Patents by Inventor Patrick Pidduck
Patrick Pidduck 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: 20150082413Abstract: A secure network resource access system facilitates network access by network terminals to network resources located behind an enterprise firewall, and comprises a proxy server and a polling server. The proxy server is located logically outside the enterprise firewall for receiving application data from the network terminals. The polling server is located logically behind the enterprise firewall, and is configured to poll the proxy server to initiate transmission of the received application data from the proxy server to the polling server, to receive application data and associated network resource data from the proxy server in response to the poll, and to direct the application data to one of the network resources in accordance with the associated network resource data.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 24, 2014Publication date: March 19, 2015Inventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Larry Kuhl, Brian Hollander, Patrick Pidduck, Phillip Von Hatten, Mark Onischke, Clayton Grassick, Tim Lehan, Steven Coutts
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Publication number: 20150074790Abstract: A secure network resource access system facilitates network access by network terminals to network resources located behind an enterprise firewall, and comprises a proxy server and a polling server. The proxy server is located logically outside the enterprise firewall for receiving application data from the network terminals. The polling server is located logically behind the enterprise firewall, and is configured to poll the proxy server to initiate transmission of the received application data from the proxy server to the polling server, to receive application data and associated network resource data from the proxy server in response to the poll, and to direct the application data to one of the network resources in accordance with the associated network resource data.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 17, 2014Publication date: March 12, 2015Inventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Larry Kuhl, Brian Hollander, Patrick Pidduck, Phillip Von Hatten, Mark Onischke, Clayton Grassick, Tim Lehan, Steven Coutts
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Publication number: 20150074789Abstract: A secure network resource access system facilitates network access by network terminals to network resources located behind an enterprise firewall, and comprises a proxy server and a polling server. The proxy server is located logically outside the enterprise firewall for receiving application data from the network terminals. The polling server is located logically behind the enterprise firewall, and is configured to poll the proxy server to initiate transmission of the received application data from the proxy server to the polling server, to receive application data and associated network resource data from the proxy server in response to the poll, and to direct the application data to one of the network resources in accordance with the associated network resource data.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 17, 2014Publication date: March 12, 2015Inventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Larry Kuhl, Brian Hollander, Patrick Pidduck, Phillip Von Hatten, Mark Onischke, Clayton Grassick, Tim Lehan, Steven Coutts
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Publication number: 20150074791Abstract: A secure network resource access system facilitates network access by network terminals to network resources located behind an enterprise firewall, and comprises a proxy server and a polling server. The proxy server is located logically outside the enterprise firewall for receiving application data from the network terminals. The polling server is located logically behind the enterprise firewall, and is configured to poll the proxy server to initiate transmission of the received application data from the proxy server to the polling server, to receive application data and associated network resource data from the proxy server in response to the poll, and to direct the application data to one of the network resources in accordance with the associated network resource data.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 17, 2014Publication date: March 12, 2015Inventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Larry Kuhl, Brian Hollander, Patrick Pidduck, Phillip Von Hatten, Mark Onischke, Clayton Grassick, Tim Lehan, Steven Coutts
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Patent number: 8970873Abstract: A system and method are provided for routing print requests and managing internal printer resource data on an internal network with global printer resource data stored on an external network. Print requests are received for printer resources and it is determined whether the request may be served with printer resource data stored on the internal network. If the printer resource data is invalid or stale, then printer resource data is requested from the global server and the internal printer resource data is updated. The print request is then routed to the appropriate printer resource based on location information in the printer resource data associated with the requested printer resource. Network client devices may also be configured to connect to a print traffic server when connected to an internal network, and to the global server otherwise.Type: GrantFiled: September 17, 2010Date of Patent: March 3, 2015Assignee: Printeron Inc.Inventors: Philip Von Hatten, Patrick Pidduck, Rob Evers, Frank Kavanaugh, Mike Sobiski, Brian Hollander, Mei Zhou, Justin Turner, Mark Onischke, Michael Kuindersma, Dharmesh Krishnammagaru, Michael St. Laurent
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Patent number: 8812736Abstract: A limited-bandwidth network electronic data communication server includes an electronic data transmission server and a network terminal in communication with the electronic data transmission server over a communications network. The electronic data transmission server includes a data receiver for receiving a request for transmission of an e-mail attachment to a network terminal over a communications network. The e-mail attachment includes content and data defining the presentation of the content. A data processing system is in communication with the data receiver for converting the e-mail attachment into a less memory-intensive data format. The data processing system is configured to perform the conversion by extracting the content from the e-mail attachment without the presentation data. A data transmitter is in communication with the data processing system for transmitting the extracted content to the network terminal over the communications network without the presentation data.Type: GrantFiled: February 3, 2011Date of Patent: August 19, 2014Assignee: Printeron Inc.Inventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Patrick Pidduck, Tim Lehan, Kathy Pereira
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Publication number: 20130104222Abstract: A secure network resource access system facilitates network access by network terminals to network resources located behind an enterprise firewall, and comprises a proxy server and a polling server. The proxy server is located logically outside the enterprise firewall for receiving application data from the network terminals. The polling server is located logically behind the enterprise firewall, and is configured to poll the proxy server to initiate transmission of the received application data from the proxy server to the polling server, to receive application data and associated network resource data from the proxy server in response to the poll, and to direct the application data to one of the network resources in accordance with the associated network resource data.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 11, 2012Publication date: April 25, 2013Applicant: PRINTERON INC.Inventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Larry Kuhl, Brian Hollander, Patrick Pidduck, Steven Coutts, Philip Von Hatten, Mark Onischke, Clayton Grassick, Tim Lehan
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Publication number: 20130104223Abstract: A secure network resource access system facilitates network access by network terminals to network resources located behind an enterprise firewall, and comprises a proxy server and a polling server. The proxy server is located logically outside the enterprise firewall for receiving application data from the network terminals. The polling server is located logically behind the enterprise firewall, and is configured to poll the proxy server to initiate transmission of the received application data from the proxy server to the polling server, to receive application data and associated network resource data from the proxy server in response to the poll, and to direct the application data to one of the network resources in accordance with the associated network resource data.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 11, 2012Publication date: April 25, 2013Applicant: PRINTERON INC.Inventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Larry Kuhl, Brian Hollander, Patrick Pidduck, Steven Coutts, Philip Von Hatten, Mark Onischke, Clayton Grassick, Tim Lehan
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Publication number: 20130104225Abstract: A secure network resource access system facilitates network access by network terminals to network resources located behind an enterprise firewall, and comprises a proxy server and a polling server. The proxy server is located logically outside the enterprise firewall for receiving application data from the network terminals. The polling server is located logically behind the enterprise firewall, and is configured to poll the proxy server to initiate transmission of the received application data from the proxy server to the polling server, to receive application data and associated network resource data from the proxy server in response to the poll, and to direct the application data to one of the network resources in accordance with the associated network resource data.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 11, 2012Publication date: April 25, 2013Applicant: PRINTERON INC.Inventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Larry Kuhl, Brian Hollander, Patrick Pidduck, Steven Coutts, Phillip Von Hatten, Mark Onischke, Clayton Grassick, Tim Lehan
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Publication number: 20130104224Abstract: A secure network resource access system facilitates network access by network terminals to network resources located behind an enterprise firewall, and comprises a proxy server and a polling server. The proxy server is located logically outside the enterprise firewall for receiving application data from the network terminals. The polling server is located logically behind the enterprise firewall, and is configured to poll the proxy server to initiate transmission of the received application data from the proxy server to the polling server, to receive application data and associated network resource data from the proxy server in response to the poll, and to direct the application data to one of the network resources in accordance with the associated network resource data.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 11, 2012Publication date: April 25, 2013Applicant: PRINTERON INC.Inventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Larry Kuhl, Brian Hollander, Patrick Pidduck, Steven Coutts, Phillip Von Hatten, Mark Onischke, Clayton Grassick, Tim Lehan
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Publication number: 20120069385Abstract: A system and method are provided for routing print requests and managing internal printer resource data on an internal network with global printer resource data stored on an external network. Print requests are received for printer resources and it is determined whether the request may be served with printer resource data stored on the internal network. If the printer resource data is invalid or stale, then printer resource data is requested from the global server and the internal printer resource data is updated. The print request is then routed to the appropriate printer resource based on location information in the printer resource data associated with the requested printer resource. Network client devices may also be configured to connect to a print traffic server when connected to an internal network, and to the global server otherwise.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 17, 2010Publication date: March 22, 2012Applicant: PrinterOn Inc.Inventors: Philip Von Hatten, Patrick Pidduck, Rob Evers, Frank Kavanaugh, Mike Sobiski, Brian Hollander, Mei Zhou, Justin Turner, Mark Onischke, Michael Kuindersma, Dharmesh Krishnammagaru, Michael St. Laurent
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Publication number: 20120023569Abstract: A secure network resource access system facilitates network access by network terminals to network resources located behind an enterprise firewall, and comprises a proxy server and a polling server. The proxy server is located logically outside the enterprise firewall for receiving application data from the network terminals. The polling server is located logically behind the enterprise firewall, and is configured to poll the proxy server to initiate transmission of the received application data from the proxy server to the polling server, to receive application data and associated network resource data from the proxy server in response to the poll, and to direct the application data to one of the network resources in accordance with the associated network resource data.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 27, 2010Publication date: January 26, 2012Inventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Larry Kuhl, Brian Hollander, Patrick Pidduck, Steven Coutts, Phillip Von Hatten, Mark Onischke, Clayton Grassick, Tim Lehan
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Publication number: 20120011582Abstract: A secure network resource access system facilitates network access by network terminals to network resources located behind an enterprise firewall, and comprises a proxy server and a polling server. The proxy server is located logically outside the enterprise firewall for receiving application data from the network terminals. The polling server is located logically behind the enterprise firewall, and is configured to poll the proxy server to initiate transmission of the received application data from the proxy server to the polling server, to receive application data and associated network resource data from the proxy server in response to the poll, and to direct the application data to one of the network resources in accordance with the associated network resource data.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 27, 2010Publication date: January 12, 2012Inventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Larry Kuhl, Brian Hollander, Patrick Pidduck, Steven Coutts, Phillip Von Hatten, Mark Onischke, Clayton Grassick, Tim Lehan
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Publication number: 20120011581Abstract: A secure network resource access system facilitates network access by network terminals to network resources located behind an enterprise firewall, and comprises a proxy server and a polling server. The proxy server is located logically outside the enterprise firewall for receiving application data from the network terminals. The polling server is located logically behind the enterprise firewall, and is configured to poll the proxy server to initiate transmission of the received application data from the proxy server to the polling server, to receive application data and associated network resource data from the proxy server in response to the poll, and to direct the application data to one of the network resources in accordance with the associated network resource data.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 27, 2010Publication date: January 12, 2012Inventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Larry Kuhl, Brian Hollander, Patrick Pidduck, Steven Coutts, Phillip Von Hatten, Mark Onischke, Clayton Grassick, Tim Lehan
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Publication number: 20120011583Abstract: A secure network resource access system facilitates network access by network terminals to network resources located behind an enterprise firewall, and comprises a proxy server and a polling server. The proxy server is located logically outside the enterprise firewall for receiving application data from the network terminals. The polling server is located logically behind the enterprise firewall, and is configured to poll the proxy server to initiate transmission of the received application data from the proxy server to the polling server, to receive application data and associated network resource data from the proxy server in response to the poll, and to direct the application data to one of the network resources in accordance with the associated network resource data.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 27, 2010Publication date: January 12, 2012Inventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Larry Kuhl, Brian Hollander, Patrick Pidduck, Steven Coutts, Philip Von Hatten, Mark Onischke, Clayton Grassick, Tim Lehan
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Publication number: 20110138076Abstract: A limited-bandwidth network electronic data communication system (100) includes an electronic data transmission system (200) and a network terminal (300) in communication with the electronic data transmission system over a communications network (112). The electronic data transmission system includes a data receiver, a data formatter (218) and a data transmitter. The electronic data terminal includes a data receiver, a data reformatter and a data transmitter. Using the data transmitter an operator of the electronic data terminal transmits a request for transmission of an electronic message from the electronic data transmission system to the electronic data terminal. Upon receipt of the transmission request, the data formatter of the electronic data transmission system formats the electronic message in accordance with a default filtration parameter associated with the electronic data terminal, and assembles the electronic message as part of an electronic data package.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 3, 2011Publication date: June 9, 2011Applicant: PRINTERON INC.Inventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Patrick Pidduck, Tim Lehan, Kathy Pereira
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Patent number: 7904594Abstract: A limited-bandwidth network electronic data communication server includes an electronic data transmission server and a network terminal in communication with the electronic data transmission server over a communications network. The electronic data transmission server includes a data receiver for receiving a request for transmission of an e-mail attachment to a network terminal over a communications network. The e-mail attachment includes content and data defining the presentation of the content. A data processing system is in communication with the data receiver for converting the e-mail attachment into a less memory-intensive data format. The data processing system is configured to perform the conversion by extracting the content from the e-mail attachment without the presentation data. A data transmitter is in communication with the data processing system for transmitting the extracted content to the network terminal over the communications network without the presentation data.Type: GrantFiled: March 13, 2001Date of Patent: March 8, 2011Assignee: Printeron Inc.Inventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Patrick Pidduck, Tim Lehan, Kathy Pereira
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Patent number: 7827293Abstract: A secure network resource access system facilitates network access by network terminals to network resources located behind an enterprise firewall, and comprises a proxy server and a polling server. The proxy server is located logically outside the enterprise firewall for receiving application data from the network terminals. The polling server is located logically behind the enterprise firewall, and is configured to poll the proxy server to initiate transmission of the received application data from the proxy server to the polling server, to receive application data and associated network resource data from the proxy server in response to the poll, and to direct the application data to one of the network resources in accordance with the associated network resource data.Type: GrantFiled: March 1, 2001Date of Patent: November 2, 2010Assignee: Printeron Inc.Inventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Larry Kuhl, Brian Hollander, Patrick Pidduck, Steven Coutts, Philip Von Hatten, Mark Onischke, Clayton Grassick, Tim Lehan
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Patent number: 7249188Abstract: A network resource control system allows network terminals to communicate with network resources, and includes a resource registry, an authorization server and an administration server. The resource registry includes resource records which are associated with the network resources and define at least a user access level for each network resource. The authorization server is in communication with the resource registry and controls network access to the network resources in accordance with the resource records. The administration server is in communication with the resource registry and provides controlled access to the resource records. The administration server receives user access control data from administrators of the network resources for incorporation into the resource records. Depending upon the user access control data received, the authorization server configures the network terminals for communication with the network resources.Type: GrantFiled: December 16, 2005Date of Patent: July 24, 2007Assignee: Spicer CorporationInventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Larry Kuhl, Brian Hollander, Patrick Pidduck, Steven Coutts, Philip Von Hatten, Mark Onischke, Clayton Grassick, Tim Lehan
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Publication number: 20060168258Abstract: A network resource control system allows network terminals to communicate with network resources, and includes a resource registry, an authorization server and an administration server. The resource registry includes resource records which are associated with the network resources and define at least a user access level for each network resource. The authorization server is in communication with the resource registry and controls network access to the network resources in accordance with the resource records. The administration server is in communication with the resource registry and provides controlled access to the resource records. The administration server receives user access control data from administrators of the network resources for incorporation into the resource records. Depending upon the user access control data received, the authorization server configures the network terminals for communication with the network resources.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 16, 2005Publication date: July 27, 2006Inventors: Steven Spicer, Christopher Martin, Larry Kuhl, Brian Hollander, Patrick Pidduck, Steven Coutts, Philip Hatten, Mark Onischke, Clayton Grassick, Tim Lehan