Andrew Gordon Rachmiel

8073863, Dec 6, 2011

Dec 26, 2007

11/964624

Andrew G. Rachmiel - Park Ridge IL, US
Neil P. Morgan - Hawthorn Woods IL, US
Dariusz Danielewski - Hoffman Estates IL, US

BSP Software LLC - Rolling Meadows IL

G06F 17/30

707769, 707803

A metadata management system is described for a business intelligence architecture having a metadata repository for content that defines a user environment of the business intelligence architecture. The metadata management system includes a user interface generator to display information regarding a plurality of objects in the metadata repository and to facilitate selection of a group of the plurality of objects, a content editor to evaluate the content stored in the metadata repository for each object of the selected group and to modify in a batch job the content for each object of the selected group for storage of the modified content in the metadata repository, and a communication manager to issue instructions for the storage of the modified content in the metadata repository, the instructions being configured in accordance with a communication protocol of the business intelligence architecture utilized to control the metadata repository.

7945589, May 17, 2011

Jul 22, 2010

12/841975

Andrew D. Weiss - Hazlet NJ, US
Andrew G. Rachmiel - Park Ridge IL, US

BSP Software LLC - Rolling Meadows IL

G06F 7/00

707795, 715762

A business intelligence system includes a business intelligence server configured to support generation of a report user interface for presentation of enterprise data to end users of the business intelligence system and an authoring user interface for development of a report definition of the report user interface. The business intelligence system further includes a metadata repository in which metadata indicative of the report definition is stored, a client having a browser for communication with the business intelligence server and for rendering of the authoring user interface, and a change management server configured for communication with the business intelligence server to manage the development of the report definition via the authoring user interface. The business intelligence server is configured with first textual instructions to direct the browser in the rendering of the authoring user interface, and the browser is further directed by second textual instructions referenced by the first textual instructions and configured to modify the authoring user interface to allow the change management server to manage storage of the metadata indicative of the report definition.

20170154343, Jun 1, 2017

Nov 30, 2016

15/365448

- Glendale Heights IL, US
Andrew G. Rachmiel - Park Ridge IL, US

G06Q 30/00
G06K 19/06

A counterfeit product detection and content management system includes: a physical identifier affixed to a product, the identifier including an organization identifier, product identifier, serial identifier, and parity check identifier; a mobile device including a physical identifier reader and a communications subsystem; and a server in communication with the mobile device and in communication with a database storing a plurality of product verification records, each product verification record including an organization identifier, product identifier, serial identifier, and parity check identifier; wherein, in response to the server receiving a communication of the physical identifier from the mobile device, the server determines whether the organization identifier, the product identifier, the serial identifier, and the parity check identifier match one of the stored product verification records in the database and, when the server determines there is no match, the server communicates to the mobile device that the product is counterfeit.

20160050194, Feb 18, 2016

Aug 18, 2014

14/462310

- Chicago IL, US
Andrew G. Rachmiel - Park Ridge IL, US

H04L 29/06
H04L 12/58

A system for messaging application governance including an application server computer configured to provide an application service, an administration module, and a communication module. The application service accesses data indicative of user-specific rules for a user account. The user-specific rules govern usage of a messaging application by a messaging user associated with the user account. The administration module is configured to provide an administration interface. The administration interface is configured to allow an administrator user associated with the user account to specify the user-specific rules for the user account. The communication module is configured to support messaging services between client instances of the messaging application. The communication module is communicatively coupled to the application service to provide the messaging services for the user account in accordance with the user-specific rules.