Robert A Nabb

20030009391, Jan 9, 2003

Jul 6, 2001

09/900684

Robert Nabb - Mason OH, US
David Anderson - Cincinnati OH, US
Lance Shumaker - Loveland OH, US
David Rice - Mason OH, US
David Darpel - Crescent Springs KY, US

G06F017/60

705/026000

Employees of an organization access an application to electronically submit orders for copy reproductions to a copy reproduction service provider. Using the application, an employee can select the desired copy reproduction service and begin to complete the appropriate order form. Once the order form is completed the employee selects the file or files with the material to be processed. The order information and files are then stored in a database, which can be accessed by the copy reproduction service provider through a service provider application. Using the service provider application, the copy reproduction service provider can view details of the order, download any required files and update the status of the order. The employee can view the status of an order, as it is updated, with the application. Finally, when the copy reproduction service provider completes an order, the copy reproduction service provider can distribute the order as instructed by the employee.

20020152279, Oct 17, 2002

Apr 12, 2001

09/833433

Deborah Sollenberger - Mason OH, US
David Darpel - Crescent Springs KY, US
Stevan Talevski - Cincinnati OH, US
Lance Shumaker - Loveland OH, US
Kristin Meyer - Cincinnati OH, US
Jeffrey Journey - West Chester OH, US
Jamie Livingston - Cincinnati OH, US
Robert Nabb - Mason OH, US
Norman Gimbert - Cincinnati OH, US

G06F015/16

709/217000

An Intranet portal is provided that is organized into six sections for corporate or organizational Intranet users. The six sections of the Intranet portal are constructed using modules. Modules are small pieces of functionality to supply or provide access to data, applications, information and processes to the user over the Intranet. The user can then customize sections of the Intranet portal to correspond to that user's particular needs or requirements. The customization of the sections occurs from the user adding, removing or rearranging modules in that section. The sections of the Intranet portal include a home section for modules of general interest to employees of the company or organization, a user section for modules of personal interest to the user, a community section for modules relating to the user's occupational responsibilities, a customer section for modules relating to the company's customers, a performance section for modules having performance information, and an input section for modules that permit a user to provide feedback.