Patent Portfolio
An invention usually relates to a new principle or
arrangement which allows the new product to work in a particular
way. My fundamental patents relate to the basic principles of
metadata, knowledge management, and Web 2.0.
Patents
U.S. Patent:
7,353,534
Stephens, R. (2008). Methods, systems and computer program
products for establishing a trusted network. Patent No 7,353,534. Property of AT&T.
U.S. Patent:
7,349,950
Stephens, R. (2008). Method, System, and Storage for
Accessing Dynamic Content. Patent No 7,349,950. Property of AT&T.
U.S. Patent:
7,283,989
Stephens, R. (2001). System and method for use of
application metadata. Patent
Number 7,283,989. Property of AT&T.
U.S. Patent:
7,206,785
Stephens, R. (2001). Impact Analysis with Metadata. Patent
Number 7,206,785. Property of AT&T.
U.S. Patent:
7,200,820
Stephens, R. (2002). Verification Views of Web-Based
Metadata. Patent Pending. Patent No 7,200,820.
U.S. Patent:
6,968,339
Stephens, R. (2002). Data Quality through a Genetic Algorithm
and Metadata. Patent No 6,968,339. Property of AT&T.
U.S. Patent:
6,760,734
Stephens, R. (2000) "STEPS" Methodology The State Transition
Enterprise Process Methodology or "STEP". U.S. Patent No
6,760,734. Property of AT&T.
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Patent Pending Applications
Seven other Patent Pending Applications.
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My Web 2.0 Persona
Book: Trademark 2.0
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