IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
`FOR THE EASTERN DISTRICT OF TEXAS
`TEXARKANA DIVISION
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`CIVIL ACTION NO. 5:03-CV—39
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`DATATREASURY CORPORATION,
`Plaintiff,
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`v.
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`FIRST DATA CORPORATION, FIRST
`DATA MERCHANT SERVICES
`CORPORATION, TELECHECK
`SERVICES, INC. d/b/a TELECHECK
`INTERNATIONAL, INC. and
`MICROBILT CORPORATION,
`Defendants.
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`DECLARATION OF PROFESSOR JOHN E. HILES
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`1.
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`My name is John Hiles.
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`I am over the age of twenty-one, have not been
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`convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude, and am not otherwise disqualified from
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`making this declaration.
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`The following information, which is within my personal
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`knowledge, is true and correct.
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`2.
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`In connection with preparing this declaration and expert report, I have
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`attachments thereto.
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`3.
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`All of my opinions provided in this declaration are:
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`21.
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`Based upon sufficient facts and data to allow me to reach the
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`opinions contained in this declaration;
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`b.
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`My opinions expressed herein are the product of reliable principles
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`and methods;
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`Fidelity National Information Services,
`Inc. v. DataTreasury Corporation
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`Exhibit 2002
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`c.
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`My opinions expressed herein constitute a reliable application of
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`those principles and methods to the facts of this case; and
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`d.
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`My opinions expressed herein are based upon information of a type
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`reasonably relied upon by experts in the arts analogous to the ‘988 and ‘ 137 patents.
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`4.
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`5.
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`I submit this declaration in rebuttal to the First Data Motion.
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`By my education,
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`training, and experience,
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`as evidenced by my
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`curriculum vitae (attached to this expert report and declaration), I am qualified to provide
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`testimony on the understanding of persons of ordinary skill in the art would relative to the
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`‘988 and ‘ 137 patents at the time of their filing and invention date.
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`6.
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`It is my opinion that a person of ordinary skill in the art at the time of the
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`‘988 and ‘137 patents’ filing would have the equivalent of a Bachelor of Science in a
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`technical discipline involving computational science, such as electrical engineering,
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`computer systems engineering, or applied physics, and practical experience in the field of
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`networked computing, computer hardware or software product development, or software
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`engineering.
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`In addition this person should have exposure to Computer Industry User
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`Group, Vendor Training, or Trade Association events over a period of at least two years.
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`7.
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`My opinion based on my technical assessment in response to the First
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`Data Motion is that it does not provide the evidence to invalidate a single claim of either
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`the DataTreasury ‘988 and ‘137 Patent. It has also been brought to my attention that First
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`Data was required to demonstrate the invalidity of the claims of the ‘988 and ‘ 137 patents
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`with clear and convincing evidence. First Data did not demonstrate the invalidity of a
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`claimed invention in either the ‘988 or ‘137 patents. My analysis for reaching this
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`opinion as to the Validity of the ‘988 and ‘ 137 patents are provided in detail
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`in the
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`paragraphs which follow.
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`8.
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`In reaching my conclusions, I have been instructed by DataTreasury’s
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`patent counsel to review the various positions and opinions provided by First Data and
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`determine if I agree with their positions as to validity of the claims in the ‘988 and ‘ 137
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`patents. First Data presented United States Patent 5,373,550 (the Campbell Patent),
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`United States Patent 4,264,808 (the Owens Patent), International Patent Application
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`Number PCT/US96/20358 (the FSTC Application), and a textbook by Daniel Minoli
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`titled Imaging In Corporate Environments (the Minoli Textbook) to invalidate one or
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`more claims of the ‘988 and ‘ 137 patents.
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`I have been instructed by the patent counsel to, for the purpose of my declaration,
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`assume that the F STC Application was prior art with relationship to the ‘988 and ‘ 137
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`patents, even though the patent counsel intends to argue the question of that applications
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`priority status.
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`I have been instructed by patent counsel that to invalidate any one of the 93
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`claims of the ‘988 and ‘ 137 patents one must consider the prior art in the context of the
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`complete invention as it is claimed and consider how the Markman Order considered
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`such term in its claim construction.
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`I have been instructed that all elements of a claim if
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`it is to be invalidated must be expressly present or considered by me as a person skilled in
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`the art to be inherent in the particular piece of prior art. In paragraph 9 of my declaration
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`and report I address the technical elements of the ‘988 and ‘I37 Patents in terms of the
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`Markman Drder definitions. In paragraph 12 of my declaration and report, I address First
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`Data’s invalidity position as of anticipation and/or obviousness by the Campbell Patent,
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`the FSTC Application, the Owens Patent and the state of the art as represented by those
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`patents and by the Minoli Textbook. Section 12 presents a patent construction table that
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`follows the claims of the DataTreasury ‘988 or ‘ 137 Patents and shows how their
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`independent claims remain valid despite the arguments of the First Data Motion.
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`9.
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`First Data argues that all 93 claims of DataTreasury’s ‘998 and ‘ 137
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`patents are invalid in view of the prior art. Instead of analyzing all the elements of all 93
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`claims, I have been asked by patent counsel for DataTreasury to look at all independent
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`and dependant claims asserted by First Data to be invalid.
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`10.
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`In order to avoid possible confusion over diagrams that appear in the First
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`Data Motion, Attachment I to this Declaration compares four diagrams that appear in the
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`First Data Motion with those diagrams as they appear in their original form in the
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`Campbell Patent, the Minoli Textbook, and the FSTC Application. Three of the
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`Diagrams were included in the First Data Motion and referred to as prior art without
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`calling attention to their having been modified. In the fourth instance, the First Data
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`Motion does call attention to the presence of modifications but not to what part of the
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`diagram was old and what was new. Attachment I shows the original form of the
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`diagrams and separately duplicates the versions, which appear in the First Data Motion,
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`containing captions and additional graphics added by First Data.
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`11.
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`The Data Treasury ‘988 and ‘ 137 Patent claims contain at least the
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`following nine technical claim elements as provided in the Court’s Markman Order (page
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`references, for example, p.16, refer to the Court’s Markman Order).
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`I have added my
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`comments to each entry in order to point to the specific properties of these elements and
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`definitions; later in Section 12, these properties form the basis of my disagreement with
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`the technical arguments raised by First Data in an attempt to prove anticipation or
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`obviousness.
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`Subsystem (p.8) “The Court defines this term as “an organization of computer
`components that comprises a functional unit that is part of a larger system.”
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`Two part of this definition will play a key role in my analysis of the First Data
`arguments. Subsystems must be organizations of computer components and that
`means that Subsystems cannot be banks, or financial institutions, or other
`organizations. Second, a key property of a sub-system is that it belongs to a
`larger system.
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`Subsystem identification information (p. 16) “the information that identifies the
`remote data subsystem or a subsystem that is a part of the remote data access
`subsystem.”
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`This information identifies a particular Remote Data Access Subsystem (or a
`particular subsystem within a particular Remote Data Access Subsystem).
`Because of the definition of Subsystem, Subsystem Identification Information
`identifies computer components that are or are part of the Remote Data Access
`Subsystem. Thus Subsystem Identification Information does not refer to the name
`or location of an organization such as a bank. Throughout the Campbell Patent,
`there is reference to information that identifies sending or receiving banks, for
`instance in Fig. 1. According to the Markman definition, this is not Subsystem
`Identification Information.
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`Nor does Subsystem Identification Information refer to the name or location of a
`storage device that is part of some archive lying outside of a Remote Data Access
`Subsystem (see the Markman definition of Remote Data Access Subsystem,
`below).
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`Remote Data Access Subsystems for capturing and sending paper transaction
`data and subsystem identification information comprising at least one imaging
`subsystem for capturing the documents and receipts and at least one data access
`controller for managing the capturing and sending of the transaction data. The
`key definitions in the Texarkana Markman Order follow. Subsystem (p. 16) “an
`organization of computer components that comprises a functional unit that is part
`of a larger system.” Data access subsystems (p. 8) “a subsystem that provides for
`the input of transaction data into the overall system and provides that data to other
`parts of the overall system.” With the data access subsystem providing
`encrypted subsystem identification information and encrypted paper
`transaction data (p. 58) “data access subsystem encrypts subsystem
`identification information and encrypts paper transaction data and provides the
`encrypted information and encrypted data for transmission to the data processing
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`subsystem.”
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`In order for a Remote Data Access Subsystem to be present it must, among other
`properties, send Subsystem Identification Information to the rest of the system of
`which it is a part. And that identification information must refer to computer
`components that are part of the Remote Data Access System. Identification
`information that refers to a storage device used for an archive function (as is the
`case for “Index” information described in the FSTC Application, p. 18, 11. 1-14)
`does not meet this test and thus is not Subsystem Identification Information.
`Without the presence of Subsystem Identification Information, a component
`would not satisfy the Markman definitions of a Remote Data Access Subsystem
`and would not establish anticipation or obviousness for ‘988 or ‘ 137 Patent claim
`elements that require the presence of a Remote Data Access Subsystem.
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`Data Access Controller for managing the capturing and sending of the
`transaction data. Defined by the Texarkana Markman Order as, Data Access
`Controller (p. 18) “a computer chip, circuit board, or a computer that interfaces
`between the imaging subsystem and the remainder of the overall claimed system,
`and controls the operation of the imaging subsystem.”
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`The Data Access Controller provides two functions, capturing and sending. Thus
`a controller that only provided for sending and not capturing, would not satisfy
`the requirement of a Data Access Controller.
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`Intermediate Subsystem or Data Collecting Subsystem — The Court will
`construe the phrase “data collecting subsystem” to mean “a subsystem that
`receives data from remote data access subsystems and transmits that data to a
`central data processing subsystem.”
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`Central Data Processing Subsystem for processing, sending, verifying and
`storing the paper transaction data and the subsystem identification information.
`Defined by the Texarkana Markman Order as, Central Data Processing
`Subsystem (21) “a subsystem for centralized execution of processing, sending,
`and storing data received from one or more remote data access subsystems.”
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`The functions of the Central Data Processing Subsystem apply to both paper
`transaction data and subsystem identification information.
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`According to Markman definitions for Central Data Processing Sub-System and
`the ‘988 and ‘ 137 claims that refer to Central Data Processing Sub-Systems, the
`data that is processed must be received from one or more remote data access sub-
`systems; thus, the Central Data Processing Subsystem and the Remote Data
`Access Subsystem are tied together and both must be present. As in the case of
`the Campbell patent and the FSTC application, systems that process, send and
`store data but that do not contain central data processing Subsystems or Remote
`Data Access Subsystems as defined by the Markman definitions do not establish
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`anticipation or obviousness in reference to the Data Treasury ‘988 and ‘ 137 patent
`claims that require those two specific sub-systems to be present.
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`Communication Network for the transmission of the transaction data within and
`between said one or more data access subsystems and said at least one data
`processing subsystem, with the data access subsystem providing encrypted
`subsystem identification information and encrypted paper transaction data to the
`data processing subsystem. Defined by the Texarkana Markman Order as,
`Communication Network (p. 32) “a connection of computer and/or devices to
`facilitate the transmission of data between the computer and/or devices .
`. .” “The
`Court will construe the phrase, ‘Within and between said one or more data
`access subsystems and said at least one data processing subsystem’ to mean
`that the communication network facilitates the transmission of transaction data
`within the one or more data access subsystems, and within the data processing
`subsystem, and it also facilitates the transmission of transaction data between the
`various subsystems.” (p. 32 of the Markman Order).
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`The Communication Network transmits encrypted transaction data and subsystem
`identification information between and within Subsystems. The Markman Order
`definition of Communication Network and the claim elements in the Data
`Treasury ‘988 and ‘137 Patents that refer to Communication Network are thus
`tied to the presence of Data Processing Subsystems and Remote Data Access
`Subsystem. The Markman definition of Management Subsystem is clearly tied to
`the presence of data that arrives from a Remote Data Access Subsystem and is
`transmitted to a Central Data Processing Subsystem. Thus, in the absence of a
`Remote Data Access Subsystem and a Central Data Processing Subsystem a
`component that managed the processing, sending and storing of transaction data
`would not constitute a Management Subsystem for the purposes of anticipation or
`proving obviousness in relation to the ‘988 and ‘ 137 Data Treasury patents.
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`Management Subsystem for managing the processing, sending, and storing of
`the transaction data. Management Subsysteml data management subsystem
`(p. 13) “a subsystem that receives data from remote data access subsystems and
`transmits that data to a central data processing subsystem.” Processing (27) “the
`performance of operations upon data and information, in contrast to the
`processing overhead of the operating system and networks.”
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`Encrypted Subsystem Identification Information and Encrypted Paper
`Transaction Data. Defined by the Texarkana Markman Order as, (p. 58) “data
`access subsystem encrypts subsystem identification information and encrypts
`paper transaction data and provides the encrypted information and encrypted data
`for transmission to the data processing subsystem.” The Markman order
`definition of encrypted sub-system identification information and encrypted paper
`transaction data is likewise tied to the presence of a data access sub-system and
`the Data Processing Subsystem. Thus, the data being encrypted must come from
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`and go to these two specific kinds of Subsystems. In their absence within a
`system that encryption does not support anticipation or obviousness.
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`Transmitting the transaction data and the subsystem identification
`information within and between the remote location(s) and the central
`location. (Please see the Texarkana Markman Order definitions listed previously
`for Subsystem and Subsystem Identification Information.)
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`Both the Data Treasury ‘988 and ‘ 137 Patents conclude their description of the
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`background of the invention (col. 3, ll. 14 thru 23 for the ‘988 Patent and col. 3, 11. 22-26
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`for the ‘ 137 Patent) with the following statement: “Accordingly, there is a need for a
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`single system which offers comprehensive support for the tasks involved in the
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`automated processing of documents biometric and electronic data from sale business
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`banking and general consumer transactions.” Then, in the Summary of the Invention
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`both Patents state, “It is an object of the present invention to provide a system for central
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`management storage and verification of remotely captured electronic and paper
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`transactions from credit cards, smart cards, debit cards, documents and receipts involving
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`sales, business, banking and general purpose consumer applications...” (col. 3, ll. 31 thru
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`35 for the ‘988 Patent and col. 3, 11. 38-43 for the ‘ 137 Patent). The Data Treasury ‘988
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`and ‘ 137 Patents describe an invention that provides this type of comprehensive support
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`in a single system. A person of ordinary skill in the art who reads the Markman Order
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`definitions that have been collected in this section, would recognize the interlocking
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`nature of these definitions. A person of ordinary skill in the art would recognize that the
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`interactions among the Subsystems taught in the ‘988 and ‘ 137 Patents form a necessary
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`and substantial property of Data Treasury’s invention. Similarly, a person of ordinary
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`skill in the art would understand definitions like the ones found in the Markman Order,
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`which require the mutual presence of Subsystems like the Remote Data Access
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`Subsystem and Central Data Processing Subsystem. A person of ordinary skill in the art
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`would understand that an integrated system like the one taught in the Data Treasury ‘988
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`and ‘ 137 Patents was more than the sum of its parts. And they would recognize that an
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`assortment of equipment, scanners, computers, networks, etc. not organized into such a
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`comprehensive system would be different and neither anticipate nor prove obvious an
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`integrated, comprehensive system. From this, I conclude that the claim elements in the
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`‘988 and ‘ 137 Patents and the corresponding definitions in the Markman order describe
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`an integrated comprehensive system that is not present in and, therefore, not invalidated
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`by the Campbell patent, the FSTC application, the Minoli textbook or the Owens patent.
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`Section 12 will show that the individual claim of the ‘988 and ‘ 137 Patents are not
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`anticipated by the prior art referenced in the First Data motion. That section will also
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`show that the prior art reference in the First Data motion does not establish obviousness
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`of the comprehensive system as defined by the Markman order and described in detail in
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`the ‘988 and ‘ 137 Patents.
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`I strongly disagree that the First Data motion proves
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`invalidation of the ‘988 and ‘137 Patents, either in any individual claim or in totality of
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`the patents.
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`The First Data Motion fails to prove that the prior art contained in any one of the
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`four cited sources (i.e., the Campbell Patent, the FSTC Application, the Owens Patent, or
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`the Minoli Textbook) anticipates either the ‘988 or ‘ 137 Patents. The First Data Motion
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`similarly fails to prove that the combination of these four sources establishes the
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`obviousness of the invention taught in the ‘988 and ‘ 137 Patents. A person of ordinary
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`skill in the art would read the Markman Order and the ‘988 and ‘ 137 Patents to require
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`that such a proof of invalidation would require a system in which the combined and
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`simultaneous presence of the inventions elements, as defined by the Markman Order,
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`were present. This test is not met by any system or combination of systems described in
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`the First Data Motion. In the absence of such a proof, I don’t understand how one can
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`represent -- in particular with clear and convincing evidence -- that such prior art material
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`invalidates a single claim of DataTreasury’s ‘988 and ‘ 137 Patents.
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