Patents by Inventor Ravi Polisetty

Ravi Polisetty 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).

  • Global back-end taxonomy for commerce environments
    Patent number: 11074546
    Abstract: A method for defining, generating, and using a global back-end taxonomy is disclosed. It is identified that a listing of an item is exposed to a plurality of users of a first subsystem via a set of categories of a first front-end taxonomy. The listing of the item is mapped to a set of categories of a global back-end taxonomy, the global back-end taxonomy being maintained independently of the first front-end taxonomy and a second front-end taxonomy, the second front-end taxonomy being associated with a second subsystem. A category of the set of categories of the global back-end taxonomy is mapped to a category of a set of categories of the second front-end taxonomy associated with the second subsystem. The listing of the item is exposed to a plurality of users of the second subsystem via the set of categories of the second front-end taxonomy.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: March 7, 2018
    Date of Patent: July 27, 2021
    Assignee: eBay Inc.
    Inventors: Amit Reuven Menipaz, Ravi Polisetty, Suresh Raman, Gerald Law, Ming Liu
  • GLOBAL BACK-END TAXONOMY FOR COMMERCE ENVIRONMENTS
    Publication number: 20180211209
    Abstract: A method for defining, generating, and using a global back-end taxonomy is disclosed. It is identified that a listing of an item is exposed to a plurality of users of a first subsystem via a set of categories of a first front-end taxonomy. The listing of the item is mapped to a set of categories of a global back-end taxonomy, the global back-end taxonomy being maintained independently of the first front-end taxonomy and a second front-end taxonomy, the second front-end taxonomy being associated with a second subsystem. A category of the set of categories of the global back-end taxonomy is mapped to a category of a set of categories of the second front-end taxonomy associated with the second subsystem. The listing of the item is exposed to a plurality of users of the second subsystem via the set of categories of the second front-end taxonomy.
    Type: Application
    Filed: March 7, 2018
    Publication date: July 26, 2018
    Inventors: Amit Reuven Menipaz, Ravi Polisetty, Suresh Raman, Gerald Law, Ming Liu
  • Global back-end taxonomy for commerce environments
    Patent number: 9934484
    Abstract: A method for defining, generating, and using a global back-end taxonomy is disclosed. It is identified that a listing of an item is exposed to a plurality of users of a first subsystem via a set of categories of a first front-end taxonomy. The listing of the item is mapped to a set of categories of a global back-end taxonomy, the global back-end taxonomy being maintained independently of the first front-end taxonomy and a second front-end taxonomy, the second front-end taxonomy being associated with a second subsystem. A category of the set of categories of the global back-end taxonomy is mapped to a category of a set of categories of the second front-end taxonomy associated with the second subsystem. The listing of the item is exposed to a plurality of users of the second subsystem via the set of categories of the second front-end taxonomy.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: August 8, 2014
    Date of Patent: April 3, 2018
    Assignee: eBay Inc.
    Inventors: Amit Reuven Menipaz, Ravi Polisetty, Suresh Raman, Gerald Law, Ming Liu
  • GLOBAL BACK-END TAXONOMY FOR COMMERCE ENVIRONMENTS
    Publication number: 20150046300
    Abstract: A method for defining, generating, and using a global back-end taxonomy is disclosed. It is identified that a listing of an item is exposed to a plurality of users of a first subsystem via a set of categories of a first front-end taxonomy. The listing of the item is mapped to a set of categories of a global back-end taxonomy, the global back-end taxonomy being maintained independently of the first front-end taxonomy and a second front-end taxonomy, the second front-end taxonomy being associated with a second subsystem. A category of the set of categories of the global back-end taxonomy is mapped to a category of a set of categories of the second front-end taxonomy associated with the second subsystem. The listing of the item is exposed to a plurality of users of the second subsystem via the set of categories of the second front-end taxonomy.
    Type: Application
    Filed: August 8, 2014
    Publication date: February 12, 2015
    Inventors: Amit Reuven Menipaz, Ravi Polisetty, Suresh Raman, Gerald Law, Ming Liu