James Allan Scanlon, 651416 32Nd St NE, Cedar Rapids, IA 52402

6556404, Apr 29, 2003

May 16, 2001

09/681650

Alberto Anibal Figueroa - Southington CT
Farshid Attarian - Canton CT
Joseph Criniti - New Britain CT
Javier Ignacio Larranaga - Bristol CT
James Robert Scanlon - South Windsor CT

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY

H02H 300

361 931, 361103, 361115

Electrical distribution equipment generally includes a housing defining an enclosed space and a conductor in the enclosed space. A current transformer utilizing current in the conductor induces current in a secondary winding thereof, and a fan assembly is electrically connected to the secondary winding. The fan assembly includes a fan motor in driving relation to a fan.

6909586, Jun 21, 2005

Mar 19, 2002

10/063097

Mark Fredrick Culler - Kensington CT, US
James Robert Scanlon - South Windsor CT, US

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY

H02H003/08
H02J001/00

361 932, 361 94, 335172, 307 38

A combined current and voltage sensor includes: a combined sensor shell; a current sensor located in the combined sensor shell, the current sensor disposed proximate to said first load strap; and a first voltage sensor located in the combined sensor shell, the first voltage sensor disposed proximate to the first load strap. A circuit breaker includes: a first load strap in electrical communication with an electronic trip unit; a breaker in electrical communication with the electronic trip unit; a current sensor disposed at the first load strap; and a first voltage sensor disposed proximate the current sensor.

2003022, Nov 27, 2003

May 22, 2002

10/063901

Andrew Back - Farmington CT, US
James Scanlon - South Windsor CT, US
Gary Michaelis - Oakville CT, US
Rcik Cornish - Terryville CT, US
Stanley Mason - Hardy VA, US
Thomas St. Louis - Schenectady NY, US
Mark Dausch - Castleton NY, US
Vrinda Rajiv - Guilderland NY, US
Charles Gilman - Troy NY, US

G06F017/60

705/029000

The schema includes providing a first bill of materials, linking a parent part in the first bill of materials with a first child part by a first relationship, revising the first bill of materials by linking the parent part with a second child part by a second relationship, different than the first relationship, and, providing a revised bill of materials listing the first child part, first relationship, second child part, and the second relationship. The schema may be incorporated into a system and a storage medium encoded with machine readable computer program code.

2003022, Nov 27, 2003

May 22, 2002

10/063904

Andrew Back - Farmington CT, US
James Scanlon - South Windsor CT, US
Gary Michaelis - Oakville CT, US
Rick Cornish - Terryville CT, US
Stanley Mason - Hardy VA, US
Thomas St. Louis - Schenectady NY, US
Mark Dausch - Castleton NY, US
Vrinda Rajiv - Guilderland NY, US
Charles Gilman - Troy NY, US

G06F017/60

705/029000

A method, system, and storage medium encoded with machine-readable computer program code for managing changes in a bill of materials are disclosed and include providing an editor, the editor having a first frame and an adjacent second frame, displaying a parts list in the first frame of the editor, the parts list forming a subset of the bill of materials, and displaying search results from a search for parts in the second frame of the editor. A user interface for managing and navigating a bill of materials, the bill of materials listing a plurality of parts, is disclosed. The user interface includes a first frame including a parts list listing at least a subset of the bill of materials, a second frame providing search results of a search or details of a part listed in the first frame, and a third frame containing function buttons for performing operations between the first frame and the second frame.

2013026, Oct 3, 2013

Mar 27, 2012

13/431941

James T. Scanlon - Tariffville CT, US
Xiaowei Zhu - Avon CT, US
Maryann Godbout - Wethersfield CT, US
Song Chen - Glastonbury CT, US

THE TRAVELERS INDEMNITY COMPANY - Hartford CT

G06F 17/30

707748, 707E1701

Systems, apparatus, methods and articles of manufacture provide for reviewing the management of one or more business files. According to some embodiments, methods may include determining a plurality of file review criteria, determining a plurality of file review questions, determining a respective maximum potential review score for each file review question, determining respective responses for the file review questions, adjusting (if necessary) one or more of the maximum potential review scores, and/or determining at least one review score for each file review question answered. Some embodiments may provide for determining a respective review score for a file for each of one or more predetermined file review criteria.

2014001, Jan 9, 2014

Jul 9, 2012

13/544408

James Scanlon - Tariffville CT, US
Premnath Ayyalasomayajula - Issaquah WA, US
Xiaowei Zhu - Avon CT, US

G06Q 10/06
G06Q 40/08

705 4, 705 723

Systems and methods for optimizing outcomes in view of various business scenarios are based on a unique quantification of work and estimate of task duration, which may be used to develop a measure of the work required to complete a task. This measure may be compared to forecasted work and used to allocate resources accordingly. Additionally, optimal outcomes may be identified subject to any classification, such as by class of worker, type of task, location of task, and/or size of work unit.