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Crossroads Systems, Inc.

Richard Scott Walker

David Ewing

Jack Basiago

A system and method for sending notifications of audio tone sequences to users in a push-to-talk over cellular communication system, including: decoding an audio transmission in a PTT (push to talk) server or in a PTT client, identifying audio tone sequences in the audio transmission, and sending from the PTT server or from the PTT client notifications of the identified specific audio tone sequences to users of cellular mobile devices, computers, and two-way radio communication devices. The notification may be a text message to a predefined PTT group, a delayed buffered replay of the audio transmission, the specific audio tone sequences with the audio transmission before and after the specific audio tone sequences; or an emergency alert sent to predefined members of a PTT group, or a combination thereof.

System and method for push-to-talk over cellular integration with software defined radio

Embodiments include a push-to-talk over cellular (PTToC) communication system and method having one or more push-to-talk (PTT) servers that control all PTT functionality for a set of users for receiving and transmitting audio communication over the Internet. A software defined radio (SDR) system is connected to the PTT server by means of a gateway and an internet gateway connection. The SDR system has software in a central processing unit which perform basic radio, audio frequency, and Internet networking functions, wide area connection, and routing functions that map radio channels to PTT talk groups by means of a radio channel routing table. The gateway adapts digitized audio between the SDR system and the PTT server and has a management application program interface client used by a central management entity to control the SDR system.

Embodiments of the present invention provide a system and method for service management in a distributed database environment. In general, embodiments of the present invention provide a service manager that connects to or is part of a database appliance that collects database performance data in the distributed database system. The database appliance accesses traffic between database clients and database servers and collects a variety of database performance statistics without having to rely on agents at the database clients or database servers. The service manager can access the performance data from the database appliance (locally or over communications link) and archive the performance data. Additionally, the service manager can compare items of the performance data (e.g., specific performance statistics) to user defined thresholds. If a threshold is met, the service manager can notify a user by, for example, sending an email.

System and method for providing service management in a distributed database system

An improvement in tag-like grasping means located at the end of retrieval means for infusion bags including a shaped slit for forming an adjustable hook-like portion to clip the grasping means to the rim of substantially any container utilized for the infusion process. The shaped slit has a lower portion and an upper portion. The lower portion extends upwardly from an open end in the bottom edge of the grasping means adjacent the point of affixation of the retrieval means thereto to an upper end, and the upper portion extends from the upper end of the lower portion transversely across the grasping means above the point of affixation of the retrieval means to the grasping means to a closed end.

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Madison, AL, United States of America

Richard Scott Walker