Stephen J Boies, 8157 Circle Way, Mahopac, NY 10541

6339736, Jan 15, 2002

Mar 31, 2000

09/539897

Paul Andrew Moskowitz - Yorktown Heights NY
Philip Shi-Lung Yu - Chappaqua NY
Stephen J. Boies - Mahopac NY
Sam Dinkin - Austin TX

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G01S 500

701 29, 7012933-, 701200215-, 705 13, 705 22, 705 29, 705 28, 705400, 705413, 340988, 340990, 340992, 340995, 340993, 34235713, 342457

A system for the distribution of services, includes a computer device within a vehicle, a vehicle monitoring system coupled to the computer device, a communication system coupled to the computer device for outputting a signal with vehicle monitoring system data, and a remote service center computer device for receiving a signal with vehicle monitoring system data. The method of distributing vehicle maintenance services includes monitoring, by a sensor, a maintenance parameter of the vehicle, communicating the service parameter to a controller, the controller triggering a communications device, sending, by the communications device, a message to a service center, and dispatching, by the service center, a service vehicle based on receiving the signal. In another method, a method of providing service to a vehicle, includes subscribing, by a vehicle owner, to a service, performing the service based on one of an as-needed basis and automatically at any of a home of the vehicle owner, an office of the vehicle owner, and a location specified by the vehicle owner, and billing the vehicle owner for the service rendered to the vehicle.

6483433, Nov 19, 2002

Feb 20, 2001

09/788940

Paul A. Moskowitz - Yorktown Heights NY
Clifford A. Pickover - Yorktown Heights NY
Stephen J. Boies - Mahopac NY
William Grey - Millwood NY

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G08B 1314

3405681, 340569, 232 34

A system, method, apparatus, and computer program code for notifying at least one entity upon receipt of an item is provided. According to embodiments of the present invention, a determination is made whether an item has been placed in a repository. This determination may be made using any of a number of different types and combinations of sensors. An identification of at least one entity to be notified is then made, and the entity is notified if a determination is made that an item has been placed in the repository.

6539947, Apr 1, 2003

Dec 12, 2000

09/736469

Stephen J. Boies - Mahopac NY
Sam Dinkin - Austin TX
David P. Greene - Ossining NY
William Grey - Millwood NY
Paul A. Moskowitz - Yorktown Heights NY
Philip S. Yu - Chappaqua NY

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

A61B 1900

128899, 600510, 607 9

An apparatus, system, method and computer program product for monitoring and controlling bio-enhancement implants is provided. With the apparatus, system, method and computer program product, a user may control the operation of implantable devices within the users body by operation of a personal digital device. The personal digital device may obtain operational settings of the various implantable devices based on information stored within the personal digital device and/or information obtained from a network. The settings of the various implants are established in view of the possible interactions of the implants with one another. The personal digital device further monitors the operation of the implantable devices and the users biological indicia. Based on the monitoring, the operation of the implantable devices are modified to obtain a desired result. If an emergency situation is encountered, the personal digital device may contact emergency response services with the location of the user so that emergency personnel are dispatched accordingly.

6571253, May 27, 2003

Apr 28, 2000

09/560587

Richard D. Thompson - Trumbull CT
Paul M. Matchen - Pleasantville NY
Stephen J. Boies - Mahopac NY

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 1730

707103, 707100, 709331, 709332, 345762, 345764

A Web browser is used as the rendering engine for the client application. The browser is instructed to load a âpageâ (some set of instructions that eventually resolves to a sequence of HTML (HyperText Markup Language) tags which instruct the browser regarding the number/nature and layout of the controls desired) which the browser parses to produce a set of controls with the indicated containment hierarchy. These controls may contain definitions of data stores (such as the support for an XML (eXtended Markup Language) tag which produces a W3C compliant DOM (Docunent Object Model) with built-in parsing for XML documents) which may either locally define their data or cause the browser to request the data from a server on the network. Preferably, the browser then passes control to a data binding agent which will examine the controls for specification of desired data binding(s).

6603487, Aug 5, 2003

Oct 31, 1996

08/741459

William Edward Bennett - Tucson AZ
Stephen Joy Boies - Mahopac NY
Lauretta Jones - Purdys NY
Stephen Eric Levy - Saskatoon, CA
Douglas Charles Lovell - Wappingers Falls NY
Neil Lustig - New York NY
Paul Michael Matchen - Pleasantville NY
Richard Dean Thompson - Lake Peekskill NY

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G09G 500

345751

In an exemplary embodiment, a customer, an automobile dealership, a participating financial institution, and a credit bureau may be electronically connected in a system that preferably uses the internet in order to develop and process a legal document comprising a credit application. The system thereby eliminates a paper-based process of credit approval, providing an efficient interaction between businesses and their customer.

6615133, Sep 2, 2003

Feb 27, 2001

09/794275

Stephen J. Boies - Mahopac NY
Samuel H. Dinkin - Austin TX
David Perry Greene - Ossining NY
Paul Andrew Moskowitz - Yorktown Heights NY
Philip S. Yu - Chappagua NY

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G08G 1123

701209, 701117, 701214, 340905, 340994

An apparatus, system, method and computer program product for determining optimum routing of vehicles based on historical information as well as user preferences and current travel conditions. Historical data is compiled and statistically analyzed to determiner characteristics of each possible route between two points. The characteristic information is then used along with user preference information and current travel condition information to determine an optimum route between the two points.

6631309, Oct 7, 2003

Feb 20, 2001

09/788854

Stephen J. Boies - Mahopac NY
Samuel H. Dinkin - Austin TX
David Perry Greene - Ossining NY
Paul Andrew Moskowitz - Yorktown Heights NY
Philip Shi-lung Yu - Chappaqua NY

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G05D 1100

700291, 700286, 700 90, 705412

The present invention provides a system and method for a datamining service vendor to provide subscribing power customers with electrical consumption data services. The system and method provide a mechanism by which electrical consumption is measured at the point of consumption over incremental periods of time. Customers can subscribe to a datamining service vendor which monitors and collects customer electrical consumption data at each addressed location within the customers electrical network and provides the customer with a detailed report of power consumption statistics and trends. This allows the customer to make informed consumption choices resulting in cost savings to the customer and conservation of power generation resources.

6654588, Nov 25, 2003

May 22, 2001

09/862676

Paul A. Moskowitz - Yorktown Heights NY
Clifford A. Pickover - Yorktown Heights NY
William Grey - Millwood NY
Stephen J. Boies - Mahopac NY

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G09B 700

434350, 434323, 434362, 709231, 709219

An alternative channel is provided for efficient communication between a presenter and audience members during a presentation. In one aspect, a presentation is presented to a plurality of audience members and an evaluation of the presentation is electronically received during the presentation. By virtue of this aspect, a presenter may be easily provided with adequate feedback, while the presentation is being presented, based on which a presentation may be tailored. The resulting presentation may therefore be more appealing to an audience member and more successful for the presenter.