West Corporation

Comc, LLC

Red Hat, Inc.

Open Invention Network LLC

West Teleservices Holding Company

Jonathan McIntosh

Craig A Webster

Michael Todd Mateer

Melissa A DeLong

Kevin Pauba

Myron P Sojka

Nicole Sperling

Terrance Currey

Craig Wyler

Rick Heib

Steve Neubaum

Myron P Sojke

Timothy Seberger

Tim Seberger

Chris Wurtele

David W Wearne

Nicole C Sperling

Disclosed herein is a modular flooring assembly including a flooring component adhered to a first tray substrate and a second tray substrate which are interconnected to form an assembled tray substrate. The assembled tray substrate may be interconnected with additional assembled tray substrates to form a modular floor suitable for most flooring applications. The flooring component may be tile or wood or other materials commonly used in flooring applications. Convention fill-in grout or a snap-in grout may be used with the modular flooring assemblies.

Modular flooring assemblies

A third party verification system, comprising a response unit in communication with at least a first party, said response unit configured to elicit information in the form of a response from the at least first party, and a voice print server in communication with said response unit, said voice print server configured to receive and store said information to provide a record for third party verification that the at least first party consented to enter into the at least one transaction with the at least one second party.

Automated third party verification system

A system, apparatus, and method for verifying that a consumer seeking to conduct a transaction with a merchant is authorized to use an associated account. An exemplary embodiment of the apparatus may include a voice response unit, a storage medium, and a voice print comparator. The voice response unit may obtain a test voice print. The storage medium may store information associated with the consumer, and a control voice print associated with the information. The voice print comparator may receive the control voice print from the storage medium, compare the test voice print to the control voice print, determine a match level signal indicating a degree of match between the test voice print and the control voice print, compare the match level signal and a predefined threshold, and determine an approval for a transaction based on the comparison of the match level signal and the predefined threshold.

Apparatus and method for verifying transactions using voice print

Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for admitting conferees into a conference call. Methods to achieve the foregoing can comprise: transmitting an admission request from a user of a communications device to a server for admission to a conference call, the admission request including a unique identifier; storing data unique to the communications device in a data store; relaying the unique identifier from the server to the data store; comparing the unique identifier with the data unique to the communications device; and, when the unique identifier and the previously stored data match, connecting the user directly to the conference call which includes bypassing entry of at least one conference pass code by the user.

Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for expedited access to conference calls

A third party verification system, method, and computer readable medium comprising a response unit in communication with at least a first party, said response unit configured to automatically elicit information in the form of a dual tone multi-frequency (DTMF) response from the at least first party providing evidence of consent granted by the at least first party to enter into at least one transaction with at least a second party, and a print server in communication with said response unit, said print server configured to receive and store said information to provide a record for third party verification that the at least first party consented to enter into the at least one transaction with the at least one second party.

A system, apparatus, and method for verifying that a consumer seeking to conduct a transaction with a merchant is authorized to use an associated account. An exemplary embodiment of the apparatus may include a voice response unit, a storage medium, and a voice print comparator The voice response unit may be configured to obtain a test voice print during a transaction between the consumer and the merchant. The storage medium may be configured to store information associated with the consumer, and a control voice print associated with the information. Also, the voice print comparator may be configured to receive the control voice print, compare the test voice print to the control voice print, and to return a match level signal indicating a degree of match therebetween.

The present invention is generally related to conference calls and more specifically, to methods and apparatus for conducting conference calls using a conference system adapted to operated between a circuit-switched network and a packet-switched network. In one embodiment, a method for conducting conference calls using a conferencing system is disclosed. In another embodiment, a conferencing system is disclosed.

Methods and apparatus for conducting conference calls using a conferencing system adapted to operate between a circuit-switched network and a packet-switched network

A modular flooring assembly including a flooring component adhered to a tray substrate is described. The modular flooring assembly may be interconnected with additional modular flooring assemblies to form a modular floor suitable for most flooring applications. The flooring component may be tile or wood or other materials commonly used in flooring applications. Convention fill-in grout or a snap-in grout may be used with the modular flooring assemblies. One suitable snap-in grout is a right angle grout member.

Methods and computer readable medium for providing third party verification data files to entities authorized to access the data files using a third party verification system. In an exemplary embodiment, the method includes retrieving, via at least one of a computer or a telephone, a video file corresponding to an identifier, wherein the retrieved video file contains video footage of at least one response by an individual to at least one question.

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Omaha, NE, United States of America

Jonathan McIntosh