Christopher D Burchett, 581019 Sir Lancelot Cir, Frisco, TX 75056

7085729, Aug 1, 2006

Feb 15, 2000

09/504247

Brian M. Kennedy - Coppell TX, US
Christopher D. Burchett - Carrollton TX, US

i2 Technologies US, Inc. - Dallas TX

G06F 153/00

705 10

A software system is provided for managing available to promise (ATP) and making promises to fulfill customer requests. The software system includes a plurality of generic product models () each representing a generic product. Each generic product model () specifies one component of a plurality of possible components. A plurality of specific product models () each represent a specific product and each specify all components of the specific product. Each component specified by each specific product model () is specified by one of the generic product models () such that each specific product model () is related to a subset of the generic product models (). A customer request matching a specific product then can be fulfilled by available-to-promise of the specific product or by available-to-promise of all related generic products. In addition, an organization in a seller hierarchy can retain product and designate first-come-first-served product. The organization also can define an ATP horizon to specify when forecasted product is actually available.

7437752, Oct 14, 2008

Sep 23, 2002

10/252225

Robert W. Heard - Plano TX, US
Dwayne R. Mann - Allen TX, US
Christopher D. Burchett - Lewisville TX, US
Ian R. Gordon - Ottawa, CA

Credant Technologies, Inc. - Addison TX

H04K 1/00
H04L 9/00
H04L 9/32
G06F 11/30

726 1, 726 2, 726 27, 380247, 380270, 380271, 713194

In a particular embodiment, a client module is deployed on a wireless device. The client module comprises a policy database including a list of authorized devices to which the wireless device may communicate. In another embodiment, the client module comprises a policy database including at least two user profiles on a wireless device, such as a personal profile and a business profile.

7665118, Feb 16, 2010

Sep 23, 2002

10/252212

Dwayne R. Mann - Allen TX, US
Robert W. Heard - Plano TX, US
Christopher D. Burchett - Lewisville TX, US
Ian R. Gordon - Ottawa, CA

Credant Technologies, Inc. - Addison TX

H04L 29/06
H04K 1/00
G06F 15/177
G06F 11/30
G06F 21/00

726 1, 709220, 717168, 717174, 380270, 713193, 705 54

In a particular embodiment, a server module deployed on a server is disclosed. The server module is connected to a wireless network access node. The server module includes a database containing user information for multiple wireless devices. Each element in the database is attributable to at least one authorized wireless device and contains at least one type of data file from the following group: (i) wireless connectivity permissions, (ii) authorized wireless device identification, and (iii) authorized network access node information.

7665125, Feb 16, 2010

Sep 23, 2002

10/252211

Robert W. Heard - Plano TX, US
Dwayne R. Mann - Allen TX, US
Christopher D. Burchett - Lewisville TX, US
Ian R. Gordon - Ottawa, Ontario, CA

H04L 9/32
G06F 15/16

726 3, 713170, 713182, 726 1

In a particular embodiment, a wireless security system is disclosed. The wireless security system includes a client module deployed on a wireless device, a network module, and a server module. The client module is adapted to authenticate a wireless device while the wireless device is operating independently from the network module and the server module. In another embodiment, a method of distributing security policy information from a server to a mobile computing device is disclosed. The method includes authentication of a connection between the server and a gatekeeper, sending a policy package to the gatekeeper, initiating data synchronization between the mobile computing device and the gatekeeper, authenticating the mobile computing device, and sending the policy package from the gatekeeper to the mobile computing device.

8341404, Dec 25, 2012

Feb 17, 2006

11/357448

Christopher D. Burchett - Lewisville TX, US
Jason Jaynes - Austin TX, US
Bryan Chin - Plano TX, US
David Consolver - Arlington TX, US

Credant Technologies, Inc. - Addison TX

G06F 12/14
G06F 7/00
H04L 29/06

713165, 713167, 713193, 726 6, 726 7, 726 18, 726 19, 726 27

Included in the present disclosure are a system, method and program of instructions operable to protect vital information by combining information about a user and what they are allowed to see with information about essential files that need to be protected on an information handling system. Using intelligent security rules, essential information may be encrypted without encrypting the entire operating system or application files. According to aspects of the present disclosure, shared data, user data, temporary files, paging files, the password hash that is stored in the registry, and data stored on removable media may be protected.

2006019, Aug 24, 2006

Sep 23, 2002

10/252213

Robert Heard - Plano TX, US
Dwayne Mann - Allen TX, US
Christopher Burchett - Lewisville TX, US
Ian Gordon - Ottawa, CA

H04L 9/00

726001000

In a particular embodiment, a network module deployed at a wireless network access node is disclosed. The network module comprises a policy database including a list of authorized wireless mobile devices and an agent for enforcing rules of the policy database.

6167380, Dec 26, 2000

Feb 18, 1997

8/802434

Brian M. Kennedy - Coppell TX
Christopher D. Burchett - Carrollton TX

i2 Technologies, Inc. - Irving TX

G06F15300

705 10

A software system is provided for managing available to promise (ATP) and making promises to fulfill customer requests. The software system includes a plurality of generic product models (600) each representing a generic product. Each generic product model (600) specifies one component of a plurality of possible components. A plurality of specific product models (602) each represent a specific product and each specify all components of the specific product. Each component specified by each specific product model (602) is specified by one of the generic product models (600) such that each specific product model (602) is related to a subset of the generic product models (600). A customer request matching a specific product then can be fulfilled by available-to-promise of the specific product or by available-to-promise of all related generic products. In addition, an organization in a seller hierarchy can retain product and designate first-come-first-served product. The organization also can define an ATP horizon to specify when forecasted product is actually available.

6055519, Apr 25, 2000

Oct 11, 1997

8/947544

Brian M. Kennedy - Coppell TX
Christopher D. Burchett - Carrollton TX

i2 Technologies, Inc. - Dallas TX

G06F 1500

705 80

A computer implemented system and process are provided for negotiation and tracking of sale of goods. In this system and process, a negotiation engine (16) operates to store data representing a current state (18) of a negotiation between a seller and buyer. The negotiation engine (16) stores the data within a framework for representing aspects of the negotiation between the seller and buyer. The framework includes a request object, a promise object and an acceptance object that can store a current description of a contract. The framework also includes a set of one or more delivery deals determined by the contract. Each delivery deal can have a delivery request object, a delivery promise object, and a delivery acceptance object that can store associated item deals and time periods for delivery of item deals. Each item deal can have an item request object, an item promise object and an item acceptance object that can store individual sales-order line-items. The negotiation engine (16) thereby allows a user to monitor the current state of the negotiation over a range of prices, a range of dates, ranges of quantities of a set of goods, and a range of configurations of the goods in the set.