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Redmond, WA, United States of America

Ramakrishnan Natarajan

USPTO Granted Patents = 12

Average Co-Inventor Count = 5.5

ph-index = 8

Forward Citations = 330(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal12 out of 54,638 
 
Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC
 patents

Years Active: 2006-2011

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12 patents (USPTO):
1. 8051373 - Method and system for converting a schema-based hierarchical data structure into a flat data structure (2011-11-01),
2. 7954046 - Importing and exporting markup language data in a spreadsheet application document (2011-05-31),
3. 7703007 - Importing and exporting markup language data in a spreadsheet application document (2010-04-20),
4. 7672943 - Calculating a downloading priority for the uniform resource locator in response to the domain density score, the anchor text score, the URL string score, the category need score, and the link proximity score for targeted web crawling (2010-03-02),
5. 7657571 - Electronic data snapshot generator (2010-02-02),
6. 7640493 - Importing and exporting markup language data in a spreadsheet application document (2009-12-29),
7. 7337182 - Management of markup language data mappings available to a spreadsheet application workbook (2008-02-26),
8. 7249316 - Importing and exporting markup language data in a spreadsheet application document (2007-07-24),
9. 7096422 - Markup language visual mapping (2006-08-22),
10. 7017112 - Importing and exporting markup language data in a spreadsheet application document (2006-03-21),
11. 7007033 - Management of markup language data mappings available to a spreadsheet application workbook (2006-02-28),
12. 7003722 - Method and system for converting a schema-based hierarchical data structure into a flat data structure (2006-02-21),

Title: Innovator Spotlight: Ramakrishnan Natarajan

Introduction: Ramakrishnan Natarajan is a distinguished inventor based in Redmond, Washington. With a total of 12 patents to his name, he has made significant contributions to the field of data structure conversion and management, notably at Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC.

Latest Patents: Ramakrishnan's latest patents showcase his expertise in transforming hierarchical data structures into flat data structures. One of his innovations includes a method and system designed for this purpose. This invention involves converting a hierarchical data structure, potentially in XML format, into a flat format based on a defined schema. The process entails loading a schema-compliant hierarchical structure into an application, where layout rules are applied to render the data in a user-friendly manner, typically a spreadsheet format. His other recent patent addresses the importing and exporting of XML data in association with an XML schema file. This patent outlines the preparation of an XML data map that correlates the XML data in the document with corresponding elements or attributes defined in the associated schema.

Career Highlights: Ramakrishnan has dedicated his career to advancing the methodologies of data structure handling, which is essential in various software applications. Working with Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC, he has contributed to several innovative solutions that aid in the efficient management of data, particularly in the realms of XML usage and spreadsheet integration.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Ramakrishnan has collaborated with notable colleagues, including Chad B Rothschiller and Kelly J Lynch. Together, they have worked to enhance the capabilities of data-driven applications, contributing to Microsoft's ongoing advancement in technology and innovation.

Conclusion: With a noteworthy portfolio of 12 patents, Ramakrishnan Natarajan stands out as a leading inventor in the field of data structures. His innovative approaches to converting and managing data not only reflect his technical adeptness but also his commitment to improving user experience and application functionality at Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC. As the landscape of technology continues to evolve, Ramakrishnan's contributions remain invaluable to the industry.

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