Patents by Inventor Emmett M. Perry, Jr.

Emmett M. Perry, Jr. 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).

  • Electronic document presentment services in the event of a disaster
    Patent number: 7698151
    Abstract: The disaster recovery techniques, for presentment of a company's bills, statements or the like, provide electronic document presentment in the event of a disaster that impacts the company's print mail delivery operation or other existing mailing system(s). Files containing electronic documents are received, from a system associated with the print mail delivery operation, and the documents are stored in a database. Preferably, the systems use the company's existing data files. The files may be converted to a format compatible with one or more electronic delivery methodologies, if necessary. The disaster recovery systems present notice and/or data from the documents to the company's customers electronically, for example as e-mail (notice or message containing some or all of the document data), as a document attachment to an e-mail, via a web site, and possibly via telephone voice announcement.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: January 3, 2003
    Date of Patent: April 13, 2010
    Assignee: Bell & Howell Mail and Messaging Technologies Company
    Inventors: Francesco Gozzo, Emmett M. Perry, Jr., William W. Walker, Michael J. Maselli, James N. Sutton, Jr.
  • Electronic document presentment services in the event of a disaster
    Publication number: 20090037762
    Abstract: The disaster recovery techniques, for presentment of a company's bills, statements or the like, provide electronic document presentment in the event of a disaster that impacts the company's print mail delivery operation or other existing mailing system(s). Files containing electronic documents are received, from a system associated with the print mail delivery operation, and the documents are stored in a database. Preferably, the systems use the company's existing data files. The files may be converted to a format compatible with one or more electronic delivery methodologies, if necessary. The disaster recovery systems present notice and/or data from the documents to the company's customers electronically, for example as e-mail (notice or message containing some or all of the document data), as a document attachment to an e-mail, via a web site, and possibly via telephone voice announcement.
    Type: Application
    Filed: January 3, 2003
    Publication date: February 5, 2009
    Inventors: Francesco Gozzo, Emmett M. Perry,, JR., William W. Walker, Michael J. Maselli, James N. Sutton,, JR.