Mahendra Srinivasan

20050275871, Dec 15, 2005

Dec 23, 2002

10/500195

John Baird - New York, GB
Manu Capoor - New York NY, US
Robert Antonacci - Commack NY, US
Mahendra Srinivasan - New York NY, US
Vedprakash Dubey - Culver City CA, US
Andrew Yang - New York NY, US
Daniel Nelkenbaum - New York NY, US
Aditya Rampal - Jersey City NJ, US

G06F015/16
H04N001/00
H04M011/00

358001150, 358407000, 358403000, 709206000, 379100090, 379100080, 358402000

A fax storage and retrieval system () comprised of a fax receiving module () configured to receive a plurality of facsimile documents from a plurality of fax devices (). A document attribute module () is provided, configured to allow a user to associate each incoming fax document to a unique attribute set. A fax page splitter module () is also provided, configured to split images of each of the facsimile documents to individual image pages. A document storage and retrieval system () is coupled to the fax receiving module () and configured to store each of the pages of the plurality of facsimile documents such that each of the pages is individually retrievable

20100086113, Apr 8, 2010

May 4, 2009

12/435027

Robert Antonacci - Commack NY, US
Manu Nath Capoor - New York NY, US
Srinandan R. Kasi - New York NY, US
Sandeep Laumas - Old Greenwich CT, US
John C. Baird - New York NY, US
Mahendra Srinivasan - New York NY, US

H04M 11/00

37910017

A system comprising a facsimile device configured to transmit a code-associated information material, an interactive user device, and a processor. Typically, the code-associated information material is a medical record to which a barcoded fax cover sheet is appended. The interactive device is preferably a computer terminal, wherein the processor is coupled to the interactive user device via the Internet. The processor is configured to receive from the facsimile device a transmission of the information material, and to display it to an authorized user upon a request from the authorized user. The information material may be displayed via Internet, or else may be faxed to an authorized user in response to a telephone call.

20100149601, Jun 17, 2010

Apr 16, 2009

12/425082

John Baird - New York NY, US
Robert P. Antonacci - Commack NY, US
Mahendra Srinivasan - New York NY, US
Vedprakash Dubey - Culver City CA, US
Andrew Yang - New York NY, US
Aditya Rampal - Jersey City NJ, US

H04N 1/00

358403

A fax storage and retrieval system comprised of a fax receiving module configured to receive a plurality of facsimile documents from a plurality of fax devices. A document attribute module is provided, configured to allow a user to associate each incoming fax document to a unique attribute set. A fax page splitter module is also provided, configured to split images of each of the facsimile documents to individual image pages. A document storage and retrieval system is coupled to the fax receiving module and configured to store each of the pages of the plurality of facsimile documents such that each of the pages is individually retrievable.

7561287, Jul 14, 2009

Sep 16, 2000

09/664969

Robert Antonacci - Commack NY, US
Manu Nath Capoor - New York NY, US
Srinandan R. Kasi - New York NY, US
Sandeep Laumas - Old Greenwich CT, US
Nick Seth-Smith - Berkeley Heights NJ, US
John C. Baird - New York NY, US
Mahendra Srinivasan - New York NY, US

MMF Systems, Inc. - New York NY

G06F 15/00

358 115, 358 116, 358 118, 358453, 358462, 358470, 358435

A system comprising a facsimile device configured to transmit a code-associated information material, an interactive user device, and a processor. Typically, the code-associated information material is a medical record to which a barcoded fax cover sheet is appended. The interactive device is preferably a computer terminal, wherein the processor is coupled to the interactive user device via the Internet. The processor is configured to receive from the facsimile device a transmission of the information material, and to display it to an authorized user upon a request from the authorized user. The information material may be displayed via Internet, or else may be faxed to an authorized user in response to a telephone call.