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Ge Corporate Financial Services, Inc.

General Electric Company

General Electric Capital Corporation

Ge Capital Commercial Finance, Inc.

Brian Nathan Dingman

Christopher Donald Johnson

Marc Thomas Edgar

Richard Paul Messmer

Corey Nicholas Bufi

Kimberley Marie Mangino

Snehil Gambhir

James F Pitzen

Chris A Minick

Tim Kerry Keyes

William Cree Steward

T Boyd Dingus

Heat detector

A deterrent apparatus having a non-conductive tubing having a length, an outer surface and an inner surface defining a lumen, and at least a first electrical conductor and a second electrical conductor present on the outer surface of the non-conductive tubing. A power source comprising a battery having a first terminal and a second terminal is connected to the conductors so that the first terminal is electrically connected to the first conductor and the second terminal is electrically connected to the second conductor. The deterrent apparatus is suitable for use on medical tubing or veterinary tubing, for example, to deter animals from chewing or biting at the tubing.

Lick deterrent tubing

The invention provides a method and system to simulate a process of discrete tasks having a plurality of available resources associated therewith. The system may comprise a model database to store a plurality of models, each model including a plurality of task and resource parameters; a model portion in communication with the model database and configured to receive commands from a user, to retrieve one of the plurality of models and corresponding task and resource parameters in response to a user command, to receive input data corresponding to attributes of one or more task and resource parameters from a business database system, and to generate a simulation model based on the selected business database system and the input data; and a model server to perform a simulation of the process by processing the simulation model and to generate an output data file containing output data representative of the simulation.

System and method for simulating a discrete event process using business system data

In an exemplary embodiment, invention is a method for analyzing portfolios of distressed financial assets for the purpose of bidding to acquire those assets. The method utilizes a network-based system including a server system coupled to a centralized database and at least one client system. The method comprises of various steps from generating cash flow data table from variety of data sources to performing sensitivity analysis using Monte Carlo Simulation Model to provide different scenarios. The method utilizes a variety of assumptions in performing analysis, and exports cash flow projections into a pre-determined format to develop financially attractive bids, which have strong probability of, expected return on investment after taking into account a variety of foreseeable risks.

Methods and systems for portfolio cash flow valuation

An integrated system organizes a company's experiences, operating procedures, best practices, information sources, competitive information and analytical tools. The goal is increasing profitability within a due diligence process while facilitating ongoing operations. The system incorporates a method for collaborating on due diligence issues to affect knowledge building within due diligence teams. The method includes accessing stored, accumulated knowledge in a repository from prior due diligence exercises, applying to due diligence decisions criteria based on consolidated analytical building blocks of past due diligence exercises and storing newly accumulated knowledge from the current due diligence exercise into the repository of accumulated knowledge. Access to this information is available globally via the internet as well as locally.

Methods and systems for rapid deployment of a valuation system

An integrated system organizes a company's experiences, operating procedures, best practices, information sources, competitive information and analytical tools. The goal is increasing profitability within a due diligence process while facilitating ongoing operations. The system incorporates a method for collaborating on due diligence issues to affect knowledge building within due diligence teams. The method includes accessing stored, accumulated knowledge in a repository from prior due diligence exercises, applying to due diligence decisions criteria based on consolidated analytical building blocks of past due diligence exercises and storing newly accumulated knowledge from the current due diligence exercise into the repository of accumulated knowledge.

Methods and apparatus for rapid deployment of a valuation system

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Brian Nathan Dingman