Patents by Inventor Matthew B. Urmy

Matthew B. Urmy 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).

  • Action alignment for event planning, project management and process structuring
    Patent number: 9064015
    Abstract: An action alignment system for event planning and execution searches out web sites relating to event planning and, based on web site content, constructs a database of various tasks that might be desired for different events (tasks can also be manually added to the database). The tasks have associated tags which allow a task search engine to match a user query representing a proposed event to potential tasks. This list of potential tasks is presented to the user who may then select the tasks as desired to customize the event plan. Vendors can provide pre-packaged deals for the tasks, and this information can be included with the task database, selected by the user, and added to the event plan. A scheduler and alert engine then inserts appropriate entries into the user's calendar, and sends timely alerts to the user which include links that simplify event management.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 24, 2013
    Date of Patent: June 23, 2015
    Assignee: Artist Growth, LLC
    Inventors: Matthew B. Urmy, Jonathan A. Sexton, John A. Curtis
  • ACTION ALIGNMENT FOR EVENT PLANNING, PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND PROCESS STRUCTURING
    Publication number: 20140379750
    Abstract: An action alignment system for event planning and execution searches out web sites relating to event planning and, based on web site content, constructs a database of various tasks that might be desired for different events (tasks can also be manually added to the database). The tasks have associated tags which allow a task search engine to match a user query representing a proposed event to potential tasks. This list of potential tasks is presented to the user who may then select the tasks as desired to customize the event plan. Vendors can provide pre-packaged deals for the tasks, and this information can be included with the task database, selected by the user, and added to the event plan. A scheduler and alert engine then inserts appropriate entries into the user's calendar, and sends timely alerts to the user which include links that simplify event management.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 24, 2013
    Publication date: December 25, 2014
    Inventors: Matthew B. Urmy, Jonathan A. Sexton, John A. Curtis
  • Action alignment for event planning, project management and process structuring
    Patent number: 8615504
    Abstract: An action alignment system for event planning and execution searches out web sites relating to event planning and, based on web site content, constructs a database of various tasks that might be desired for different events (tasks can also be manually added to the database). The tasks have associated tags which allow a task search engine to match a user query representing a proposed event to potential tasks. This list of potential tasks is presented to the user who may then select the tasks as desired to customize the event plan. Vendors can provide pre-packaged deals for the tasks, and this information can be included with the task database, selected by the user, and added to the event plan. A scheduler and alert engine then inserts appropriate entries into the user's calendar, and sends timely alerts to the user which include links that simplify event management.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 14, 2011
    Date of Patent: December 24, 2013
    Assignee: Artist Growth, LLC
    Inventors: Matthew B. Urmy, Jonathan A. Sexton, John A. Curtis
  • ACTION ALIGNMENT FOR EVENT PLANNING, PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND PROCESS STRUCTURING
    Publication number: 20130159270
    Abstract: An action alignment system for event planning and execution searches out web sites relating to event planning and, based on web site content, constructs a database of various tasks that might be desired for different events (tasks can also be manually added to the database). The tasks have associated tags which allow a task search engine to match a user query representing a proposed event to potential tasks. This list of potential tasks is presented to the user who may then select the tasks as desired to customize the event plan. Vendors can provide pre-packaged deals for the tasks, and this information can be included with the task database, selected by the user, and added to the event plan. A scheduler and alert engine then inserts appropriate entries into the user's calendar, and sends timely alerts to the user which include links that simplify event management.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 14, 2011
    Publication date: June 20, 2013
    Inventors: Matthew B. Urmy, Jonathan A. Sexton, John A. Curtis