Patents by Inventor Fred Briden

Fred Briden 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).

  • Dynamic application configuration techniques
    Patent number: 11729053
    Abstract: In some implementations, a system enables users to create dynamically configurable applications that can be dynamically configured and adjusted. An application that runs on the server system in a first configuration is configured using a first configuration template. Data indicating (i) that the application is being accessed on a computing device in the first configuration, and (ii) a request to adjust the first configuration of the application is received. Operations are then performed while the application is being accessed on the computing device in the first configuration. A second configuration template that specifies a second configuration of the application corresponding to the request included in the received data is generated. The application is adjusted using the second configuration template to run in the second configuration. An instruction is provided to the computing device to enable the computing device to access the application running in the second configuration.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: July 1, 2022
    Date of Patent: August 15, 2023
    Assignee: Appian Corporation
    Inventors: Suvajit Gupta, John Rogers, Fred Briden, Susumu Noda, Jonathon Blonchek
  • Dynamic application configuration techniques
    Patent number: 11381449
    Abstract: In some implementations, a system enables users to create dynamically configurable applications that can be dynamically configured and adjusted. An application that runs on the server system in a first configuration is configured using a first configuration template. Data indicating (i) that the application is being accessed on a computing device in the first configuration, and (ii) a request to adjust the first configuration of the application is received. Operations are then performed while the application is being accessed on the computing device in the first configuration. A second configuration template that specifies a second configuration of the application corresponding to the request included in the received data is generated. The application is adjusted using the second configuration template to run in the second configuration. An instruction is provided to the computing device to enable the computing device to access the application running in the second configuration.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 12, 2019
    Date of Patent: July 5, 2022
    Assignee: Appian Corporation
    Inventors: Suvajit Gupta, John Rogers, Fred Briden, Susumu Noda, Jonathon Blonchek
  • Dynamic application configuration techniques
    Patent number: 10382262
    Abstract: In some implementations, a system enables users to create dynamically configurable applications that can be dynamically configured and adjusted. An application that runs on the server system in a first configuration is configured using a first configuration template. Data indicating (i) that the application is being accessed on a computing device in the first configuration, and (ii) a request to adjust the first configuration of the application is received. Operations are then performed while the application is being accessed on the computing device in the first configuration. A second configuration template that specifies a second configuration of the application corresponding to the request included in the received data is generated. The application is adjusted using the second configuration template to run in the second configuration. An instruction is provided to the computing device to enable the computing device to access the application running in the second configuration.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: May 10, 2017
    Date of Patent: August 13, 2019
    Assignee: Appian Corporation
    Inventors: Suvajit Gupta, John Rogers, Fred Briden, Susumu Noda, Jonathon Blonchek