Patents by Inventor Kaviraj Singh
Kaviraj Singh 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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Publication number: 20120330920Abstract: The current application is directed to characterization of e-commerce-related searches and digital encoding of the characterizations in a database or other data-storage system by an e-commerce search engine. As one example, when a user enters a query term in a search textbox, the user is provided with a choice of pressing an action button labeled “I want to buy” or an action button labeled “I want to sell,” referred to as a “buy button” and “sell button,” respectively. The search engine records the buy-button and sell-button inputs along with corresponding search queries. The search-engine implementation then collects these queries from a large number of users into a database and matches them over a period of time, thus helping buyers find sellers and vice versa.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 19, 2012Publication date: December 27, 2012Inventors: Kaviraj Singh, Sandeep Agarwal, Predeep Singh Rajpoot
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Patent number: 7607130Abstract: A computing workflow system has a workflow process definition contained in a workflow table as script functions. The workflow table is part of an extended database schema operating with an extended store, a workflow engine and a script engine. The novel workflow system includes a server database having a data table and an associated workflow table. A workflow extended store is communicatively coupled to the server database. A workflow engine is also communicatively coupled to the server database and to the workflow extended store. Further, a script engine is communicatively coupled to the workflow engine. The workflow table includes workflow rules and associated code to be executed by the workflow engine. Each row of the workflow table represents a workflow step. Script functions are defined in the workflow table to evaluate the condition and execute the action of each workflow step. The rules and associated code in the workflow table is both declarative and procedural.Type: GrantFiled: March 8, 2004Date of Patent: October 20, 2009Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Kaviraj Singh, Tudor Toma, David C. Johnson, Scot J. Gellock, Joseph P. Fernando, Carlos P. Gomes, Min Wei
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Patent number: 7454462Abstract: A server federation cooperatively interacts to fulfill service requests by communicating using data structures that follow a schema in which the meaning of the communicated data is implied by the schema. Thus, in addition to the data being communicated, the meaning of the data is also communication allowing for intelligent decisions and inferences to be made based on the meaning of the data. Cooperative interaction is facilitated over a wide variety of networks by messaging through a common API that supports multiple transport mechanisms. Also, mid-session transfer between client devices is facilitated by schema and the transport-independent messaging structure. The user interfaces of the client devices will appear consistent even if the client devices have different user interface capabilities.Type: GrantFiled: January 31, 2005Date of Patent: November 18, 2008Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Joseph D. Belfiore, David G. Campbell, Steve Capps, Steven M. Cellini, Charles T. Fitzgerald, Vivek Gundotra, Mark H. Lucovsky, Paul A. Maritz, Amit Mital, Eric D. Rudder, Keith W. Short, Kaviraj Singh, Peter M. Spiro, Tandy W. Trower, David Vaskevitch
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Patent number: 7263551Abstract: A server federation cooperatively interacts to fulfill service requests by communicating using data structures that follow a schema in which the meaning of the communicated data is implied by the schema. Thus, in addition to the data being communicated, the meaning of the data is also communication allowing for intelligent decisions and inferences to be made based on the meaning of the data. Cooperative interaction is facilitated over a wide variety of networks by messaging through a common API that supports multiple transport mechanisms. Also, mid-session transfer between client devices is facilitated by schema and the transport-independent messaging structure. The user interfaces of the client devices will appear consistent even if the client devices have different user interface capabilities.Type: GrantFiled: December 9, 2005Date of Patent: August 28, 2007Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Joseph Belfiore, David Campbell, Steve Capps, Steven Cellini, Charles Fitzgerald, Vivek Gundotra, Mark Lucovsky, Paul Martiz, Amit Mital, Eric Rudder, Keith Short, Kaviraj Singh, Peter Spiro, Tandy Trower, David Vaskevitch
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Publication number: 20060230124Abstract: A server federation cooperatively interacts to fulfill service requests by communicating using data structures that follow a schema in which the meaning of the communicated data is implied by the schema. Thus, in addition to the data being communicated, the meaning of the data is also communication allowing for intelligent decisions and inferences to be made based on the meaning of the data. Cooperative interaction is facilitated over a wide variety of networks by messaging through a common API that supports multiple transport mechanisms. Also, mid-session transfer between client devices is facilitated by schema and the transport-independent messaging structure. The user interfaces of the client devices will appear consistent even if the client devices have different user interface capabilities.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 9, 2005Publication date: October 12, 2006Applicant: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Joseph Belfiore, David Campbell, Steve Capps, Steven Cellini, Charles Fitzgerald, Vivek Gundotra, Mark Lucovsky, Paul Martiz, Amit Mital, Eric Rudder, Keith Short, Kaviraj Singh, Peter Spiro, Tandy Trower, David Vaskevitch
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Patent number: 6990513Abstract: A server federation cooperatively interacts to fulfill service requests by communicating using data structures that follow a schema in which the meaning of the communicated data is implied by the schema. Thus, in addition to the data being communicated, the meaning of the data is also communication allowing for intelligent decisions and inferences to be made based on the meaning of the data. Cooperative interaction is facilitated over a wide variety of networks by messaging through a common API that supports multiple transport mechanisms. Also, mid-session transfer between client devices is facilitated by schema and the transport-independent messaging structure. The user interfaces of the client devices will appear consistent even if the client devices have different user interface capabilities.Type: GrantFiled: June 22, 2001Date of Patent: January 24, 2006Assignee: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Joseph Belfiore, David Campbell, Steve Capps, Steven Cellini, Charles Fitzgerald, Vivek Gundotra, Mark Lucovsky, Paul Maritz, Amit Mital, Eric Rudder, Keith Short, Kaviraj Singh, Peter Spiro, Tandy Trower, David Vaskevitch
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Publication number: 20050246415Abstract: A server federation cooperatively interacts to fulfill service requests by communicating using data structures that follow a schema in which the meaning of the communicated data is implied by the schema. Thus, in addition to the data being communicated, the meaning of the data is also communication allowing for intelligent decisions and inferences to be made based on the meaning of the data. Cooperative interaction is facilitated over a wide variety of networks by messaging through a common API that supports multiple transport mechanisms. Also, mid-session transfer between client devices is facilitated by schema and the transport-independent messaging structure. The user interfaces of the client devices will appear consistent even if the client devices have different user interface capabilities.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 31, 2005Publication date: November 3, 2005Applicant: MICROSOFT CORPORATIONInventors: Joseph Belfiore, David Campbell, Steve Capps, Steven Cellini, Charles Fitzgerald, Vivek Gundotra, Mark Lucovsky, Paul Maritz, Amit Mital, Eric Rudder, Keith Short, Kaviraj Singh, Peter Spiro, Tandy Trower, David Vaskevitch
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Publication number: 20040172445Abstract: A computing workflow system has a workflow process definition contained in a workflow table as script functions. The workflow table is part of an extended database schema operating with an extended store, a workflow engine and a script engine. The novel workflow system includes a server database having a data table and an associated workflow table. A workflow extended store is communicatively coupled to the server database. A workflow engine is also communicatively coupled to the server database and to the workflow extended store. Further, a script engine is communicatively coupled to the workflow engine. The workflow table includes workflow rules and associated code to be executed by the workflow engine. Each row of the workflow table represents a workflow step. Script functions are defined in the workflow table to evaluate the condition and execute the action of each workflow step. The rules and associated code in the workflow table is both declarative and procedural.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 8, 2004Publication date: September 2, 2004Inventors: Kaviraj Singh, Tudor Toma, David C. Johnson, Scot J. Gellock, Joseph P. Fernando, Carlos P. Gomes, Min Wei
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Publication number: 20020059425Abstract: A server federation cooperatively interacts to fulfill service requests by communicating using data structures that follow a schema in which the meaning of the communicated data is implied by the schema. Thus, in addition to the data being communicated, the meaning of the data is also communication allowing for intelligent decisions and inferences to be made based on the meaning of the data. Cooperative interaction is facilitated over a wide variety of networks by messaging through a common API that supports multiple transport mechanisms. Also, mid-session transfer between client devices is facilitated by schema and the transport-independent messaging structure. The user interfaces of the client devices will appear consistent even if the client devices have different user interface capabilities.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 22, 2001Publication date: May 16, 2002Applicant: Microsoft CorporationInventors: Joseph Belfiore, David Campbell, Steve Capps, Steven Cellini, Charles Fitzgerald, Vivek Gundotra, Mark Lucovsky, Paul Maritz, Amit Mital, Eric Rudder, Keith Short, Kaviraj Singh, Peter Spiro, Tandy Trower, David Vaskevitch