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Bristol, CT, United States of America

James Antill

USPTO Granted Patents = 25

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.1

ph-index = 7

Forward Citations = 148(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal25 out of 3,537 
 
Red Hat, Inc.
 patents

Years Active: 2012-2020

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25 patents (USPTO):
1. 10824521 - Generating predictive diagnostics via package update manager (2020-11-03),
2. 10534624 - Generating and storing translation information as package metadata (2020-01-14),
3. 9772834 - Exportable encoded identifications of networked machines (2017-09-26),
4. 9727352 - Utilizing history of changes associated with software packages to manage computing systems (2017-08-08),
5. 9417865 - Determining when to update a package manager software (2016-08-16),
6. 9367302 - Generating client qualification to execute package update manager (2016-06-14),
7. 9189357 - Generating machine state verification using number of installed package objects (2015-11-17),
8. 9152484 - Generating predictive diagnostics via package update manager (2015-10-06),
9. 9116802 - Diagnostic notification via package update manager (2015-08-25),
10. 9009696 - Generating encoded identifications of selected subsets of installed software packages on a client machine (2015-04-14),
11. 9003400 - Tracking computing systems utilizing software repositories (2015-04-07),
12. 9003389 - Generating an encoded package profile based on executing host processes (2015-04-07),
13. 8997083 - Managing a network of computer systems using a version identifier generated based on software packages installed on the computing systems (2015-03-31),
14. 8856953 - Access policy for package update processes (2014-10-07),
15. 8806471 - Upgrade and downgrade in package update operations (2014-08-12),

Title: The Innovative Mind of James Antill

Introduction

James Antill, a prolific inventor based in Bristol, Connecticut, has made significant strides in the field of software management and diagnostics. With an impressive portfolio of 25 patents, Antill has demonstrated his commitment to advancing technology and improving user experiences. His work at Red Hat, Inc., a leading software company, has positioned him as a key contributor in the realm of package management and software diagnostics.

Latest Patents

Among his latest inventions, Antill has developed methodologies that enhance the functionality and reliability of software updates. One of his notable patents, "Generating predictive diagnostics via package update manager," focuses on identifying potential fault conditions related to software updates. This innovative approach allows processing devices to suggest necessary repairs before issues arise, ultimately improving system performance and user satisfaction.

Additionally, his patent titled "Generating and storing translation information as package metadata" addresses the need for effective language translation in software packages. By utilizing a package manager to track installed applications and their corresponding language resources, Antill’s invention ensures that end-users receive accurate translations, enhancing accessibility and usability across diverse user bases.

Career Highlights

Antill's career at Red Hat, Inc. is marked by a dedication to improving software management tools. He has leveraged his expertise to develop solutions that streamline package updates and enhance system diagnostics. His contributions have not only refined the company's offerings but have also influenced industry standards in software management.

Collaborations

James Antill has collaborated with fellow innovators such as Seth Kelby Vidal and Adrian Karstan Likins. These partnerships have fostered a collaborative environment that stimulates creativity and leads to the development of cutting-edge technologies. Together, they have worked on projects that aim to bridge gaps in software functionality and efficiency.

Conclusion

With a rich array of patents and a robust career, James Antill continues to leave an indelible mark on the software industry. His inventions not only address current technological challenges but also pave the way for future advancements. As software continues to evolve, Antill's contributions will remain influential in shaping the landscape of package management and diagnostics.

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