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Ossining, NY, United States of America

Raymond Byars Jennings, Iii

USPTO Granted Patents = 35

Average Co-Inventor Count = 2.4

ph-index = 7

Forward Citations = 565(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal35 out of 164,108 
 
International Business Machines Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 2002-2015

where 'Filed Patents' based on already Granted Patents

35 patents (USPTO):
1. 9152949 - Methods and apparatus for identifying spam email (2015-10-06),
2. 9063791 - Enabling service virtualization in a cloud (2015-06-23),
3. 8788573 - Method and apparatus for efficiently expanding a P2P network (2014-07-22),
4. 8661132 - Enabling service virtualization in a cloud (2014-02-25),
5. 8650259 - Method and apparatus for increasing the search space or peer-to-peer networks using time-to-live boosting (2014-02-11),
6. 8601318 - Method, apparatus and computer program product for rule-based directed problem resolution for servers with scalable proactive monitoring (2013-12-03),
7. 8599856 - Method and apparatus for peer-to-peer connection assistance (2013-12-03),
8. 8418060 - Method, apparatus and computer program product for capturing and viewing stored web resource interactions (2013-04-09),
9. 8280970 - Method and apparatus for improving data transfers in peer-to-peer networks (2012-10-02),
10. 8260773 - Method for extracting signature from problem records through unstructured and structured text mapping, classification and ranking (2012-09-04),
11. 8140984 - Method and apparatus for document browsing (2012-03-20),
12. 8028072 - Method, apparatus and computer program product implementing session-specific URLs and resources (2011-09-27),
13. 7979414 - Method and apparatus for managing peer-to-peer search results (2011-07-12),
14. 7975012 - Method and apparatus for inferring read status of instant messages (2011-07-05),
15. 7962643 - Method and apparatus for reducing spam on peer-to-peer networks (2011-06-14),

Title: Raymond Byars Jennings, III: A Pioneer in Email Classification and Cloud Services

Introduction

Raymond Byars Jennings, III is an accomplished inventor based in Ossining, NY, boasting an impressive portfolio of 35 patents. His contributions primarily focus on innovative solutions for email classification and cloud service virtualization, showcasing his expertise in addressing contemporary challenges in technology.

Latest Patents

Among Jennings' latest patents is a groundbreaking method and apparatus for identifying spam emails. This invention leverages an initial desirability scan on received emails to filter out undesirable messages. If an email passes this initial scan, the system examines for browser-interpretable scripts. The secondary desirability scan further categorizes the email based on these scripts, leading to a refined identification of either desirable or undesirable emails.

Another significant patent involves enabling service virtualization in cloud environments. In this innovation, a service-level specification is obtained from users and mapped to a specific deployment plan, facilitating the deployment of IT resources that provide essential services efficiently.

Career Highlights

Raymond Jennings is associated with the renowned International Business Machines Corporation (IBM), where he actively contributes to cutting-edge technology developments. His work in the field of email and cloud services has positioned him as a thought leader in creating efficient communication systems and scalable IT solutions.

Collaborations

Throughout his career, Jennings has collaborated with notable colleagues, including David Alson George and Jason D LaVoie. Together, they share insights and drive innovation within their respective fields, further enhancing the impact of their inventions.

Conclusion

Raymond Byars Jennings, III exemplifies the innovative spirit essential for today's technological advancements. With his extensive patent portfolio and influential collaborations, he continues to make significant strides in enhancing email security and optimizing cloud services. His work not only reflects his dedication as an inventor but also underscores the vital role of creativity in driving progress within the tech industry.

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