Raymond J Ridl, Jr

Title: Raymond J. Ridl, Jr.: Enterprise Software and Permission Management Patents.

Introduction

Raymond J. Ridl, Jr. is an inventor associated with San Francisco, California, and Certinia Inc. His work includes patented tools for managing access, permissions, and enterprise data objects within computing platforms. He is credited with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Ridl’s listed patents address enterprise software and data-processing systems:

- Computerized tools to implement a persona builder application to modify access to logical components of an enterprise computing platform. This invention describes tools that use account and enterprise-function data to identify permissions and filter access to platform components. Persona application data can help configure access while supporting the management of enterprise tasks, processes, and data flows.

- Computerized tools to implement a permission workbench application to modify sets of permissions that provide access to enterprise data objects. This invention describes tools for accessing and modifying permission sets associated with enterprise data objects. The system can identify an enterprise-function data object and use it to generate a corresponding set of permissions.

Career Highlights

The available information connects Ridl’s inventive work with Certinia Inc. His listed patents focus on enterprise computing platforms, data models, and software tools for managing permissions and access to logical components and data objects.

Collaborations

Neil Robinson and Julianne Prekaski are identified as Ridl’s coworkers. The provided information does not specify their roles in the listed inventions or patents.

Conclusion

Raymond J. Ridl, Jr.’s listed patents center on practical approaches to enterprise access control, including persona-based configuration and permission management for data objects.