Patents by Inventor Bruce Zak
Bruce Zak has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 11544756Abstract: Disclosed herein is a web service system and method comprising a determine best result engine useful for presenting intelligent objective decisions for at least one scenario for at least one collection of criteria across many different industries and market segments including but not limited to healthcare, manufacturing, and financial services. In some forms, the web service system also or alternatively provides automatic configuration of at least one of an array of items and services and results that a customer/user requires in preparation of completing a task. The web service system can utilize a plurality of knowledge data engines to capture and analyze information of a predetermined type to produce knowledge data for consideration by the determine best result engine.Type: GrantFiled: June 24, 2020Date of Patent: January 3, 2023Inventor: Bruce Zak
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Publication number: 20220005091Abstract: Disclosed herein is a product listing protection system (PLPS) and methods for the automated management of product details information on an online marketplace. The PLPS comprises a listing protection app executed on a processor of a computer system that provides the capability to obtain product detail information from multiple sources on a manual, near real-time, or scheduled basis and determine discrepancies when compared to a product master. The listing protection app can then either automatically take corrective actions to erroneous data, or notify the appropriate user that corrective action needs to be taken. The listing protection app begins by pulling available product data and product order data from marketplaces. Also described is an automated repricing component of the PLPS comprising a repricing app. The repricing app also begins by pulling available product data and product order data and comparing to levels in stock to automatically make repricing adjustments accordingly.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 6, 2021Publication date: January 6, 2022Inventor: Bruce Zak
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Publication number: 20200387662Abstract: A web site may be present on the World Wide Web, an Internet location, an intranet location, an extranet location, or some other form of network interface. A system for automated management of content on a network interface can automatically create applications and links to those applications without human intervention. Examples of automated applications include newsroom applications, calendar of events, employment opportunities, project portfolio, biographies, frequently asked questions, document library, category management, product catalogs, e-mail broadcasts, surveys, and newsletters. Fully normalized hierarchies of business rules and user profiles can be supported by the system to facilitate automation and configurability. Multiple content providers can manager a single web site in a simultaneous or substantially simultaneous manner. Multiple organizations can use the system to manage multiple web sites in a substantially simultaneous manner.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 27, 2020Publication date: December 10, 2020Inventors: Bruce ZAK, Regina ZAK
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Publication number: 20200320602Abstract: Disclosed herein is a web service system and method comprising a determine best result engine useful for presenting intelligent objective decisions for at least one scenario for at least one collection of criteria across many different industries and market segments including but not limited to healthcare, manufacturing, and financial services. In some forms, the web service system also or alternatively provides automatic configuration of at least one of an array of items and services and results that a customer/user requires in preparation of completing a task. The web service system can utilize a plurality of knowledge data engines to capture and analyze information of a predetermined type to produce knowledge data for consideration by the determine best result engine.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 24, 2020Publication date: October 8, 2020Inventor: Bruce Zak
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Patent number: 10699325Abstract: A online planning service system method enabling users to select and purchase presorted goods for an event comprising the steps of: saving a product table referencing products for sale; saving configured packages based on products available from said product table; saving selections representing various types of events from which a user may choose; saving configured packages matched to selected events; displaying consumer facing options on a client system of a first user; generating by a computing device processor one or more configured packages of goods corresponding to consumer facing option inputs received by said first user and from data from a determine best package knowledge engine that grows in intelligence over time; displaying configured packages of goods; displaying total cost of each configured package; receiving instructions for one or more of; processing a sale and saving information input by the first user; executing said instructions from the first user.Type: GrantFiled: March 8, 2017Date of Patent: June 30, 2020Inventor: Bruce Zak
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Patent number: 10606930Abstract: The disclosed invention is a system and method (collectively the “system”) for the automated management of content on a network interface. The network interface can be a web site on the World Wide Web, an Internet location, an intranet location, an extranet location, or some other form of network interface (collectively “web site”). The system can automatically create applications and links to those applications without human intervention. Examples of automated applications include newsroom applications, calendar of events, employment opportunities, project portfolio, biographies, frequently asked questions, document library, category management, product catalogs, e-mail broadcasts, surveys, and newsletters. Fully normalized hierarchies of business rules and user profiles can be supported by the system to facilitate automation and configurability. Multiple content providers can manager a single web site in a simultaneous or substantially simultaneous manner.Type: GrantFiled: October 21, 2016Date of Patent: March 31, 2020Inventor: Bruce Zak
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Publication number: 20170262927Abstract: A online planning service system method enabling users to select and purchase presorted goods for an event comprising the steps of: saving a product table referencing products for sale; saving configured packages based on products available from said product table; saving selections representing various types of events from which a user may choose; saving configured packages matched to selected events; displaying consumer facing options on a client system of a first user; generating by a computing device processor one or more configured packages of goods corresponding to consumer facing option inputs received by said first user and from data from a determine best package knowledge engine that grows in intelligence over time; displaying configured packages of goods; displaying total cost of each configured package; receiving instructions for one or more of; processing a sale and saving information input by the first user; executing said instructions from the first user.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 8, 2017Publication date: September 14, 2017Inventor: Bruce Zak
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Publication number: 20170039173Abstract: The disclosed invention is a system and method (collectively the “system”) for the automated management of content on a network interface. The network interface can be a web site on the World Wide Web, an Internet location, an intranet location, an extranet location, or some other form of network interface (collectively “web site”). The system can automatically create applications and links to those applications without human intervention. Examples of automated applications include newsroom applications, calendar of events, employment opportunities, project portfolio, biographies, frequently asked questions, document library, category management, product catalogs, e-mail broadcasts, surveys, and newsletters. Fully normalized hierarchies of business rules and user profiles can be supported by the system to facilitate automation and configurability. Multiple content providers can manager a single web site in a simultaneous or substantially simultaneous manner.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 21, 2016Publication date: February 9, 2017Inventor: Bruce ZAK
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Patent number: 9514239Abstract: The disclosed invention is a system and method (collectively the “system”) for the automated management of content on a network interface. The network interface can be a web site on the World Wide Web, an Internet location, an intranet location, an extranet location, or some other form of network interface (collectively “web site”). The system can automatically create applications and links to those applications without human intervention. Examples of automated applications include newsroom applications, calendar of events, employment opportunities, project portfolio, biographies, frequently asked questions, document library, category management, product catalogs, e-mail broadcasts, surveys, and newsletters. Fully normalized hierarchies of business rules and user profiles can be supported by the system to facilitate automation and configurability. Multiple content providers can manage a single web site in a simultaneous or substantially simultaneous manner.Type: GrantFiled: April 28, 2014Date of Patent: December 6, 2016Inventor: Bruce Zak
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Patent number: 9141720Abstract: The disclosed invention is a system and method (collectively the “system”) for the automated management of content on a network interface. The network interface can be a web site on the World Wide Web, an Internet location, an intranet location, an extranet location, or some other form of network interface (collectively “web site”). The system can automatically create applications and links to those applications without human intervention. Examples of automated applications include newsroom applications, calendar of events, employment opportunities, project portfolio, biographies, frequently asked questions, document library, category management, product catalogs, e-mail broadcasts, surveys, and newsletters. Fully normalized hierarchies of business rules and user profiles can be supported by the system to facilitate automation and configurability. Multiple content providers can manage a single web site in a simultaneous or substantially simultaneous manner.Type: GrantFiled: July 11, 2014Date of Patent: September 22, 2015Inventor: Bruce Zak
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Publication number: 20140325326Abstract: The disclosed invention is a system and method (collectively the “system”) for the automated management of content on a network interface. The network interface can be a web site on the World Wide Web, an Internet location, an intranet location, an extranet location, or some other form of network interface (collectively “web site”). The system can automatically create applications and links to those applications without human intervention. Examples of automated applications include newsroom applications, calendar of events, employment opportunities, project portfolio, biographies, frequently asked questions, document library, category management, product catalogs, e-mail broadcasts, surveys, and newsletters. Fully normalized hierarchies of business rules and user profiles can be supported by the system to facilitate automation and configurability. Multiple content providers can manage a single web site in a simultaneous or substantially simultaneous manner.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 11, 2014Publication date: October 30, 2014Inventor: Bruce Zak
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Publication number: 20140237336Abstract: The disclosed invention is a system and method (collectively the “system”) for the automated management of content on a network interface. The network interface can be a web site on the World Wide Web, an Internet location, an intranet location, an extranet location, or some other form of network interface (collectively “web site”). The system can automatically create applications and links to those applications without human intervention. Examples of automated applications include newsroom applications, calendar of events, employment opportunities, project portfolio, biographies, frequently asked questions, document library, category management, product catalogs, e-mail broadcasts, surveys, and newsletters. Fully normalized hierarchies of business rules and user profiles can be supported by the system to facilitate automation and configurability. Multiple content providers can manage a single web site in a simultaneous or substantially simultaneous manner.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 28, 2014Publication date: August 21, 2014Inventors: Bruce Zak, Regina Zak
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Patent number: 8713134Abstract: The disclosed invention is a system and method (collectively the “system”) for the automated management of content on a network interface. The network interface can be a web site on the World Wide Web, an Internet location, an intranet location, an extranet location, or some other form of network interface (collectively “web site”). The system can automatically create applications and links to those applications without human intervention. Examples of automated applications include newsroom applications, calendar of events, employment opportunities, project portfolio, biographies, frequently asked questions, document library, category management, product catalogs, e-mail broadcasts, surveys, and newsletters. Fully normalized hierarchies of business rules and user profiles can be supported by the system to facilitate automation and configurability. Multiple content providers can manage a single web site in a simultaneous or substantially simultaneous manner.Type: GrantFiled: November 13, 2008Date of Patent: April 29, 2014Inventors: Bruce Zak, Regina Zak
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Publication number: 20090077219Abstract: The disclosed invention is a system and method (collectively the “system”) for the automated management of content on a network interface. The network interface can be a web site on the World Wide Web, an Internet location, an intranet location, an extranet location, or some other form of network interface (collectively “web site”). The system can automatically create applications and links to those applications without human intervention. Examples of automated applications include newsroom applications, calendar of events, employment opportunities, project portfolio, biographies, frequently asked questions, document library, category management, product catalogs, e-mail broadcasts, surveys, and newsletters. Fully normalized hierarchies of business rules and user profiles can be supported by the system to facilitate automation and configurability. Multiple content providers can manage a single web site in a simultaneous or substantially simultaneous manner.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 13, 2008Publication date: March 19, 2009Inventors: Bruce Zak, Regina Zak
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Patent number: 7472170Abstract: The disclosed invention is a system and method (collectively the “system”) for the automated management of content on a network interface. The network interface can be a web site on the World Wide Web, an Internet location, an intranet location, an extranet location, or some other form of network interface (collectively “web site”). The system can automatically create applications and links to those applications without human intervention. Examples of automated applications include newsroom applications, calendar of events, employment opportunities, project portfolio, biographies, frequently asked questions, document library, category management, product catalogs, e-mail broadcasts, surveys, and newsletters. Fully normalized hierarchies of business rules and user profiles can be supported by the system to facilitate automation and configurability. Multiple content providers can manage a single web site in a simultaneous or substantially simultaneous manner.Type: GrantFiled: February 13, 2003Date of Patent: December 30, 2008Inventors: Bruce Zak, Regina Zak
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Publication number: 20040196307Abstract: The disclosed invention is a system and method (collectively the “system”) for the automated management of content on a network interface. The network interface can be a web site on the World Wide Web, an Internet location, an intranet location, an extranet location, or some other form of network interface (collectively “web site”). The system can automatically create applications and links to those applications without human intervention. Examples of automated applications include newsroom applications, calendar of events, employment opportunities, project portfolio, biographies, frequently asked questions, document library, category management, product catalogs, e-mail broadcasts, surveys, and newsletters. Fully normalized hierarchies of business rules and user profiles can be supported by the system to facilitate automation and configurability. Multiple content providers can manage a single web site in a simultaneous or substantially simultaneous manner.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 13, 2003Publication date: October 7, 2004Inventors: Bruce Zak, Regina Zak