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Anthony J Rzany

from Crystal Lake, IL
Age ~60
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Also known as:
Anthony Joseph Rzany, Tony Rzany, Diane Rzany
Phone and address:
702 Silk Oak Ln, Bull Valley, IL 60014
(815) 455-7613
Related to:
Craig P Hazen, 66Alyssa RzanyMark Westphal, 45Michael D Rzany, 67Michael RzanyMichele Robinson, 58
Connected to:
Kim M Rzany, 54Allison M Rzasa, 34Kevin B Rzasa, 35Kirk D Rzasa, 43Thomas L Rzasa, 75Jennifer Rzeczkowski, 50Stanley F Rzeczkowski, 81Joseph D Rzeczycki, 73Karen A Rzeczycki, 56Michael A Rzegocki, 39

Anthony Rzany Phones & Addresses

  • 702 Silk Oak Ln, Crystal Lake, IL 60014 (815) 455-7613
  • Wheeling, IL
  • Chicago, IL
  • 702 Silk Oak Ln, Crystal Lake, IL 60014

Work

Company: Google / motorola mobility Jun 2009 Position: Senior engineering program manager

Education

School / High School: Wright College 1986 Specialities: Associate in Computer Science

Skills

Certified ScurmMaster • Microsoft Office • Microsoft Visual Studio C++ • Unix • Linux • Android • C / C++

Resumes

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Anthony Rzany Crystal Lake, IL

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Work:
Google / Motorola Mobility

Jun 2009 to Sep 2012
Senior Engineering Program Manager
Motorola

Nov 2007 to May 2009
Senior Software Systems Engineer - Linux Java / P2K Platforms
Motorola

Sep 2006 to Oct 2007
Senior Engineering Manager, MOTOMAGX SDK
Motorola

Mar 2002 to Aug 2006
Senior Engineering Manager
Motorola

Jul 2001 to Mar 2002
Senior Manager, Engineering and System Integration
Motorola

Apr 1999 to Jul 2001
Manager, Software Test Engineering
Motorola

Jun 1995 to Apr 1999
Staff Software Engineer
United Airlines
Elk Grove Village, IL
Jun 1987 to Jun 1995
Team Leader / Analyst / Developer
Education:
Wright College
1986
Associate in Computer Science
Skills:
Certified ScurmMaster, Microsoft Office, Microsoft Visual Studio C++, Unix, Linux, Android, C / C++

Publications

Us Patents

Method And Apparatus For Communicating Summarized Data

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US Patent:
59580062, Sep 28, 1999
Filed:
Dec 19, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/574541
Inventors:
Gene Eggleston - Cary IL
Mitch Hansen - Fox River Grove IL
Anthony Rzany - Crystal Lake IL
Assignee:
Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL
International Classification:
G06F 1516
US Classification:
709219
Abstract:
In a main embodiment, select and summary (S&S) indices (213, 228) are used to provide user flexibility in reviewing and requesting otherwise filtered data. Both the user's remote unit (201) and communication server (220) maintain S&S indices containing identifying (summary) information about data which has not been fully transferred between the communication server and remote unit. As new data is filtered for transfer (704-706), identifying information is captured (710) for any non-qualifying data by either a host unit or the communication server. This information is stored (714) in the communication server's S&S index, and transferred (718) via update messaging to the remote unit. When reviewing its updates or S&S index, the user may request (722) such of the data that it desires partial or full transfers of for further review. Thus, a cost efficient review mechanism is provided to users for determining whether to transfer data that otherwise fails selected filter parameters.

Method And Apparatus For Communicating An Optimized Reply

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US Patent:
57648999, Jun 9, 1998
Filed:
Dec 19, 1995
Appl. No.:
8/574737
Inventors:
Gene Eggleston - Cary IL
Mitch Hansen - Fox River Grove IL
Anthony Rzany - Crystal Lake IL
Assignee:
Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL
International Classification:
G06F 15163
US Classification:
39520033
Abstract:
For optimized reply, when sending a reply (902) in a first embodiment a remote communication unit's controller (206) generates a delta between a preceding message and the reply message, and forms an optimized reply (904) using the delta and an identifier of the preceding message. On receiving the optimized reply, the communication server uses the data unit identifier to retrieve (910) the preceding message from a further server (e. g. , the post office mailbox of the user associated with the remote unit), reconstructs (914) the full reply from the retrieved message and the delta, and forwards (916) the full reply to the addressee. When receiving a reply for the remote unit (918), an index is preferably maintained by both units of mail stored at the remote unit. From this index a preceding message forming part of the reply is identified (920). An optimized reply is then similarly formed (922) and sent to the remote unit.
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