Abstract: A multi-format communications system provides a way for a company to control information, some of which may be confidential information, such as PHI, exchanged with existing and potential customers, through individuals associated with the company in a manner preferred by the customers, particularly for non-confidential information, while maintaining a permanent record of communications. With the company maintaining control, if an employee leaves, the employee can be blocked from access to customer information, including communications. Additionally, a time-line view of all events related to a customer can be displayed including communications.

Abstract: A multi-format communications system provides a way for a company to control information, some of which may be confidential information, such as PHI, exchanged with existing and potential customers, through individuals associated with the company in a manner preferred by the customers, particularly for non-confidential information, while maintaining a permanent record of communications. With the company maintaining control, if an employee leaves, the employee can be blocked from access to customer information, including communications. Additionally, a time-line view of all events related to a customer can be displayed including communications.

Abstract: A multi-format communications system provides a way for a company to control information, some of which may be confidential information, such as PHI, exchanged with existing and potential customers, through individuals associated with the company in a manner preferred by the customers, particularly for non-confidential information, while maintaining a permanent record of communications. With the company maintaining control, if an employee leaves, the employee can be blocked from access to customer information, including communications. Additionally, a time-line view of all events related to a customer can be displayed including communications.

Abstract: The present invention provides a relay-fuse system for increasing overall ampere interrupt current (AIC) rating of the relay. The relay fuse system comprises a relay having a base member configured to be connected to an electrical device; a fuse assembly mounted on the base member, the fuse assembly having a first clip and a second clip capable of electrically engaging a fuse; a fuse carrier member configured to form a receiving area for receiving the first clip, the second clip, and the fuse; and a cover member mounted on said fuse carrier member for covering the receiving area. The first clip is capable of connecting to the relay, the second clip is capable of connecting to an incoming power line thereby establishes electrical connection between the incoming power line, the relay fuse system, and the electrical device and increases overall ampere interrupt current (AIC) rating of said relay.

Abstract: Disclosed is a frame for a radio frequency communication system. The frame has a frame central opening configured by an inner perimeter and an outer perimeter and a groove. The frame is capable of securely receiving and snugly retaining a circuit board of the radio frequency communication system in the frame central opening and a radio frequency antenna of the circuit board in the groove thereby enabling the radio frequency antenna to extend outside a perimeter of any metallic member of the radio frequency communication system and overcoming the negative field of the metallic members. The frame of the present invention allows a larger antenna with larger perimeter area to be achieved and provides an aesthetic look to the wall mountable radio communication systems.

Abstract: A woven product formed by providing natural fiber warp yarns of various colors, providing natural fiber weft yarns of various colors, and providing synthetic weft yarns capable of receiving sublimation printing ink dyes. The yarns are woven together by selectively exposing the natural fiber warp yarns, the natural fiber weft yarns, and the synthetic weft yarns during weaving. Selected areas containing exposed synthetic weft are dyed by sublimation printing for personalizing the woven product. During weaving, the yarns are controlled to float the synthetic weft yarns in the selected areas where exposure of the synthetic weft yarns is concentrated to provide a print receiving face for sublimation printing which holds sublimation printing dye.