MICHAEL J PRITULA
Engineering in Scarsdale, NY
License number
Massachusetts 22765
Issued Date
Jul 29, 2010
Type
Engineer in Training
Address
Address
Scarsdale, NY 10583
Professional information
System And Method For Determining And Implementing Best Practice In A Distributed Workforce
US Patent:
2002009, Jul 11, 2002
Filed:
Jan 11, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/757700
Inventors:
Thomas Anderson - Sherborn MA, US
Andreas Beroutsos - New York NY, US
Kevin Bradicich - Riverside CT, US
Nathaniel Foote - Newton MA, US
Jonathan Harris - New York NY, US
Brian Hanessian - Chicago IL, US
Quentin Hope - Denver CO, US
Brian Kanner - Kemebunkport ME, US
David Krawitz - Elizabeth Bay, AU
John Lucas - Evanston IL, US
Simon Mendelson - New York NY, US
Michael Pritula - Scarsdale NY, US
Nicholas Rudd - New York NY, US
Nancy Schmitt - New York NY, US
Ellen Shumway - Chicago IL, US
Laurence Smith - Natick MA, US
Nancy Taubenslag - Scarsdale NY, US
John Wilcox - New York NY, US
Kristina Wollschlaeger - Brooklyn NY, US
William Joiner - Concord MA, US
Andreas Beroutsos - New York NY, US
Kevin Bradicich - Riverside CT, US
Nathaniel Foote - Newton MA, US
Jonathan Harris - New York NY, US
Brian Hanessian - Chicago IL, US
Quentin Hope - Denver CO, US
Brian Kanner - Kemebunkport ME, US
David Krawitz - Elizabeth Bay, AU
John Lucas - Evanston IL, US
Simon Mendelson - New York NY, US
Michael Pritula - Scarsdale NY, US
Nicholas Rudd - New York NY, US
Nancy Schmitt - New York NY, US
Ellen Shumway - Chicago IL, US
Laurence Smith - Natick MA, US
Nancy Taubenslag - Scarsdale NY, US
John Wilcox - New York NY, US
Kristina Wollschlaeger - Brooklyn NY, US
William Joiner - Concord MA, US
International Classification:
G06F017/60
US Classification:
705/009000, 705/007000, 705/010000
Abstract:
The present invention provides a system and method for determining, distributing and implementing the best practice for performing a task, and for assessing deviations from that best practice. A feature of the invention involves the identification of qualified reviewers from among workers who perform the task, in order to facilitate and expedite assessment of other workers' performance of the task, and to help prompt interest by other workers in learning and implementing the best practice. Other features include rapid identification of best practices, which enables organizations to adapt their best practices as changes occur in the industry and in customer expectations. The systems and methods of the present invention are especially useful in the context of organizations, such as insurance companies, whose workforces may be distributed over a number of offices.