Frank D Miller

Title: Frank D. Miller and Network Fault Prioritization.

Introduction

Frank D. Miller is an inventor associated with Lake Zurich, Illinois, and Motorola Corporation. His patent work addresses how communication networks can identify and prioritize faults as service conditions change.

Latest Patents

Miller is credited with 1 patent: “Method and Apparatus for Dynamically Prioritizing Network Faults Based on Real-Time Service Degradation.” The invention describes an alarm management system that receives and classifies alarms indicating faults in communication-system devices. It assesses each device’s status, rates alarms by comparing that status with the alarm classification, and ranks the rated alarms against one another. The system can repeat its assessment as conditions change, allowing it to update alarm rankings and reflect real-time service degradation.

Career Highlights

Miller’s listed patent is associated with Motorola Corporation. It focuses on improving network alarm management by dynamically evaluating fault conditions rather than relying on a fixed priority order.

Collaborations

Miller’s listed coworkers include David J. Ness Cohn and Jesse M. Keeler. Their names are associated with the professional context provided for his patent work.

Conclusion

Frank D. Miller’s patent contribution centers on dynamically ranking communication-network faults according to device status and changing service conditions.