Sarah Braden White
Physician at Winsted, Austin, TX

2012007, Mar 22, 2012

Sep 16, 2010

12/883645

Danny Y. Chen - Austin TX, US
Fabian F. Morgan - Austin TX, US
Sandra J. Schlosser - Austin TX, US
Sarah V. White Eagle - Austin TX, US

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION - Armonk NY

G06F 17/28

704 2

An account system obtains a first translation file associated with it. The account system obtains a second translation file from a second account system, wherein the second account system is a data processing system. The account system determines whether a third account system has a third translation file with untranslated terms. The account system obtains the third translation file from the third account system, responding to a determination that the third account system has the third translation file with untranslated terms. The account system, responding to a determination that the third account system has the third translation file with untranslated terms, forms a comprehensive file from at least two files selected from the group consisting of the first translation file, second and/or third translation files. The account system translates the comprehensive file to form a translated file.

8516138, Aug 20, 2013

Aug 31, 2010

12/873012

Matt R. Kuritzky - Poughkeepsie NY, US
Fabian F. Morgan - Austin TX, US
Sandra J. Schlosser - Austin TX, US
Sarah V. White Eagle - Austin TX, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 15/16

709229

An authentication configurator may define a LDAP security group for LDAP authentication, wherein the LDAP security group is associated with rights. It may define a native security group for native authentication users, wherein the native authentication group has at least one right not present in the LDAP security group, and define customer-specified LDAP chains. It may configure an LDAP authentication web application and a native authentication web application, wherein the LDAP authentication web application and the native authentication web application each connect to a service management database, and the LDAP authentication web application uses the customer-specified LDAP chains. A first Uniform Resource Locator (URL) for LDAP authentication to access the LDAP authentication web application and a second URL for native authentication to access the native authentication web application may also be configured. It may assess the authentication requirements of a customer and create a user identifier, responsive to assessing.

2009026, Oct 22, 2009

Apr 16, 2008

12/104225

Yen-Fu Chen - Austin TX, US
Fabian F. Morgan - Austin TX, US
Keith R. Walker - Austin TX, US
Sarah V. White Eagle - Austin TX, US

G06F 15/16

709206

Methods, systems, and media are disclosed for managing the routing of an email at the server level to an email client by preferences set in a routing application located on the server. One embodiment includes querying, by a routing application located on a server and associated with an email system, the email by comparison to conditions for each preference set in the routing application, wherein a preference comprises a routing action. Further, the method includes identifying, based on the querying and by the routing application, a match between the email and at least one of the conditions. Further still, the method includes performing, based on the match and by the routing application, the preference associated with the at least one of the conditions of the email, whereby the email is transmitted to an email client.

2009010, Apr 23, 2009

Oct 18, 2007

11/874758

Yen-Fu Chen - Austin TX, US
Fabian F. Morgan - Austin TX, US
Keith R. Walker - Austin TX, US
Sarah V. White Eagle - Austin TX, US

G06F 15/16

709206

Methods, systems, and media are disclosed for managing multiple email addresses, each of which are associated with a known contact, e.g., a specific person. One embodiment includes selecting email addresses for an email to be sent through a computer system in communication with a mail server, wherein the email addresses comprise an email distribution list. Further, the method includes querying, before sending the email, for duplicate contacts associated with the email addresses in the email distribution list for the email. Further still, the method includes updating, after the querying, the email distribution list to the email addresses left in a remaining email distribution list produced through removal, if any, of the duplicate contacts identified by the querying. Finally, the method includes sending the email to contacts associated with each of the email addresses in the remaining email distribution list, wherein the contacts are in communication with the mail server.

8200520, Jun 12, 2012

Oct 3, 2007

11/866578

Yen-Fu Chen - Austin TX, US
Fabian F. Morgan - Austin TX, US
Keith R. Walker - Austin TX, US
Sarah V. White Eagle - Austin TX, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06Q 10/00

705 719, 705 718, 705 721, 705 724, 705 722, 705 723

Methods, systems, apparatuses, and computer program products for confirming attendance of prospective attendees to a meeting or events via time management or event scheduling applications, such as calendar applications, are disclosed. Various embodiments comprise scheduling the meeting, waiting for a period of time, and automatically sending confirmation requests to one or more prospective attendees of the meeting. Some embodiments also comprise sending invitations to and receiving acceptances by one or more prospective attendees. Some embodiments further comprise receiving one or more responses to the confirmation requests from the prospective attendees. Some embodiments may reschedule the meeting, or events of the meeting, based upon responses to the confirmation requests. Various embodiments may send or receive the confirmation requests and responses via instant messaging (IM) messages, e-mail messages, and short message service (SMS) messages.

2013031, Nov 21, 2013

Jul 15, 2013

13/941852

Fabian F. Morgan - Austion TX, US
Sandra J. Schlosser - Austin TX, US
Sarah V. White Eagle - Austin TX, US

H04L 29/06

726 4

An authentication configurator may define a LDAP security group for LDAP authentication, wherein the LDAP security group is associated with rights. It may define a native security group for native authentication users, wherein the native authentication group has at least one right not present in the LDAP security group, and define customer-specified LDAP chains. It may configure an LDAP authentication web application and a native authentication web application, wherein the LDAP authentication web application and the native authentication web application each connect to a service management database, and the LDAP authentication web application uses the customer-specified LDAP chains. A first Uniform Resource Locator (URL) for LDAP authentication to access the LDAP authentication web application and a second URL for native authentication to access the native authentication web application may also be configured. It may assess the authentication requirements of a customer and create a user identifier, responsive to assessing.

7836441, Nov 16, 2010

Feb 13, 2006

11/352700

Yen-Fu Chen - Austin TX, US
Cliff D. Cyphers - Pflugerville TX, US
Angel E. Tomala-Reyes - Flushing NY, US
Keith R. Walker - Austin TX, US
Sarah V. White Eagle - Austin TX, US

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

G06F 9/44

717168

An application server administration framework (ASAF) minimizes the number of manual steps during the installation or modification processes by allowing a user to accomplish the installation or modification by entering values in a property file. A deployment script is invoked that identifies changes in the property files, and invokes appropriate procedures from a procedure script. The procedure script links the property file to one or more component scripts so that the values entered by the administrator are populated to the appropriate component scripts. When the values have been populated to the appropriate component scripts, the deployment script invokes the scripting engine which runs the scripts to make the necessary changes to the configuration files for the application server.

2013031, Nov 28, 2013

Aug 5, 2013

13/958805

Fabian F. Morgan - Austin TX, US
Sandra J. Schlosser - Austin TX, US
Sarah V. White Eagle - Austin TX, US

G06F 17/30

707756

Revised component selector extracts a translation file comprising a plurality of English keys and translation language values in a database, including untranslated keys as an XML file. The revised component selector extracts a plurality of English keys and translation language values and determines whether there are XML unsupported characters in the XML file. The revised component selector first filters out the XML unsupported characters to form a resultant file, responsive to a determination that XML unsupported characters are in the XML file. The revised component second selector filters out translated data from the resultant file to form an untranslated file. The revised component selector selects a subset of data. The revised component selector, responsive to selecting, third filters out any data not included in the subset to form a translatable file, responsive to selecting. The revised component selector sends the translatable file to a translation center to translate.

2009001, Jan 15, 2009

Jul 13, 2007

11/777647

Yen-Fu Chen - Austin TX, US
Fabian F. Morgan - Austin TX, US
Keith Raymond Walker - Austin TX, US
Sarah Vijoya White Eagle - Austin TX, US

G06Q 40/00

705 39, 705 26, 705 38

The illustrative embodiments described herein provide a computer-implemented method, apparatus, and computer program product for providing user access to payment methods. The process generates a set of recommended payment methods in a set of payment methods to form a recommendation. The set of recommended payment methods are recommended to complete the transaction. The process provides the recommendation to a user on a user interface. The process provides the application for the user to apply for the right to use the recommended payment method on a user interface in response to a determination that a recommended payment method in the recommendation is presently unavailable to the user.