on location-based advertising

    Mobile Marketer

    Over the past decade, various technologies including GPS and cell tower triangulation have emerged to enable obtaining the location of a mobile device.

    These methods offer higher levels of accuracy, made even more valuable by virtue of the fact that these devices “go everywhere” with their owner.

    Further, new access technologies such as WiFi have enabled location targeting of traditional Web traffic with a level of accuracy far greater than IP-based geo-location.

    Amidst…

    Over the past decade, various technologies including GPS and cell tower triangulation have emerged to enable obtaining the location of a mobile device.

    These methods offer higher levels of accuracy, made even more valuable by virtue of the fact that these devices “go everywhere” with their owner.

    Further, new access technologies such as WiFi have enabled location targeting of traditional Web traffic with a level of accuracy far greater than IP-based geo-location.

    Amidst this rapid innovation, it is easy to see how disparate and inconsistent practices have developed with respect to consumer privacy regarding location.

    The diversity of hardware and software, networks and affected industry verticals has, to date, prevented consistent self-regulation spanning Web, mobile Web, mobile – and soon to be laptop/tablet – application, SMS and other forms of digital media.

    For this reason, the current draft bill on consumer privacy was met with great anticipation in the converging worlds of Internet and mobile media.

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  • Mobile Marketer's Classic Guide to Mobile Advertising

    Mobile Marketer

    Featured article on mobile browser-based location and positive impacts on mobile marketing.

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  • Why SMS is ideal for location-based marketing

    Mobile Marketer

    Reasons to consider SMS as the channel for location-based marketing campaigns.

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  • World Wide Where? Getting location-based mobile marketing right

    Mobile Marketer

    The new generation of mobile Web browsers provides the missing ingredient for marketers: location.

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Patents

  • Predictive assignments that relate to genetic information and leverage machine learning models

    Issued US 10217048

    A genetic prediction server can select and execute various machine learning based models that can translate raw DNA and phenotypic data to predict predisposition for diseases and traits.

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  • AUTHORIZATION SYSTEM THAT PERMITS GRANULAR IDENTIFICATION OF, ACCESS TO, AND RECRUITMENT OF INDIVIDUALIZED GENOMIC DATA

    Issued US 20190065679

    Systems and methods are provided for controlling dissemination of genomic data. One embodiment is a system that stores genomic data. The genomic data for each individual lists genetic variants determined to exist within that individual. The system receives an access request for a segment of genomic data for an individual, analyzes an authentication token within the request, authenticates the request as belonging to an account for a user based on the authentication token, and reviews…

    Systems and methods are provided for controlling dissemination of genomic data. One embodiment is a system that stores genomic data. The genomic data for each individual lists genetic variants determined to exist within that individual. The system receives an access request for a segment of genomic data for an individual, analyzes an authentication token within the request, authenticates the request as belonging to an account for a user based on the authentication token, and reviews authorization directives for the individual that indicate how predefined portions of genomic data are shared. The system also transmits the segment of genomic data in response to determining that the authorization directives permit the account to access the segment of genomic data, and prevents transmission of the segment of genomic data in response to determining that the authorization directives do not permit the account to access the segment of genomic data.

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  • Predictive assignments that relate to genetic information and leverage machine learning models

    Issued US 9922285

    Systems and methods are provided for performing predictive assignments pertaining to genetic information. One embodiment is a system that includes a genetic prediction server. The genetic prediction server includes an interface that acquires records that each indicate one or more genetic variants determined to exist within an individual, and a controller. The controller selects one or more machine learning models that utilize the genetic variants as input, and loads the machine learning models.…

    Systems and methods are provided for performing predictive assignments pertaining to genetic information. One embodiment is a system that includes a genetic prediction server. The genetic prediction server includes an interface that acquires records that each indicate one or more genetic variants determined to exist within an individual, and a controller. The controller selects one or more machine learning models that utilize the genetic variants as input, and loads the machine learning models. For each individual in the records: the controller predictively assigns at least one characteristic to that individual by operating the machine learning models based on at least one genetic variant indicated in the records for that individual. The controller also generates a report indicating at least one predictively assigned characteristic for at least one individual, and transmits a command via the interface for presenting the report at a display.

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  • Techniques for Retrieving Performance Data from an Exercise Database

    Filed US US20170128777A1

    Techniques are provided for retrieving performance data from an exercise database. At a server device, data entries are stored in a database. Each of the exercise data entries comprises one or more performance metrics for a corresponding metric category. The server receives first performance data of an individual performing an exercise event and selects one of the exercise entries in the database as a selected exercise entry. The server determines a metric category for the first performance…

    Techniques are provided for retrieving performance data from an exercise database. At a server device, data entries are stored in a database. Each of the exercise data entries comprises one or more performance metrics for a corresponding metric category. The server receives first performance data of an individual performing an exercise event and selects one of the exercise entries in the database as a selected exercise entry. The server determines a metric category for the first performance data and matches the metric category of the first performance data with a same metric category for the selected exercise entry. The server retrieves second performance data from the selected exercise data entry. The second performance data belongs to a metric category that does not match the metric category of the first performance data. The server assigns the second performance data as data associated with the exercise event.

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  • Determining authenticity of reported fitness-related activities

    Issued US US8983637 B2

    An activity tracking system is configured to receive an activity report identifying a fitness-related action that is reported to have been completed by a participant. Upon receipt of the activity report, the activity reporting system verifies the workout, e.g., by obtaining data that can be used by the activity reporting system to determine whether the activity report represents actual activity as reported by the participant or, in the alternative, suspect activity. Based on the data obtained…

    An activity tracking system is configured to receive an activity report identifying a fitness-related action that is reported to have been completed by a participant. Upon receipt of the activity report, the activity reporting system verifies the workout, e.g., by obtaining data that can be used by the activity reporting system to determine whether the activity report represents actual activity as reported by the participant or, in the alternative, suspect activity. Based on the data obtained from the one or more data sources and the information in the activity report, the activity tracking system determines a probability that the activity report represents legitimate fitness activity. This probability determination may then be output or reported to other systems (e.g., fitness history databases, websites, and the like, third party systems (e.g., incentive systems, reward systems, and the like).

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  • Location-Based, Time Sensitive Wireless Exchange

    Issued US 20110099037

    A peer-to-peer, proximity based, open marketplace for buyers and sellers of event tickets permits subscribers to use a buyer-seller exchange service via a clearinghouse server to connect with other users to coordinate the sale of tickets and other time sensitive items based on factors such as asking price, availability of tickets, market activity, as well as the physical proximity of the buyer and seller.

    Read more: http://www.faqs.org/patents/app/20110099037#ixzz1SgIe5eo3

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