Edward Spencer

Title: Edward Spencer and His Patent for Data Sharing During Live Interactions.

Introduction

Edward Spencer is an inventor associated with Richmond Hill, California. His work includes a patent for a system that enables data sharing during a live interaction, and he is associated with The Toronto-Dominion Bank.

Latest Patents

Spencer’s listed patent is “Systems and Methods for Obtaining Data During a Live Interaction,” also described as “Methods and Computer Systems for Sharing Data During a Live Interaction.” The invention provides a mobile device with a link during an interaction between a user and an operator at a terminal. Activating the link starts a data-sharing flow that prompts the user to identify a third-party system holding the requested data. The system receives and evaluates the data, then updates the operator’s terminal based on the evaluation. Spencer is listed as having 1 patent.

Career Highlights

The available information associates Spencer with The Toronto-Dominion Bank and identifies his patent as focused on obtaining and evaluating data during live interactions. The approach connects mobile-device users, third-party data systems, and operator terminals in a single workflow.

Collaborations

Spencer’s listed coworkers include Jaclyn Kyung Fong and Shishir Dattatraya Bhat. The available details do not specify their roles in the patent or their particular contributions.

Conclusion

Edward Spencer’s listed invention describes a practical data-sharing workflow for live interactions, linking mobile users and third-party data sources with operator systems.