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Trophy Club, TX, United States of America

Diana S Wang

USPTO Granted Patents = 22

Average Co-Inventor Count = 1.9

ph-index = 16

Forward Citations = 1,030(Granted Patents)


Location History:

  • Trophy Club, TX (US) (1991 - 1997)
  • Potomac, MD (US) (2004)

Company Filing History:

goldMedal22 out of 164,197 
 
International Business Machines Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 1991-2004

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22 patents (USPTO):Explore Patents
1. 6747706 - Workflow process for managing digital broadcast program production (2004-06-08),
2. 5689699 - Dynamic verification of authorization in retention management schemes (1997-11-18),
3. 5465327 - Method and system for document administration utilizing iconic (1995-11-07),
4. 5448731 - Method and apparatus for controlling the deferred execution of user (1995-09-05),
5. 5414844 - Method and system for controlling public access to a plurality of data (1995-05-09),
6. 5357631 - Method and system for creating and maintaining multiple document (1994-10-18),
7. 5333312 - Synchronous and asynchronous copying of a document into a folder in a (1994-07-26),
8. 5299123 - Method for allowing retrieval of documents with user defined search (1994-03-29),
9. 5299122 - Table manipulations for enterprise specific search terms (1994-03-29),
10. 5297278 - System for authorized conditional deletion of data objects within a (1994-03-22),
11. 5276901 - System for controlling group access to objects using group access (1994-01-04),
12. 5255389 - Document interchange replace option via a copy command (1993-10-19),
13. 5251315 - Atomic check-in check-out document copy commands partitioned into (1993-10-05),
14. 5237679 - Method and system for automatic deletion of a folder having temporary (1993-08-17),
15. 5222234 - Combining search criteria to form a single search and saving search (1993-06-22),

Title: Innovations of Diana S. Wang in Digital Broadcast and Retention Management

Introduction: Diana S. Wang, a resident of Trophy Club, TX, is an accomplished inventor with an impressive portfolio of 22 patents to her name. Her work primarily focuses on enhancing digital broadcast program production and developing effective retention management schemes. As an innovative member of the International Business Machines Corporation (IBM), Wang has contributed significantly to advancements in technology.

Latest Patents: Two of Diana's latest patents showcase her expertise in workflow processing and data management. The first patent, titled "Workflow process for managing digital broadcast program production," details methods for managing various production stages during the development of digital broadcast programs. This invention addresses the efficient storage of data throughout stages such as ingest, triage, program creation, and program assembly, ensuring optimal encoding into MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 data files.

The second patent, named "Dynamic verification of authorization in retention management schemes," introduces a novel retention management approach. It involves assigning expiration times to objects, like documents or folders, and verifying the authorization of security subjects handling these objects. This dynamic verification ensures that only authorized subjects can manage the expiration times, providing an added layer of security in data management.

Career Highlights: Diana’s career at IBM has been marked by her innovative contributions to the field. Her patents not only showcase her technical skills but also reflect her ability to solve complex problems in digital media and data management.

Collaborations: Throughout her tenure at IBM, Diana has worked closely with notable colleagues, including Marvin L. Williams and Frederick L. Janis. These collaborations have further enhanced her work, contributing to the successful development and implementation of her patented technologies.

Conclusion: Diana S. Wang's contributions to the fields of digital broadcasting and data management through her patents exemplify her innovative spirit and technical expertise. Her work at IBM continues to influence the industry, paving the way for future advancements in technology and security management.

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