Patents by Inventor William C. Erbey
William C. Erbey 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: 12058049Abstract: The predictive overlay network architecture of the present invention improves the performance of applications distributing digital content among nodes of an underlying network such as the Internet by establishing and reconfiguring overlay network topologies over which associated content items are distributed. The present invention addresses not only frequently changing network congestion, but also interdependencies among nodes and links of prospective overlay network topologies. The present invention provides a prediction engine that monitors metrics and predicts the relay capacity of individual nodes and links (as well as demand of destination nodes) over time to reflect the extent to which the relaying of content among the nodes of an overlay network will be impacted by (current or future) underlying network congestion.Type: GrantFiled: June 29, 2023Date of Patent: August 6, 2024Assignee: System73 LtdInventors: Jose Daniel Perea Strom, Doron Paz, William C. Erbey, Duo Zhang
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Patent number: 11700184Abstract: The predictive overlay network architecture of the present invention improves the performance of applications distributing digital content among nodes of an underlying network such as the Internet by establishing and reconfiguring overlay network topologies over which associated content items are distributed. The present invention addresses not only frequently changing network congestion, but also interdependencies among nodes and links of prospective overlay network topologies. The present invention provides a prediction engine that monitors metrics and predicts the relay capacity of individual nodes and links (as well as demand of destination nodes) over time to reflect the extent to which the relaying of content among the nodes of an overlay network will be impacted by (current or future) underlying network congestion.Type: GrantFiled: August 15, 2022Date of Patent: July 11, 2023Assignee: System73 LtdInventors: Jose Daniel Perea Strom, Doron Paz, William C. Erbey, Duo Zhang
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Publication number: 20220393947Abstract: The predictive overlay network architecture of the present invention improves the performance of applications distributing digital content among nodes of an underlying network such as the Internet by establishing and reconfiguring overlay network topologies over which associated content items are distributed. The present invention addresses not only frequently changing network congestion, but also interdependencies among nodes and links of prospective overlay network topologies. The present invention provides a prediction engine that monitors metrics and predicts the relay capacity of individual nodes and links (as well as demand of destination nodes) over time to reflect the extent to which the relaying of content among the nodes of an overlay network will be impacted by (current or future) underlying network congestion.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 15, 2022Publication date: December 8, 2022Inventors: Jose Daniel Perea Strom, Doron Paz, William C. Erbey, Duo Zhang
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Patent number: 11418404Abstract: The predictive overlay network architecture of the present invention improves the performance of applications distributing digital content among nodes of an underlying network such as the Internet by establishing and reconfiguring overlay network topologies over which associated content items are distributed. The present invention addresses not only frequently changing network congestion, but also interdependencies among nodes and links of prospective overlay network topologies. The present invention provides a prediction engine that monitors metrics and predicts the relay capacity of individual nodes and links (as well as demand of destination nodes) over time to reflect the extent to which the relaying of content among the nodes of an overlay network will be impacted by (current or future) underlying network congestion.Type: GrantFiled: August 12, 2020Date of Patent: August 16, 2022Assignee: System73 LTD.Inventors: Jose Daniel Perea Strom, Doron Paz, William C. Erbey, Duo Zhang
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Patent number: 11212184Abstract: The predictive overlay network architecture of the present invention improves the performance of applications distributing digital content among nodes of an underlying network such as the Internet by establishing and reconfiguring overlay network topologies over which associated content items are distributed. The present invention addresses not only frequently changing network congestion, but also interdependencies among nodes and links of prospective overlay network topologies. The present invention provides a prediction engine that monitors metrics and predicts the relay capacity of individual nodes and links (as well as demand of destination nodes) over time to reflect the extent to which the relaying of content among the nodes of an overlay network will be impacted by (current or future) underlying network congestion.Type: GrantFiled: June 29, 2020Date of Patent: December 28, 2021Assignee: SYSTEM73 LTD.Inventors: Jose Daniel Perea Strom, Doron Paz, William C. Erbey, Duo Zhang
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Publication number: 20210273884Abstract: The adaptive overlay network architecture of the present invention improves the performance of applications distributing digital content among nodes of an underlying network such as the Internet by establishing and reconfiguring overlay network topologies over which associated content items are distributed. The present invention addresses not only frequently changing network congestion, but also interdependencies among nodes and links of prospective overlay network topologies. The present invention provides a prediction engine that monitors metrics and predicts the relay capacity of individual nodes and links (as well as demand of destination nodes) over time to reflect the extent to which the relaying of content among the nodes of an overlay network will be impacted by (current or future) underlying network congestion.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 11, 2021Publication date: September 2, 2021Inventors: Jose Daniel Perea Strom, Doron Paz, William C. Erbey, Duo Zhang
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Publication number: 20200374200Abstract: The predictive overlay network architecture of the present invention improves the performance of applications distributing digital content among nodes of an underlying network such as the Internet by establishing and reconfiguring overlay network topologies over which associated content items are distributed. The present invention addresses not only frequently changing network congestion, but also interdependencies among nodes and links of prospective overlay network topologies. The present invention provides a prediction engine that monitors metrics and predicts the relay capacity of individual nodes and links (as well as demand of destination nodes) over time to reflect the extent to which the relaying of content among the nodes of an overlay network will be impacted by (current or future) underlying network congestion.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 12, 2020Publication date: November 26, 2020Inventors: Jose Daniel Perea Strom, Doron Paz, William C. Erbey, Duo Zhang
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Publication number: 20200328946Abstract: The predictive overlay network architecture of the present invention improves the performance of applications distributing digital content among nodes of an underlying network such as the Internet by establishing and reconfiguring overlay network topologies over which associated content items are distributed. The present invention addresses not only frequently changing network congestion, but also interdependencies among nodes and links of prospective overlay network topologies. The present invention provides a prediction engine that monitors metrics and predicts the relay capacity of individual nodes and links (as well as demand of destination nodes) over time to reflect the extent to which the relaying of content among the nodes of an overlay network will be impacted by (current or future) underlying network congestion.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 29, 2020Publication date: October 15, 2020Inventors: Jose Daniel Perea Strom, Doron Paz, William C. Erbey, Duo Zhang
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Patent number: 10735268Abstract: The predictive overlay network architecture of the present invention improves the performance of applications distributing digital content among nodes of an underlying network such as the Internet by establishing and reconfiguring overlay network topologies over which associated content items are distributed. The present invention addresses not only frequently changing network congestion, but also interdependencies among nodes and links of prospective overlay network topologies. The present invention provides a prediction engine that monitors metrics and predicts the relay capacity of individual nodes and links (as well as demand of destination nodes) over time to reflect the extent to which the relaying of content among the nodes of an overlay network will be impacted by (current or future) underlying network congestion.Type: GrantFiled: April 19, 2018Date of Patent: August 4, 2020Assignee: SYSTEM73 LTD.Inventors: Jose Daniel Perea Strom, Doron Paz, William C. Erbey, Duo Zhang
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Publication number: 20190347717Abstract: A method and system for electronically facilitating loan closing transactions that include sub-transactions involving third parties. The method and system provide functionality to quickly and easily order a sub-transaction and bill the respective party, or pay for the sub-transaction directly from various payment systems. An interactive closing document updates automatically as different services and sub-transactions are ordered. Designated parties to the transaction make and approve changes and updates to the interactive document as sub-transactions are completed and billed. The interactive document receives information from the earlier stages of the loan or mortgage transaction, and incorporates the information into the interactive closing document. Upon approval by all parties, at the closing of the transaction, the interactive closing document is generated as a hard copy for signature.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 21, 2013Publication date: November 14, 2019Inventors: William C. Erbey, Christopher Kennedy, Bryan Hurley
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Publication number: 20190312810Abstract: The adaptive overlay network architecture of the present invention improves the performance of applications distributing digital content among nodes of an underlying network such as the Internet by establishing and reconfiguring overlay network topologies over which associated content items are distributed. The present invention addresses not only frequently changing network congestion, but also interdependencies among nodes and links of prospective overlay network topologies. The present invention provides a prediction engine that monitors metrics and predicts the relay capacity of individual nodes and links (as well as demand of destination nodes) over time to reflect the extent to which the relaying of content among the nodes of an overlay network will be impacted by (current or future) underlying network congestion.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 20, 2018Publication date: October 10, 2019Inventors: Jose Daniel Perea Strom, Doron Paz, William C. Erbey, Duo Zhang
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Publication number: 20180309636Abstract: The predictive overlay network architecture of the present invention improves the performance of applications distributing digital content among nodes of an underlying network such as the Internet by establishing and reconfiguring overlay network topologies over which associated content items are distributed. The present invention addresses not only frequently changing network congestion, but also interdependencies among nodes and links of prospective overlay network topologies. The present invention provides a prediction engine that monitors metrics and predicts the relay capacity of individual nodes and links (as well as demand of destination nodes) over time to reflect the extent to which the relaying of content among the nodes of an overlay network will be impacted by (current or future) underlying network congestion.Type: ApplicationFiled: April 19, 2018Publication date: October 25, 2018Inventors: Jose Daniel Perea Strom, Doron Paz, William C. Erbey, Duo Zhang
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Publication number: 20170243227Abstract: Methods and systems for providing information to a mortgage recipient or other customer of a financial institution. A system identifies potential customer inquiries and provides a list of scripts responsive to the potential customer inquiries. If none of the scripts address the customer's inquiry, the customer specifies the inquiry and an additional list of scripts is generated. The scripts include scripted text, account information, and financial transaction information. In one variation, the customer accesses a website maintained by the financial institution and views a script responsive to the inquiry. In another variation, the customer telephones a customer service agent who selects a script responsive to the inquiry, and reads the script to the customer. In yet another variation, the script is provided to the customer via an Interactive Voice Response system.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 5, 2014Publication date: August 24, 2017Inventors: William C. Erbey, Scott Paul CONRADSON
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Publication number: 20160225075Abstract: A system and method for automating a corporate transaction. The system can create one or more forms for exchanging information among a customer, a financial institution, and, optionally, a vendor or other third-party who performs one or more sub-transactions related to the transaction. The system and method of the present invention provide for customizing each form to include one or more data elements associated with the financial transaction. The selected data elements can define logical relationships for automating order placement of sub-transactions. The logical relationships are triggered by one or more predetermined events. Once triggered, the logical relationships are applied, and the result or outcome is used to automatically perform other tasks associated with the transaction.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 28, 2015Publication date: August 4, 2016Inventors: Christopher Kennedy, Bryan Hurley, William C. Erbey
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Publication number: 20150317640Abstract: Methods and systems for providing information to a mortgage recipient or other customer of a financial institution. A system identifies potential customer inquiries and provides a list of scripts responsive to the potential customer inquiries. If none of the scripts address the customer's inquiry, the customer specifies the inquiry and an additional list of scripts is generated. The scripts include scripted text, account information, and financial transaction information. In one variation, the customer accesses a website maintained by the financial institution and views a script responsive to the inquiry. In another variation, the customer telephones a customer service agent who selects a script responsive to the inquiry, and reads the script to the customer. In yet another variation, the script is provided to the customer via an Interactive Voice Response system.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 5, 2014Publication date: November 5, 2015Inventors: William C. Erbey, Scott Paul CONRADSON
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Publication number: 20140379555Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for an integrated approach to collections cycle optimization including optimizing personnel, communications, and collection resolutions, resulting in reducing the variability of the collections cycle, reducing instances of foreclosure in collections, while increasing borrower satisfaction with the collections process. Candid ate loan officers are selected based on behavioral attributes, personnel history, and human resources information, among other factors. Scripts that improve the effectiveness of communication between loan collection staff and borrowers are generated. An optimized collection program to best suit the needs of a particular borrower is determined.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 12, 2014Publication date: December 25, 2014Inventors: William C. Erbey, Ronald M. Faris, Ashish Pandey, Amanjeet Saluja, Deepak Dhayanithy, Saurav Chawla, Seth Evans Carter
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Patent number: 8838491Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for an integrated approach to collections cycle optimization including optimizing personnel, communications, and collection resolutions, resulting in reducing the variability of the collections cycle, reducing instances of foreclosure in collections, while increasing borrower satisfaction with the collections process. Candidate loan officers are selected based on behavioral attributes, personnel history, and human resources information, among other factors. Scripts that improve the effectiveness of communication between loan collection staff and borrowers are generated. An optimized collection program to best suit the needs of a particular borrower is determined.Type: GrantFiled: June 21, 2013Date of Patent: September 16, 2014Assignee: Altisource Solutions S.à r.l.Inventors: William C. Erbey, Ronald M. Faris, Ashish Pandey, Amanjeet Saluja, Deepak Dhayanithy, Saurav Chawla, Seth Evans Carter
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Patent number: 8755510Abstract: Methods and systems for providing information to a mortgage recipient or other customer of a financial institution. A system identifies potential customer inquiries and provides a list of scripts responsive to the potential customer inquiries. If none of the scripts address the customer's inquiry, the customer specifies the inquiry and an additional list of scripts is generated. The scripts include scripted text, account information, and financial transaction information. In one variation, the customer accesses a website maintained by the financial institution and views a script responsive to the inquiry. In another variation, the customer telephones a customer service agent who selects a script responsive to the inquiry, and reads the script to the customer. In yet another variation, the script is provided to the customer via an Interactive Voice Response system.Type: GrantFiled: February 25, 2011Date of Patent: June 17, 2014Inventors: William C. Erbey, Scott Paul Conradson
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Publication number: 20130346131Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for an integrated approach to collections cycle optimization including optimizing personnel, communications, and collection resolutions, resulting in reducing the variability of the collections cycle, reducing instances of foreclosure in collections, while increasing borrower satisfaction with the collections process. Candidate loan officers are selected based on behavioral attributes, personnel history, and human resources information, among other factors. Scripts that improve the effectiveness of communication between loan collection staff and borrowers are generated. An optimized collection program to best suit the needs of a particular borrower is determined.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 21, 2013Publication date: December 26, 2013Inventors: William C. Erbey, Ronald M. Faris, Ashish Pandey, Amanjeet Saluja, Deepak Dhayanithy, Saurav Chawla, Seth E. Carter
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Publication number: 20130339177Abstract: Systems and methods for tracking and billing expenses throughout a transaction, such as the sale or management of a real estate property. In one embodiment, a budget is created that details expected incomes on the property and costs associated with the sale or management of the property. The budget may be developed in accordance with specifications, such as line item maxima or total budget maxima, developed by the owner of the property. After a vendor has delivered goods or services described in the budget, the vendor creates an electronic invoice. Payment is delivered to the vendor through an Automated Clearing House system.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 16, 2013Publication date: December 19, 2013Applicant: ALTISOURCE SOLUTIONS S.À.R.L.Inventors: William C. Erbey, Russell G. Bulman, Robert J. Leist, Mary K. Edgecomb, Donald Vetal, Armand Bonola, Stephanie M. Hudson, Jeffrey M. Neufeld, Debra Toussaint-Blackman, Rosemary Weaver, Sandy Blum, Federico Bucspun