Patents by Inventor Roman Romaniuk
Roman Romaniuk 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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Patent number: 11356525Abstract: Systems and methods for implementing a service broker that is an orchestration layer for transactions in a distributed microservice system include receiving a provisioning request in the distributed microservice system, wherein the provisioning request is redirected to the service broker, and wherein the distributed microservice system includes a plurality of microservices each managing its own data such that there is no central configuration store for the plurality of microservices; and managing the plurality of microservices by the service broker as a monolith in context of the provisioning request to perform detecting, validating, and one of committing and canceling changes in the distributed microservice system due to the provisioning request.Type: GrantFiled: September 5, 2019Date of Patent: June 7, 2022Assignee: Ciena CorporationInventors: David Miedema, Bruno Doyle, Elaheh Askari, Roman Romaniuk
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Publication number: 20210075877Abstract: Systems and methods for implementing a service broker that is an orchestration layer for transactions in a distributed microservice system include receiving a provisioning request in the distributed microservice system, wherein the provisioning request is redirected to the service broker, and wherein the distributed microservice system includes a plurality of microservices each managing its own data such that there is no central configuration store for the plurality of microservices; and managing the plurality of microservices by the service broker as a monolith in context of the provisioning request to perform detecting, validating, and one of committing and canceling changes in the distributed microservice system due to the provisioning request.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 5, 2019Publication date: March 11, 2021Inventors: David Miedema, Bruno Doyle, Elaheh Askari, Roman Romaniuk
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Patent number: 7516410Abstract: A collaboration services suite is adapted to support a plurality of integrated telecommunications services accessed by geographically dispersed team members using a virtual team environment (VTE) client that generates a graphical user interface (GUI) for each of the respective team members. Communications sessions are automatically set up by the collaboration services suite in response to request messages generated by the VTE client when a team member initiates a communications session request using the GUI. Team members require no knowledge of another team member's communications device address in order to initiate a communications session. The collaboration services suite includes a VTE server that communicates with the VTE clients, a presence engine that collects and maintains a status of communications devices specified in a current profile of the team member; and, a call server for handling setup and control of a voice component of each communications session completed.Type: GrantFiled: November 16, 2005Date of Patent: April 7, 2009Assignee: Nortel Networks LimitedInventors: Christopher Thompson, Brian F. Beaton, Clifford P. Grossner, Douglas E. Liversidge, Roman Romaniuk, Colin D. R. Smith, James F. Zdralek, Jean J. Bouchard, Stéphane F. Fortier, Denis Mercier, L. Lloyd Williams
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Patent number: 7516411Abstract: A collaboration services suite is adapted to support a plurality of integrated telecommunications services accessed by geographically dispersed team members using a virtual team environment (VTE) client that generates a graphical user interface (GUI) for each of the respective team members. Communications sessions are automatically set up by the collaboration services suite in response to request messages generated by the VTE client when a team member initiates a communications session request using the GUI. Team members require no knowledge of another team member's communications device address in order to initiate a communications session. The collaboration services suite includes a VTE server that communicates with the VTE clients, a presence engine that collects and maintains a status of communications devices specified in a current profile of the team member; and, a call server for handling setup and control of a voice component of each communications session completed.Type: GrantFiled: January 17, 2006Date of Patent: April 7, 2009Assignee: Nortel Networks LimitedInventors: Brian F. Beaton, Clifford P. Grossner, Douglas E. Liversidge, Roman Romaniuk, Christopher Thompson, Colin D. R. Smith, James F. Zdralek, Jean J. Bouchard, Stéphane F. Fortier, L. Lloyd Williams
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Patent number: 7472352Abstract: A collaboration services suite is adapted to support a plurality of integrated telecommunications services accessed by geographically dispersed team members using a virtual team environment (VTE) client that generates a graphical user interface (GUI) for each of the respective team members. Communications sessions are automatically set up by the collaboration services suite in response to request messages generated by the VTE client when a team member initiates a communications session request using the GUI. Team members require no knowledge of another team member's communications device address in order to initiate a communications session. The collaboration services suite includes a VTE server that communicates with the VTE clients, a presence engine that collects and maintains a status of communications devices specified in a current profile of the team member; and, a call server for handling setup and control of a voice component of each communications session completed.Type: GrantFiled: March 3, 2006Date of Patent: December 30, 2008Assignee: Nortel Networks LimitedInventors: Douglas E. Liversidge, Brian F. Beaton, Clifford P. Grossner, Roman Romaniuk, Colin D. R. Smith, Christopher Thompson, James F. Zdralek, Jean J. Bouchard, Stéphane F. Fortier, Denis Mercier, L. Lloyd Williams
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Patent number: 7469384Abstract: A collaboration services suite is adapted to support a plurality of integrated telecommunications services accessed by geographically dispersed team members using a virtual team environment (VTE) client that generates a graphical user interface (GUI) for each of the respective team members. Communications sessions are automatically set up by the collaboration services suite in response to request messages generated by the VTE client when a team member initiates a communications session request using the GUI. Team members require no knowledge of another team member's communications device address in order to initiate a communications session. The collaboration services suite includes a VTE server that communicates with the VTE clients, a presence engine that collects and maintains a status of communications devices specified in a current profile of the team member; and, a call server for handling setup and control of a voice component of each communications session completed.Type: GrantFiled: May 16, 2005Date of Patent: December 23, 2008Assignee: Nortel Networks LimitedInventors: Christopher Thompson, Brian F. Beaton, Clifford P. Grossner, Douglas E. Liversidge, Roman Romaniuk, Colin D. R. Smith, James F. Zdralek, Jean J. Bouchard, Stéphane F. Fortier, Denis Mercier, L. Lloyd Williams
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Publication number: 20070192410Abstract: A collaboration services suite is adapted to support a plurality of integrated telecommunications services accessed by geographically dispersed team members using a virtual team environment (VTE) client that generates a graphical user interface (GUI) for each of the respective team members. Communications sessions are automatically set up by the collaboration services suite in response to request messages generated by the VTE client when a team member initiates a communications session request using the GUI. Team members require no knowledge of another team member's communications device address in order to initiate a communications session. The collaboration services suite includes a VTE server that communicates with the VTE clients, a presence engine that collects and maintains a status of communications devices specified in a current profile of the team member; and, a call server for handling setup and control of a voice component of each communications session completed.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 3, 2006Publication date: August 16, 2007Applicants: NORTEL NETWORKS LIMITED, BELL CANADAInventors: Douglas Liversidge, Brian Beaton, Clifford Grossner, Roman Romaniuk, Colin Smith, Christopher Thompson, James Zdralek, Jean Bouchard, Stephane Fortier, Denis Mercier, L. Williams
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Publication number: 20060117264Abstract: A collaboration services suite is adapted to support a plurality of integrated telecommunications services accessed by geographically dispersed team members using a virtual team environment (VTE) client that generates a graphical user interface (GUI) for each of the respective team members. Communications sessions are automatically set up by the collaboration services suite in response to request messages generated by the VTE client when a team member initiates a communications session request using the GUI. Team members require no knowledge of another team member's communications device address in order to initiate a communications session. The collaboration services suite includes a VTE server that communicates with the VTE clients, a presence engine that collects and maintains a status of communications devices specified in a current profile of the team member; and, a call server for handling setup and control of a voice component of each communications session completed.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 17, 2006Publication date: June 1, 2006Applicants: Nortel Networks Limited, Bell CanadaInventors: Brian Beaton, Clifford Grossner, Douglas Liversidge, Roman Romaniuk, Christopher Thompson, Colin Smith, James Zdralek, Jean Bouchard, Stephane Fortier, L. Williams
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Publication number: 20060070003Abstract: A collaboration services suite is adapted to support a plurality of integrated telecommunications services accessed by geographically dispersed team members using a virtual team environment (VTE) client that generates a graphical user interface (GUI) for each of the respective team members. Communications sessions are automatically set up by the collaboration services suite in response to request messages generated by the VTE client when a team member initiates a communications session request using the GUI. Team members require no knowledge of another team member's communications device address in order to initiate a communications session. The collaboration services suite includes a VTE server that communicates with the VTE clients, a presence engine that collects and maintains a status of communications devices specified in a current profile of the team member; and, a call server for handling setup and control of a voice component of each communications session completed.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 16, 2005Publication date: March 30, 2006Applicants: Nortel Networks Limited, Bell CanadaInventors: Christopher Thompson, Brian Beaton, Clifford Grossner, Douglas Liversidge, Roman Romaniuk, Colin Smith, James Zdralek, Jean Bouchard, Stephane Fortier, Denis Mercier, L. Lloyd Williams
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Publication number: 20050289471Abstract: A collaboration services suite is adapted to support a plurality of integrated telecommunications services accessed by geographically dispersed team members using a virtual team environment (VTE) client that generates a graphical user interface (GUI) for each of the respective team members. Communications sessions are automatically set up by the collaboration services suite in response to request messages generated by the VTE client when a team member initiates a communications session request using the GUI. Team members require no knowledge of another team member's communications device address in order to initiate a communications session. The collaboration services suite includes a VTE server that communicates with the VTE clients, a presence engine that collects and maintains a status of communications devices specified in a current profile of the team member; and, a call server for handling setup and control of a voice component of each communications session completed.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 6, 2005Publication date: December 29, 2005Applicants: Nortel Networks Limited, Bell CanadaInventors: Christopher Thompson, Brian Beaton, Clifford Grossner, Douglas Liversidge, Roman Romaniuk, Colin Smith, James Zdralek, Jean Bouchard, Stephane Fortier, L. Williams
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Publication number: 20050216848Abstract: A collaboration services suite is adapted to support a plurality of integrated telecommunications services accessed by geographically dispersed team members using a virtual team environment (VTE) client that generates a graphical user interface (GUI) for each of the respective team members. Communications sessions are automatically set up by the collaboration services suite in response to request messages generated by the VTE client when a team member initiates a communications session request using the GUI. Team members require no knowledge of another team member's communications device address in order to initiate a communications session. The collaboration services suite includes a VTE server that communicates with the VTE clients, a presence engine that collects and maintains a status of communications devices specified in a current profile of the team member; and, a call server for handling setup and control of a voice component of each communications session completed.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 16, 2005Publication date: September 29, 2005Applicants: Nortel Networks Limited, Bell CanadaInventors: Christopher Thompson, Brian Beaton, Clifford Grossner, Douglas Liversidge, Roman Romaniuk, Colin Smith, James Zdralek, Jean Bouchard, Stephane Fortier, Denis Mercier, L. Williams
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Publication number: 20020075303Abstract: A collaboration services suite is adapted to support a plurality of integrated telecommunications services accessed by geographically dispersed team members using a virtual team environment (VTE) client that generates a graphical user interface (GUI) for each of the respective team members. Communications sessions are automatically set up by the collaboration services suite in response to request messages generated by the VTE client when a team member initiates a communications session request using the GUI. Team members require no knowledge of another team member's communications device address in order to initiate a communications session. The collaboration services suite includes a VTE server that communicates with the VTE clients, a presence engine that collects and maintains a status of communications devices specified in a current profile of the team member; and, a call server for handling setup and control of a voice component of each communications session completed.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 18, 2000Publication date: June 20, 2002Applicant: Nortel Networks Limited and Bell CanadaInventors: Christopher Thompson, Brian F. Beaton, Clifford P. Grossner, Douglas E. Liversidge, Roman Romaniuk, Colin D.R. Smith, James F. Zdralek, Jean J. Bouchard, Stephane F. Fortier, Denis Mercier, L. Lloyd Williams
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Publication number: 20020075305Abstract: A collaboration services suite is adapted to support a plurality of integrated telecommunications services accessed by geographically dispersed team members using a virtual team environment (VTE) client that generates a graphical user interface (GUI) for each of the respective team members. Communications sessions are automatically set up by the collaboration services suite in response to request messages generated by the VTE client when a team member initiates a communications session request using the GUI. Team members require no knowledge of another team member's communications device address in order to initiate a communications session. The collaboration services suite includes a VTE server that communicates with the VTE clients, a presence engine that collects and maintains a status of communications devices specified in a current profile of the team member; and, a call server for handling setup and control of a voice component of each communications session completed.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 18, 2000Publication date: June 20, 2002Inventors: Brian F. Beaton, Clifford P. Grossner, Douglas E. Liversidge, Roman Romaniuk, Christopher Thompson, Colin D.R. Smith, James F. Zdralek, Jean J. Bouchard, Stephane F. Fortier, L. Lloyd Williams
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Publication number: 20020078150Abstract: A collaboration services suite is adapted to support a plurality of integrated telecommunications services accessed by geographically dispersed team members using a virtual team environment (VTE) client that generates a graphical user interface (GUI) for each of the respective team members. Communications sessions are automatically set up by the collaboration services suite in response to request messages generated by the VTE client when a team member initiates a communications session request using the GUI. Team members require no knowledge of another team member's communications device address in order to initiate a communications session. The collaboration services suite includes a VTE server that communicates with the VTE clients, a presence engine that collects and maintains a status of communications devices specified in a current profile of the team member; and, a call server for handling setup and control of a voice component of each communications session completed.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 18, 2000Publication date: June 20, 2002Applicant: Nortel Networks Limited and Bell CanadaInventors: Christopher Thompson, Clifford P. Grossner, Roman Romaniuk, Jean J. Bouchard, Stephane F. Fortier, L. Lloyd Williams
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Publication number: 20020075306Abstract: A collaboration services suite is adapted to support a plurality of integrated telecommunications services accessed by geographically dispersed team members using a virtual team environment (VTE) client that generates a graphical user interface (GUI) for each of the respective team members. Communications sessions are automatically set up by the collaboration services suite in response to request messages generated by the VTE client when a team member initiates a communications session request using the GUI. Team members require no knowledge of another team member's communications device address in order to initiate a communications session. The collaboration services suite includes a VTE server that communicates with the VTE clients, a presence engine that collects and maintains a status of communications devices specified in a current profile of the team member; and, a call server for handling setup and control of a voice component of each communications session completed.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 18, 2000Publication date: June 20, 2002Inventors: Christopher Thompson, Brian F. Beaton, Clifford P. Grossner, Douglas E. Liversidge, Roman Romaniuk, Colin D.R. Smith, James F. Zdralek, Jean J. Bouchard, Stephane F. Fortier, L.Lloyd Williams
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Publication number: 20020076025Abstract: A collaboration services suite is adapted to support a plurality of integrated telecommunications services accessed by geographically dispersed team members using a virtual team environment (VTE) client that generates a graphical user interface (GUI) for each of the respective team members. Communications sessions are automatically set up by the collaboration services suite in response to request messages generated by the VTE client when a team member initiates a communications session request using the GUI. Team members require no knowledge of another team member's communications device address in order to initiate a communications session. The collaboration services suite includes a VTE server that communicates with the VTE clients, a presence engine that collects and maintains a status of communications devices specified in a current profile of the team member; and, a call server for handling setup and control of a voice component of each communications session completed.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 18, 2000Publication date: June 20, 2002Applicant: Nortel Networks Limited and Bell CanadaInventors: Douglas E. Liversidge, Brian F. Beaton, Clifford P. Grossner, Roman Romaniuk, Colin D.R. Smith, Christopher Thompson, James F. Zdralek, Jean J. Bouchard, Stephane F. Fortier, Denis Mercier, L. Lloyd Williams
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Publication number: 20020075304Abstract: A collaboration services suite is adapted to support a plurality of integrated telecommunications services accessed by geographically dispersed team members using a virtual team environment (VTE) client that generates a graphical user interface (GUI) for each of the respective team members. Communications sessions are automatically set up by the collaboration services suite in response to request messages generated by the VTE client when a team member initiates a communications session request using the GUI. Team members require no knowledge of another team member's communications device address in order to initiate a communications session. The collaboration services suite includes a VTE server that communicates with the VTE clients, a presence engine that collects and maintains a status of communications devices specified in a current profile of the team member; and, a call server for handling setup and control of a voice component of each communications session completed.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 18, 2000Publication date: June 20, 2002Applicant: Nortel Networks LimitedInventors: Christopher Thompson, Brian F. Beaton, Clifford P. Grossner, Douglas E. Liversidge, Roman Romaniuk, Colin D.R. Smith, James F. Zdralek, Jean J. Bouchard, Stephane F. Fortier, Denis Mercier, L. Lloyd Williams