Booz Allen Hamilton Inc.

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Robert Wayne Knight

Timothy A Schaefer

Gary Jason Myers

Matthias Welsh

An exemplary mobile computing device includes an interface configured to wirelessly receive a control policy from an antenna; a processor configured to enforce the received control policy; and memory configured to store the received control policy and retain a last-received control policy for enforcement by the processor when the interface is outside an antenna range to wirelessly receive any control policy.

System and method for control policy retention

An exemplary mobile computing device, including a memory device for storing a control policy defining a functional configuration of the mobile computing device; and a processor configured to place the mobile computing device in one of one of plural states based on a validation result of the control policy.

System and method for controlling the power states of a mobile computing device

A mobile computing device, including: a first memory device having first computer-readable instructions tangibly recorded thereon; a first hardware processor configured to execute the first computer-readable instructions recorded on the first memory device; and an RFID component that includes a transceiver configured to receive a proximity signal from at least one RFID reader when the RFID component is within a predetermined range of the at least one RFID reader, and a second memory device configured to store the proximity signal, wherein the first hardware processor is configured to, upon executing the instructions recorded on the first memory device, control at least one operation of the mobile computing device in accordance with the proximity signal received by the transceiver of the RFID component from the at least one RFID reader.

System and method for location-based security

A plastic perforative spout for dispensing substances through a sidewall of a plastic container includes a unitary rigid plastic, preferably teflon or polyethylene, perforation element with a protective cap, a dispensing valve removably attached to the perforation element, and an accessory circular adaptor for rounded containers. The plastic cutting element extends from a hollow shank surrounding an opening in a flange portion of a hollow tubular body. Two intersecting cross ribs are formed inside the shank, and a vertical rib extends from the intersection of the cross-ribs to the point of the radius cut semi-circular cutting element. The plastic dispenser is removably attached over the tubular body, and a boss is pressed to displace the flexible concave valve to dispense the container contents through the mouth of the dispenser. A snap lock holds the valve open if desired. The circular adaptor fits over the shank and defines a concave surface for mounting flush against a curved surface. Options include swaged metallic blades and metallic plating for the plastic blades.

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Kenmore, WA, United States of America

Robert Wayne Knight