Christopher D Hart

20020126153, Sep 12, 2002

Mar 13, 2001

09/805123

James Withers - Charlotte NC, US
James Sizer - Kingwood TX, US
Christopher Hart - Cincinnati OH, US

G09G005/00

345/773000

An end-user interface system for a computer, telephone or other electronic apparatus used to access the Internet or operating in standalone mode for navigating, displaying, and manipulating folders and files, web page links, and Internet bookmarks, such that each displayed folder, file, web page link, or Internet bookmark is displayed in a cell on a grid. To activate or further explore a particular file, an end-user activates a key on a computer keyboard or numeric keypad of a telephone or other electronic apparatus that corresponds to a particular option located within a cell on the grid. Hierarchical information such as file or folder structure, web site organization, or Internet bookmarks are arranged into the grid configuration. Use of the interface allows the manipulation of hierarchical data structures using a simple keypad having keys which correspond to the physical organization of the displayed grid, thus alleviating the need to use cumbersome or confusing point and click devices.

20110208783, Aug 25, 2011

Feb 22, 2010

12/709737

Mark C. Dolphin - Lincoln RI, US
William B. Caemmerer - Brooklyn NY, US
Lisa R. Handalian - Medford MA, US
Rodney W. Bass - Princeton NJ, US
Jeffrey D. Hindle - Warwick RI, US
Shyamapad Hazra - Charlotte NC, US
Susan M. Hartman - Lake Orion MI, US
Joseph N. Paolantonio - Johnston RI, US
Christopher T. Hart - Charlotte NC, US
Bradley P. Vigrass - Newton PA, US
Holly J. Warren - Landenberg PA, US
Christine M. Watts - Charlotte NC, US
Chris Purvis - Waxhaw NC, US
Scott M. Blandford - Hopewell NJ, US

Bank of America Corporation - Charlotte NC

G06F 17/30

707800, 707E17011

User identifiers associated with a plurality of enterprises may be integrated. A request is received to link a plurality of user identifiers associated with a plurality of enterprises. A first user identifier associated with a first enterprise is received, and a second user identifier associated with a second enterprise is received. The first user identifier and a first enterprise identifier are stored in a first data structure of a memory. The second user identifier and a second enterprise identifier are stored in a second data structure of the memory. A first account identifier associated with the first user identifier is determined by a processor. A second account identifier associated with the second user identifier is determined by the processor. The first user identifier, the second user identifier, the first account identifier, and the second account identifier are stored in a virtual profile to link the first and second user identifiers and facilitate retrieval of information associated with the first and the second user identifiers from a selected one of the first enterprise and the second enterprise.

20140373121, Dec 18, 2014

Jun 18, 2013

13/920511

- Charlotte NC, US
Matthew L. Donlan - Charlotte NC, US
Jason D. Parrish - Jacksonville FL, US
Joseph B. Castinado - Northglenn CO, US
Jason R. Bradshaw - Neptune Beach FL, US
Christopher T. Hart - Pineville NC, US

H04L 29/06

726 7

In certain embodiments, a system for providing internal services to third party enterprises comprises a memory module operable to store credentials associated with each of a plurality of third party enterprises, an interface module operable to receive a service request associated with a particular third party enterprise, the service request including a token associated with the particular third party enterprise, and a processing module operable to validate the particular third party enterprise, determine a particular internal service offered by an enterprise that is the subject of the service request, the interface module further operable to forward the service request to the particular internal service, receive results corresponding to the service request generated by the particular internal service, and communicate the results corresponding to the service request to the particular third party enterprise, and the memory module further operable to store the results corresponding to the service request.

20140136400, May 15, 2014

Nov 12, 2013

14/078457

Christopher T. Hart - Pineville NC, US

G06Q 20/22

705 39

A system and method of recommending a preferred payment method for individual transactions may include a software program. A user may set up an account and input personal information, payment information and store information for a potential purchase. A server database may store the inputted information. The user may select a store choice and receive an estimate of a purchase amount. The user may receive recommended payment method based at least on the purchase amount, the payment information, user preferences and the store information.