Printable Technologies, Inc.

Michael Basa

Dennis Bertken

Edward F Ross

Jan C Zawadzki

Christopher E Dornsife

Mark Loveland

Margaret Tan

Jason Manosh

Denise Rolen

A projected management server coupled with a computer network, such as the Internet. A spec server may also be incorporated into the project management environment for completing specs, generating requests for price quotations, purchase orders and the like. A project tree represents project management objects, which can be of any type. Object types are defined for each particular implementation of the system. Typical examples of project management object types include organizational entities, work-groups, people, projects, budgets, tasks, costs, timesheets, specs, requisitions, purchase orders, and to-do lists. The objects are generally organized in a hierarchical data structure referred to as a project management tree or project tree. Each object in a project tree comprises a number of methods that describe the way the object behaves. Such methods include, for example, methods that describe the way the object is added to the tree, edited, deleted from the tree, and archived.

Centralized system and method for managing enterprise operations

Growing community of inventors

San Diego, CA, United States of America

Michael Basa