Patents by Inventor Philip Evan ALLEN

Philip Evan ALLEN 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 information tree-based routing
    Patent number: 10341415
    Abstract: A method, system, and medium related to data retrieval using tags and routing rules to optimize the data retrieved and the response time for the data retrieval by decreasing the latency of the response and by increasing the efficacy of the dynamic content delivery is provided. A message request is received from a client server. A local server determines if the digital content resides on a local server by comparing a tagged rule for the message request with a tagged rule associated with the local server. If the local server determines, by comparing the tagged rules, that the digital content does not reside on the local server, the local server sends the message request for the digital content to a service server. The service server then parses the tagged rule associated with the message request into a set of tree-based hierarchical tagged rules.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: December 10, 2015
    Date of Patent: July 2, 2019
    Assignee: Slingshot Technologies, Inc.
    Inventors: Philip Evan Allen, Lee Robert Isensee, Michael Helbling, Lee Blankenship, Evan Lapointe
  • ELECTRONIC INFORMATION TREE-BASED ROUTING
    Publication number: 20170171291
    Abstract: A method, system, and medium related to data retrieval using tags and routing rules to optimize the data retrieved and the response time for the data retrieval by decreasing the latency of the response and by increasing the efficacy of the dynamic content delivery is provided. A message request is received from a client server. A local server determines if the digital content resides on a local server by comparing a tagged rule for the message request with a tagged rule associated with the local server. If the local server determines, by comparing the tagged rules, that the digital content does not reside on the local server, the local server sends the message request for the digital content to a service server. The service server then parses the tagged rule associated with the message request into a set of tree-based hierarchical tagged rules.
    Type: Application
    Filed: December 10, 2015
    Publication date: June 15, 2017
    Inventors: Philip Evan ALLEN, Lee Robert ISENSEE, Michael HELBLING, Lee BLANKENSHIP, Evan LAPOINTE