Paul M Rogers

6772156, Aug 3, 2004

Nov 29, 1999

09/450892

Paul A. Rogers - Fremont CA
Nicolas C. Nierenberg - Hillsborough CA

Actuate Corporation - South San Francisco CA

G06F 700

707 9, 707102, 715525, 715526

Methods and computer program products are disclosed for generating and viewing a content listing or âtable of contentsâ for a report with page-level security based in part on data breaks in the report. The content listing is derived from a content list structure containing multiple data items where a data item represents a content group. A data item is retrieved from the content list structure and contains a page range. It is then determined whether any pages in the report that the user is authorized to view are in the page range. It is then determined whether the data item should be in the content listing. In this manner, a table of contents in which data in the report viewable by a user has a corresponding content line entry in the content listing.

6859805, Feb 22, 2005

Nov 29, 1999

09/450813

Paul A. Rogers - Fremont CA, US
Nicolas C. Nierenberg - Hillsborough CA, US

Actuate Corporation - South San Francisco CA

G06F007/00

707 9, 7071041, 707201, 715525

Methods and computer program products are disclosed for generating and viewing an electronic report having security features that allow for “virtual bursting” of the report for multiple users. A single report having multiple pages is generated such that each or some of the pages have security tags that are compared to a security identifier list of a particular user that acts as a security clearance for that user. Through this comparison, a subset of pages from the report is formed which makes up a “report” from the user's point of view that contains only data the user is allowed to see. This allows multiple users to view only authorized portions of a single report having page-level security determined by level breaks in the data.

7065414, Jun 20, 2006

Mar 10, 2003

10/385066

Paul Matthew Rogers - Pleasanton CA, US
James Andrew Maxson - Berkeley CA, US
Ilga Celmins - Aptos CA, US

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY

G05B 13/02

700 36, 700 28, 700 33, 700 37, 700281, 700287, 702 82, 702 61, 702 62, 702181, 702182

A method and apparatus for operating a production system that includes a plurality of production facilities is provided. The method includes receiving, in real-time, for each facility, cost data for a first resource used by each respective facility to produce an output, receiving, in real-time, for each facility, cost data for a second resource used by each respective facility to produce the output, determining, in real-time; an automated incremental cost curve for the system based on a level of production of each facility and the received resource cost data, and determining a production output target for each production facility to achieve an optimum production system output based on the real-time incremental cost curves. The system includes at least one production facility that includes a software code segment programmed to determine, in real-time, an incremental cost of a first resource based on a level of production of each respective facility.

7487154, Feb 3, 2009

Feb 1, 2005

11/049908

Paul A. Rogers - Fremont CA, US
Nicolas C. Nierenberg - Hillsborough CA, US

Actuate Corporation - San Mateo CA

G06F 17/30
G06F 17/00

707 9, 709217, 715204, 726 27

Methods and computer program products are disclosed for generating and viewing an electronic report having security features that allow for “virtual bursting” of the report for multiple users. A single report having multiple pages is generated such that each or some of the pages have security tags that are compared to a security identifier list of a particular user that acts as a security clearance for that user. Through this comparison, a subset of pages from the report is formed which makes up a “report” from the user's point of view that contains only data the user is allowed to see. This allows multiple users to view only authorized portions of a single report having page-level security determined by level breaks in the data.

7831633, Nov 9, 2010

Dec 22, 2004

11/021081

Linda Chan - Belmont CA, US
Peter Lai - Palo Alto CA, US
Xiaojun Yang - Union City CA, US
Wenfeng Li - Foster City CA, US
Paul Rogers - Fremont CA, US
Alan Li - Foster City CA, US
Derek Lai - Newark CA, US

Actuate Corporation - South San Francisco CA

G06F 17/30
G06F 9/44

707803, 717105

Methods and apparatus for supporting an additional data source in a system adapted for processing data from one or more data sources are disclosed. A design-time driver for the additional data source is obtained, where the design-time driver supports the definition of data including one or more fields of the additional data source to retrieve from the additional data source. In addition, a run-time driver for the additional data source is obtained, where the run-time driver supports retrieval of data corresponding to the one or more fields from the additional data source and where the run-time driver has a second application programming interface. The design-time driver is executed via a first application programming interface, where the first application programming interface enables definition of the data including the one or more fields to be retrieved from the additional data source. The data is then retrieved from the additional data source via the run-time driver using the second application programming interface.

56641826, Sep 2, 1997

Sep 18, 1995

8/528995

Nicolas C. Nierenberg - Hillsborough CA
Paul A. Rogers - Newark CA
David B. Edwards - Half Moon Bay CA
John R. Dafoe - Benicia CA
William A. Osberg - San Mateo CA

Actuate Software Corporation - San Mateo CA

G06F 1730

395613

A method is disclosed for persistently storing in an object-oriented format various pieces of information required to display and search a report. The information is stored in a logical hierarchy including multiple "level break" objects at a first level. Similar level break objects may be provided at a second level of the hierarchy, and at a third level, etc. Level breaks represent divisions between parallel report entities, and the level breaks at a "first level" divide report entities which can not be further segregated into discrete groups. In general, the objects representing level breaks include general information about an entity such as the entity's name and location, or report totals associated with that entity. In the hierarchy, each level break object at the first level may reference one or more level break objects at the second level, and, in addition, may reference objects representing the visual regions (or "frames") in which report information pertaining to the first level entity is displayed. The frame objects, in turn, each contain various "control objects" which describe the formatting, size, and other associated information pertaining to the display of frames.

20160321757, Nov 3, 2016

Apr 29, 2015

14/699394

- Chicago IL, US
Paul Rogers - Upton MA, US

G06Q 40/08
G06Q 30/06

The present disclosure relates to methods and systems for generating, and responding to, requests for proposals (RFPs) and/or requests for information (RFIs) for insurance products. The methods and systems may generate requests for proposals (RFPs) and/or requests for information (RFIs) based on RFP/RFI questions stored in a RFP/RFI questions library database. At least some of the RFP/RFI questions, stored in the RFP/RFI questions library database, may include a respective merge field.