David Chavez
Electrician at 114 Pl, Westminster, CO

5758284, May 26, 1998

Nov 30, 1995

8/565797

David Lee Chavez - Thornton CO
Michael Ray Ross - Westminster CO

Lucent Technologies Inc. - Murray Hill NJ

N04M 1100

455445

Utilizing a bridged line appearance feature in a switching system to allow additional individual PCS systems to be added as the number of wireless sets increases. For each wireless set, a bridged line appearance is administered in the switching system having a group of shared line appearance telephone links where the number of telephone links in each group is equal to the number of individual PCS systems. When the switching system receives a call for a particular wireless set, the switching system signals the incoming call on each telephone link that is part of the shared line appearance group for that particular wireless set. The PCS system on which the particular wireless set is presently registered responds to the incoming call signal by establishing a call between the particular wireless set and the incoming call. During the call, if the wireless set physically moves and establishes communications with a base station of another PCS system, the other PCS system becomes active on the shared line appearance telephone link assigned to the wireless set on the other PCS system. The original PCS system becomes inactive on the shared line appearance telephone link associated with the wireless set when the wireless set transfers itself to the other PCS system.

6292672, Sep 18, 2001

Oct 29, 1998

9/182339

David L. Chavez - Thornton CO

Avaya Technology Corp. - Basking Ridge NJ

H04B 700, H04Q 720

455519

A wireless terminal dynamically positions itself into a call pickup group based on the location of the wireless terminal. Similarly, a wireless terminal dynamically removes itself from a call pickup group on the basis of the location of the wireless terminal. A wireless terminal can be excluded from joining a call pickup group in a specific location. The wireless terminal positions itself into the call pickup group by communicating information with other wireless terminals already in the call pickup group. This communication is controlled by a controlling wireless terminal with which the wireless terminal first communicates upon entering the location. The wireless terminal determines its position by communication with a fixed unit assigned to the location of call pickup group. Upon determining that it is leaving the location, the wireless terminal transmits a message to controlling wireless terminal to inform it of this fact. In turn, the controlling wireless terminal transmits messages to the other wireless terminals to inform them of the departure of the wireless terminal.

8515049, Aug 20, 2013

Mar 10, 2010

12/720923

David Lee Chavez - Broomfield CO, US
David Scott Mohler - Arvada CO, US
Brett Alan Shockley - Eden Prairie MN, US

Avaya Inc. - Basking Ridge NJ

H04M 3/00

37926502, 37926513

A complete social network based, urgent matter, communications solution and response system is provided. The system can monitor one or more social networks (or other sources of information) for the presence of keywords, scalar urgency ratings, the identity and/or number of the parties submitting the urgent requests, temporal factors such as day, date, time, time zone, or the like, in an effort to determine which social network posts or communications are urgent, and optionally prioritize or rank pending urgent matters. The system can also determine who should be involved with solving or addressing the urgent matter. The system can also determine the presence of the parties needed to solve the urgent matter, and can, based on the presence information, setup a real-time or near real-time communications session between the parties to address the urgent matter.

6192132, Feb 20, 2001

Jun 26, 1998

9/105670

David L. Chavez - Thornton CO
John C. Moran - Thornton CO

Avaya Technology Corp. - Miami Lakes FL

G06F 1300

380284

Allowing a service vendor to establish a set of Internet access accounts with an Internet service provider and to have the capability of activating or deactivating an Internet access account by directly interacting with the Internet service provider system via a digital link. In addition, the service vendor can determine the amount of access time that has been spent on each of the Internet access accounts owned by the service vendor. The service vendor can also rent to a user an Internet terminal that can only be utilized to access the Internet access account rented to that user. In the Internet terminal, the Internet access account number is encrypted and cannot be modified by the user. In addition, the service provider has the capability of disabling the rented Internet terminal by transmission of a message via the Internet service provider system.

6018665, Jan 25, 2000

Aug 1, 1997

8/904383

David L. Chavez - Thornton CO
Gary L. Griffith - Arvada CO
Wilfred E. Lehder - Rumson NJ
Joseph C. Rorick - Longmont CO
Michael J. Stima - Bridgewater NJ

Lucent Technologies - Murray Hill NJ

H04M 1100

455462

Providing by a wireless terminal the sole communication link to a wireless telecommunication switching system, and inserting the wireless terminal into an auxiliary desktop unit to provide the full functional capabilities of a business telecommunication terminal. The result is that a user has one telephone number for the wireless terminal, and yet, when the wireless terminal is inserted into the auxiliary unit, the user is provided the full capabilities of a modern business telecommunication wired terminal. Also, no wired telephone links must be installed since the wireless terminal communicates solely over a wireless media.

2012022, Aug 30, 2012

Jun 29, 2011

13/172363

David L. Chavez - Broomfield CO, US

AVAYA INC. - Basking Ridge NJ

H04N 5/445, H04N 7/173

725 37, 725106

Methods and systems for presenting information regarding multiple categories of content are provided. In addition, methods and systems that suggest activities by a user in relation to content and determined affinity for content in relation to user contacts are provided. A user interface application is provided that operates to display status and/or historical information regarding content, suggested activities, and suggested contacts. The user can interact with the interface to access detailed information and to act on suggestions.

8060071, Nov 15, 2011

Aug 9, 2006

11/502200

Albert G. Bertagnole - Parsippany NJ, US
David L. Chavez - Broomfield CO, US
Jennifer L. Crowley - Thornton CO, US
Jeffrey Meis - Broomfield CO, US
Mark T. Rolfs - Fort Collins CO, US

Avaya Inc. - Basking Ridge NJ

H04M 3/42

455417, 4554141, 455415, 455416, 370259, 370271, 370265, 370328, 370338, 37921101, 37921102

In one embodiment, an enterprise network is provided that includes a mobility agent associated with a switch/server or. The mobility agent creates a visitor application record associated with a second communication device. The visitor application record is associated with a first subscriber. A second subscriber is normally associated with the second communication device, and the first subscriber with a first communication device. In response to creating the visitor application record, the native communication device record is associated with a virtual communication device having the same public and/or private numbers as the second communication device.

7319692, Jan 15, 2008

Feb 21, 2003

10/370845

Frank J. Boyle - Broomfield CO, US
David L. Chavez - Thornton CO, US
Kurt H. Haserodt - Westminster CO, US
Stephen M. Milton - Freehold NJ, US
Chandra M. Ravipati - Thornton CO, US

Avaya Technology Corp. - Basking Ridge NJ

H04L 12/66, H04M 1/64, H04M 7/00, G06F 15/16

370352, 370353, 370354, 370355, 370356, 379 8817, 37922001, 37922101, 37921102, 709203, 709204

The present invention is directed to a telecommunications system for routing a contact to a selected address, comprising (a) an input for receiving a contact message comprising a source address and a destination address of a subscriber communication device associated with a subscriber and (b) mobility agent for determining whether or not the source address in the contact message corresponds to a proxy server and, when the source address corresponds to a proxy server , causing the contact not to be routed to a selected address and, when the source address does not correspond to a proxy server , causing the contact to be routed to the selected address.

2010024, Sep 30, 2010

Mar 11, 2010

12/722263

David L. Chavez - Broomfield CO, US
Larry J. Hardouin - Broomfield CO, US

AVAYA INC. - Basking Ridge NJ

H04L 12/66, G06F 15/16, H04M 11/00

370352, 709206, 379 9317

Systems and methods for providing contextual information to one or more parties to a communications session are provided. More particularly, context information relevant to a party to a communications session is delivered to another party to the communications session as part of a communications message. In addition to information providing an identification of a party for whom context information is provided, embodiments of the present invention may make use of supplemental information in selecting context information for delivery.

2008012, May 22, 2008

May 29, 2007

11/754636

David L. Chavez - Broomfield CO, US

AVAYA TECHNOLOGY LLC - Basking Ridge NJ

G06Q 10/00, G06F 17/40

705 1, 7071041

A contact center is provided that includes an input operable to receive work items -, a work item processing agent to populate work item containers -with information respecting the received work items, and a notification agent to notify subscribing entities of state changes in the work item containers. The processing agent transfers work items to a subscribing entity when requested by the subscribing entity via a subscription notification comprising an applet or serve-let.