Matthew Toltzien

Title: Matthew Toltzien: Inventor of Modular Telephony Servicing Technologies

Introduction

Matthew Toltzien is an inventor associated with Fitchburg, Wisconsin, and CDW Corporation. His work includes an invention for modular technologies that support servicing telephony systems.

Latest Patents

Toltzien is credited with 1 patent: “Modular Technologies for Servicing Telephony Systems.” The patent describes a method for receiving a user’s request to service a telephony system and presenting available Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) providers for the user to review. After the user selects an option, the system connects a computing device to an SIP trunk and uses it to reach the requested call location.

During the servicing task, the system records and stores part of the resulting data stream, then displays that portion to the user. This approach combines telephony servicing with recorded data that users can review.

Career Highlights

Toltzien’s listed patent reflects work on modular tools for servicing telephony systems. The invention outlines a process that connects users, SIP providers, and serviceable call locations while capturing a portion of the service session.

Collaborations

Toltzien’s listed coworkers include Nathan A. Cartwright and Christopher Deren. The available information identifies these professional associations but does not specify their roles in the patent.

Conclusion

Matthew Toltzien’s patent describes a modular approach to telephony servicing that connects users to SIP-based call locations and lets them review recorded portions of the service process.