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Lisa Garvin Phones & Addresses

  • Weeki Wachee, FL
  • Land O Lakes, FL
  • 11227 Clayridge Dr, Tampa, FL 33635 (813) 854-1928
  • Kissimmee, FL
  • North Providence, RI
  • Syracuse, NY
  • Pawtucket, RI
  • Rochester, MA

Work

Company: Jpmorgan chase Nov 2014 Position: Database management analyst (contract)

Education

School / High School: Vigilar Intense School- Redwood City, CA 2007 Specialities: MCSE/MCSA

Skills

Detailed • Organized • Committed • Results Driven • IT Management • Supervisor • Lead • Active Directory • Exchange • Project Coordinator • Project Manager • Documentation • Business Analyst • Mobile Device Management • Inventory Management • LANDesk • BMC Footprints • Veritas • VDI • SharePoint • OSI • PL/SQL • ITIL • Cisco • Oracle PL/SQL • SQL Server Management Studio • Sybase (Toad) • Teradata

Specialities

Estate Planning for the Disabled • Estate Administration • Trust Administration • Decedents Estates • Estate Planning for Parents of Handicapped Children • Estate Planning for the Elderly • Special Needs Trusts • Probate Administration • Guardianship • Guardianship Administration • Trust and Probate • Elder Law & Advocacy • Immigration & Naturalization • Probate & Estate Planning • Trusts

Professional Records

Lawyers & Attorneys

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Lisa Garvin - Lawyer

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Specialties:
Estate Planning for the Disabled
Estate Administration
Trust Administration
Decedents Estates
Estate Planning for Parents of Handicapped Children
Estate Planning for the Elderly
Special Needs Trusts
Probate Administration
Guardianship
Guardianship Administration
Trust and Probate
Elder Law & Advocacy
Immigration & Naturalization
Probate & Estate Planning
Trusts
ISLN:
919325348
Admitted:
2006
University:
John Carroll University, B.S.; John Carroll University, B.S.
Law School:
Louis D. Brandeis School of Law, University of Louisville, J.D., 2006

Resumes

Resumes

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Lisa Garvin Tampa, FL

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Work:
JPMorgan Chase

Nov 2014 to 2000
Database Management Analyst (Contract)

GTE Financial
Tampa, FL
Jul 2012 to Aug 2014
Manager, Technology Solutions Support

Mortgage Contracting Services, LLC
Tampa, FL
Dec 2010 to Jul 2012
Sr. Support Systems Analyst

Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Inc
Smithfield, RI
Dec 2006 to May 2010
Systems Administrator

McKinsey & Company
Boston, MA
Jun 2005 to Dec 2006
IT End User Specialist

First Marblehead Education Resources
Boston, MA
Feb 2002 to Jun 2005
Internal Support Coordinator / Network Support Analyst

Education:
Vigilar Intense School
Redwood City, CA
2007
MCSE/MCSA

Skills:
Detailed, Organized, Committed, Results Driven, IT Management, Supervisor, Lead, Active Directory, Exchange, Project Coordinator, Project Manager, Documentation, Business Analyst, Mobile Device Management, Inventory Management, LANDesk, BMC Footprints, Veritas, VDI, SharePoint, OSI, PL/SQL, ITIL, Cisco, Oracle PL/SQL, SQL Server Management Studio, Sybase (Toad), Teradata

Publications

Us Patents

Distribution Of Data Flows To Local Loop Subscribers By An Access Multiplexer

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US Patent:
20040090970, May 13, 2004
Filed:
Nov 11, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/292387
Inventors:
Cheryl Sanchez - Wesford MA, US
Franklin Herman - Sutton MA, US
Lisa Garvin - Petaluma CA, US
Ravi Medikonda - San Ramon CA, US
International Classification:
H04L012/28
H04L012/56
H04N007/16
H04N007/173
US Classification:
370/397000, 725/118000, 725/148000, 370/409000, 370/395100
Abstract:
An apparatus that supports a communication link (such as DSL) in the local loop has hardware to distribute a copy of one or more data flows to any of a number of devices (e.g. “set-top boxes”) that are each connected to the apparatus by the link. In some embodiments, the apparatus receives only one copy of a number of video feeds for distribution from a video head end that is coupled thereto e.g. via an ATM network. In such embodiments, the apparatus selectively transfers a copy of one of the video feeds being received, to each set-top box. Distribution of data flows in the apparatus can be implemented by a point to multipoint virtual circuit, although a change in a video feed being supplied to a subscriber requires tearing down the subscriber's old virtual circuit leaf and setting up a new virtual circuit leaf to the subscriber. The time delay and overhead associated with such virtual circuit changes are eliminated in certain embodiments by changing only an internal mapping. Specifically an association between a subscriber's virtual circuit and a first virtual circuit carrying the currently-supplied video feed is erased, and a new association is formed between the subscriber's virtual circuit and a second virtual circuit that is carrying the video feed to be supplied. During such a change, the subscriber's virtual circuit is kept intact (and in addition, the first and second virtual circuits are kept intact as well), because a simple change in VC-VC associations implements channel change.
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