David Forbes

7584161, Sep 1, 2009

Sep 13, 2005

11/225138

David Ian Forbes - Falls Church VA, US
Sharon Flank - Washington DC, US
David Austin - Falls Church VA, US

Contextware, Inc. - Annandale VA

G06N 5/02
G06F 17/00

706 46, 705 7, 707100

A software system that uses the rigor and rules of business process automation to capture and structure organizational expertise, processes, and procedures—the non-automatable activities and actions of an organization—into a single, common, enterprise-wide, information framework. The capture function is engineered for usability and structured to reflect the patterns and semantics of business users rather than imposing software or process terminology. The produced framework generates a process-driven, centralized taxonomy of information and resources as business requirements are captured. The framework delivers users an organization-specific context to activities and information to be used for learning, training, reference, improvisation, collaboration, and operations. Said system has application in disseminating policies, procedures and compliance; business continuity; improved productivity and culture; training and learning; increasing the return on existing and requirements gathering for future IT investments; employee attrition, retention, and onboarding; capturing and managing knowledge and intellectual capital; and continuous improvement and process reengineering.

20080059416, Mar 6, 2008

Sep 13, 2007

11/854802

DAVID FORBES - Falls Church VA, US
Sharon Flank - Washington DC, US
David Austin - Falls Church VA, US

G06F 17/30

707002000, 707E17017

In one embodiment, data associated with a process rules query is received. The data includes values associated with a predetermined constraint. Results for the process query are obtained from at least one data store. The obtained results for the process query are output in a first form and a second form. In another embodiment, a searchable process knowledgebase is created based on a business process (e.g., a structure consisting of activities and sub-activities). The business process is integrated into a process-based algorithm. Obtained process query results are added to the process knowledgebase. Executed process queries are analyzed so that the process-based query algorithm learns and improves precision of obtained query results.

20100169233, Jul 1, 2010

Aug 31, 2009

12/551120

David Ian Forbes - Falls Church VA, US
Sharon Flank - Washington DC, US
David Austin - Falls Church VA, US

G06Q 10/00
G06F 3/048

705348, 715738

A software system that uses the rigor and rules of business process automation to capture and structure organizational expertise, processes, and procedures—the non-automatable activities and actions of an organization—into a single, common, enterprise-wide, information framework. The capture function is engineered for usability and structured to reflect the patterns and semantics of business users rather than imposing software or process terminology. The produced framework generates a process-driven, centralized taxonomy of information and resources as business requirements are captured. The framework delivers users an organization-specific context to activities and information to be used for learning, training, reference, improvisation, collaboration, and operations. Said system has application in disseminating policies, procedures and compliance; business continuity; improved productivity and culture; training and learning; increasing the return on existing and requirements gathering for future IT investments; employee attrition, retention, and on boarding; capturing and managing knowledge and intellectual capital; and continuous improvement and process reengineering.

20200107566, Apr 9, 2020

Oct 8, 2018

16/154157

David Ian Forbes - Falls Church VA, US
Kristan Leigh Anderson - Falls Church VA, US
Sharon Flank - Washington DC, US

Snack Kraken LLC - FALLS CHURCH VA

A23L 19/00
A23L 27/60
A23L 2/54
A23L 2/02
A23L 2/46
A23L 23/00

A savory, healthy cruciferous vegetable formula includes cruciferous vegetable, aromatic, edible fruit ingredient, acid ingredient and seasoning. In one embodiment the formula is a pourable, dense, finely grained cruciferous vegetable condiment. In another embodiment, the formula is a carbonated cruciferous vegetable beverage. In one method a cruciferous vegetable condiment is produced by preparing, cooking and finely pureeing the nutrient-rich ingredients, then hot fill processing and packaging the shelf-stable condiment. In another method, a carbonated cruciferous vegetable beverage is produced by preparing, cooking, cooling and carbonating the nutrient-rich ingredients, then cold fill processing and packaging the shelf-stable beverage.