Patrick Michael O'Brien

20110288962, Nov 24, 2011

Dec 6, 2010

12/960637

Patrick A. O'Brien - Chicago IL, US

G06Q 30/00
G06F 21/24

705 271, 726 28

The APPARATUS, METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR A LEAD EXCHANGE FACILITATING HUB (“HUB”) facilitates the generation, evaluation, and recording of information and activities related to property transactions and associated communications. In embodiments, the HUB may be configured to transaction and/or exchange of lead information, such as contact information, real estate site drives, market comparables, marketing ideas, and/or the like. The HUB may engender a tailored and efficient forum for coordinating transactions of lead information based on a centralized database of contacts and other lead information associated with and/or belonging to users. In one embodiment, users may submit lead requests comprising parameters and/or criteria based on which one or more queries may be performed on that database. Other users having leads matching the request may then be notified and may decide whether to share their lead information with the requesting user. In one implementation, users may include a bounty or other user-specified offer price with their lead request, which may be provided to a lead owner upon transfer of the requested lead information. In some implementations, users may submit lead quality rating scores and/or the like subsequent to receiving lead information, which may assist future requestors in selecting the lead providers with whom they wish to engage in transactions.

20110289009, Nov 24, 2011

May 21, 2010

12/784845

Patrick A. O'Brien - Chicago IL, US

G06Q 50/00
G06F 17/30

705313, 707812, 707769, 707E17005, 707E17014

The APPARATUSES, METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR AN ACTIVITY TRACKING AND PROPERTY TRANSACTION FACILITATING HUB (“HUB”) facilitates the generation, evaluation, and recording of information and activities related to property transactions and associated communications. In one implementation, the HUB dynamically generates an interface based on a user role, allows quick and efficient viewing of information relevant to an actual or potential property transaction, and records user activities or interactions to allow future access to a given interface state or set of relationships defined by interface element values, such as they may pertain to the given property transaction, an associated counterparty or contact, and/or the like. In one implementation, the HUB may provide a bifurcated display to allow for side-by-side visualization of required and available property information, attributes, and/or the like.

20110289010, Nov 24, 2011

Aug 31, 2010

12/872011

Patrick A. O'Brien - Chicago IL, US

G06Q 50/00
G06N 5/02
G06F 17/30

705313, 707766, 706 54, 707722, 707727, 707E17014

The APPARATUSES, METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR AN ACTIVITY TRACKING AND PROPERTY TRANSACTION FACILITATING HUB USER INTERFACE (“HUB”) facilitates the generation, evaluation, and recording of information and activities related to property transactions and associated communications. In one implementation, the HUB may allow for highly customizable mapping of spatiotemporal information in an integrated customer relationship management and real estate listing system; optimized scheduling of activities and/or appointments; efficient access to and economical display of contact information; dynamic sorting and filtering of searchable data; and/or the like.

20110289161, Nov 24, 2011

Sep 15, 2010

12/883110

Patrick A. O'Brien - Chicago IL, US

G06F 15/16

709206

The APPARATUSES, METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR AN INTELLIGENT INBOX COORDINATING HUB (“HUB”) facilitates the generation, evaluation, and recording of information and activities related to property transactions and associated communications. In embodiments, the HUB may be configured to effectuate intelligent inbox coordination, which may facilitate the processing of messages configured as email messages, XML data, HTTP POST message content, and/or the like for economical display and interaction. The HUB's intelligent inbox coordination features may allow for the distillation of large volumes of message data and/or content to highlight and/or direct users to the particular message and/or attachment containing data that is most interesting or relevant to them. Aspects of HUB intelligent inbox coordination features may include the generation and application of email allocation rules and/or sub-rules; analysis, parsing, intelligent filing and/or sub-filing, and/or other processing of email content, attachments, and/or other associated data; generation of message and/or message data analytics, statistics, summaries, industry trends, news content, and/or the like; and/or the like.

D4291506, Aug 8, 2000

May 13, 1999

D/104904

Dean Lindsay - Winnetka IL
Tiffany Park - Northbrook IL
Christopher True - Bartlett IL
John Cherry - Naperville IL
Jean-Marc Henri Kirouac - Williamsburg VA
Michael William Worstell - Williamsburg VA
Patrick Lee O'Brien - Yorktown VA

The Quaker Oats Company - Chicago IL

0903

D 9425

D4261607, Jun 6, 2000

Jan 22, 1999

D/099524

Dean Lindsay - Winnetka IL
Tiffany Park - Northbrook IL
Jean-Marc Henri Kirouac - Williamsburg VA
Michael William Worstell - Williamsburg VA
Patrick Lee O'Brien - Yorktown VA
Christopher True - Bartlett IL
John Cherry - Naperville IL

The Quaker Oats Company - Chicago IL

0903

D 9500

D3786277, Apr 1, 1997

Nov 1, 1995

D/045880

Patrick W. O'Brien - Chicago IL

D 2889

20210390613, Dec 16, 2021

Jun 15, 2020

16/901098

- Chicago IL, US
Federico Bana Mullin - Montevideo, UY
Patrick O'Brien - Chicago IL, US
James Barnes - Chicago IL, US
Scott Lessans - San Francisco CA, US
Fabian Silva - Montevideo, UY

Nourish Technology Inc. - Chicago IL

G06Q 30/06
G06Q 10/08
H04W 4/02
H04W 4/029
G06Q 20/32
G06Q 50/28

The disclosure relates to a computer-based system for managing just-in-time preparation and delivery of food products. In the system, customers can build, place, and pay for their order. Once the order is placed, the system will track the users location, only starting to prepare their food when the customer is within a specific proximity to the retail location. The proximity will be dynamic and expand and contract with the customer's movements. Finally, the system will coordinate the preparation, assembly and packaging of the order to provide just-in-time delivery of the customer's order, thereby reducing food waste and enhancing the freshness and taste of the product delivered to improve the customer experience.