This inventor holds 2 USPTO granted patents. Top assignee: American Express Travel Related Services Company, Inc.. Active years: 2009.
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Company Filing History:
Years Active: 2009
Title: Meg Rediess and Electronic Ticket Redemption Innovations.
Introduction
Meg Rediess is an inventor based in Boston, Massachusetts, whose work includes systems for tracking and redeeming unused electronic tickets. Her listed portfolio includes 2 patents and focuses on helping travelers use or recover value from tickets before that value is lost.
Latest Patents
“Ticket tracking and redeeming system and method” describes an automated process for identifying unused electronic tickets and supporting their timely redemption. The system collects ticket data associated with a financial transaction account and searches for open tickets. It applies an aging period and a reminder period to the ticket’s scheduled departure date, checks whether a ticket has been used, and sends travelers reminders when appropriate. It also calculates residual ticket value and transmits information about open tickets to the issuing agency to support refunds.
“Ticket tracking, reminding, and redeeming system and method” addresses the same challenge through automated ticket monitoring and reminders. It determines whether a ticket remains unused after its scheduled departure date and communicates with the traveler before the reminder period expires. The system calculates the ticket’s residual value and provides that information to a client to facilitate redemption and the issuance of appropriate credit.
Career Highlights
Rediess is associated with American Express Travel Related Services Company, Inc. Her patent work reflects an application of automated data processing to travel-related financial services, particularly the management of unused ticket value.
Collaborations
Rediess’s listed coworkers include Diego Espinosa and Lisa Steury. The patent descriptions concern systems that coordinate ticket information, traveler notifications, and communication with clients or issuing agencies.
Conclusion
Meg Rediess’s inventions focus on tracking unused electronic tickets, reminding travelers to act, and helping recover residual value through refunds or redemption credit.
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