Manoj Swaminathan

Title: Manoj Swaminathan: Patents in Business-System Configuration and Accounting

Introduction

Manoj Swaminathan is an inventor based in Issaquah, Washington, whose patent work addresses business-system configuration and accounting software. He is associated with Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC, and has 3 patents.

Latest Patents

“Automatic Configuration of a Computer System Based on Process Modeling of an Implemented Process” describes an architecture that connects the output of a business process modeler to a business-system configuration tool. The process model is translated into a representation that the tool uses to generate configuration templates. Users provide configuration information through those templates, which is then applied to a business-system implementation to produce a working instance with functionality corresponding to the source process.

“Source Document Framework for Accounting Systems” describes an accounting application framework for creating new source-document types and processing documents across heterogeneous types. The framework can apply process logic associated with an existing document type to documents of a newly created type, supporting their handling within an accounting or enterprise resource planning system.

Career Highlights

Swaminathan’s listed patent work focuses on software systems that help organizations configure business processes and manage accounting documents. These inventions address ways to connect process modeling with system implementation and to extend document-processing capabilities.

Collaborations

His listed coworkers include Deepak Kumar and Aditya Makarand Desai. His association with Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC places his patent work within a company focused on technology licensing.

Conclusion

Manoj Swaminathan’s patents reflect an emphasis on practical enterprise software, particularly automated business-system configuration and adaptable accounting-document processing.