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Ram S Ramamurthy

from Cumming, GA
Age ~67
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Also known as:
Ramirez S Ramamurthy, Ram S Ramamarthy, Ram S Ramammurthy, Ramamurthy Ramamurthy, Ram Ramamuthy, Ram M, Ram Y, Ram Ramaurthy
Related to:
Fridher NarayanaswamyRam A MurthySridhar Narayanaswamy, 55Raghu C Murthy, 60Priya Nagarajan, 53Aparna C Murthy, 58Vijayalakshmi C Murthy, 85Ramu RamamurthySuryanarayan N Ramamurthy, 55Ramirez A Murthy, 67Meera C Ramamurthy, 66Ramanathpur S Murthy, 91
Connected to:
Gayathri Ramamurthi, 43Girish M Ramamurthy, 52Kiran Ramamurthy, 37Krishnan P Ramamurthy, 54Mahadevan Ramamurthy, 52Pallavi Ramamurthy, 44Pratap Ramamurthy, 43Rajashekar Ramamurthy, 62Ramya Ramamurthi, 43Ravindran Ramamurthy, 38

Ram Ramamurthy Phones & Addresses

  • Cumming, GA
  • 5015 Saddle Bridge Dr, Alpharetta, GA 30022 (770) 406-4904 (678) 240-0443
  • 6030 Saddle Bridge Dr, Alpharetta, GA 30022 (678) 240-0443
  • 17 Oran Pl, Morganville, NJ 07751 (732) 946-2251
  • Hazlet, NJ
  • Manalapan, NJ
  • Bound Brook, NJ
  • Davis, CA
  • Eatontown, NJ

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Location:
Alpharetta, GA
Industry:
Telecommunications
Work:
At&T
Manager
Skills:
Ip
Managed Services
Telecommunications
Mpls
Data Center
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Ram Ramamurthy
Vice President Sales/asia Pacific
Connectiva Systems
Telecommunications · Mfg Magnetic/Optical Recording Media
19 W 44 St SUITE 611-612, New York, NY 10036
19 W44 St SUITE 611-12, New York, NY 10036
(646) 722-8741

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Method And System To Provide An Action Control Point Master Gatekeeper

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US Patent:
6374302, Apr 16, 2002
Filed:
Mar 31, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/052843
Inventors:
Linda D. Galasso - Tinton Falls NJ
Edward M. Hope - Forked River NJ
Michael B. Jones - Florham Park NJ
Ram S. Ramamurthy - Manalapan NJ
Assignee:
ATT Corp. - New York NY
International Classification:
G06F 1300
US Classification:
709238, 709225, 709313, 370389, 370401, 379220
Abstract:
An action control point master gatekeeper for a communications network creates a hierarchical scalable signaling and transaction infrastructure for supporting carrier level deployment of, for example, IP telephony using H. 323 terminals and gateways. The action control point master gatekeeper supports a plurality of H. 323 zones in an administrative domain. Action control point master gatekeepers in an administrative domain can signal to other administrative domains via a hierarchical signaling infrastructure. A backup master gatekeeper can also be present in an action control point. A customer database, which can be distributed within zones or centralized within an administrative domain, allows for address resolution between a terminal alias and a terminal address. The customer database can also contain pointers to special purpose processes, such as network control points, to implement service specific transaction services.

Network Broadcasting System For Broadcasting Audiovisual Information To An Identified Audience

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US Patent:
6389471, May 14, 2002
Filed:
Jul 7, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/111301
Inventors:
Sanjay Agraharam - Marlboro NJ
Chia-Chang Li - Holmdel NJ
Ram S. Ramamurthy - Manalapan NJ
Peter H. Stuntebeck - Little Silver NJ
Assignee:
ATT Corp. - New York NY
International Classification:
G06F 1516
US Classification:
709227, 709228, 709250
Abstract:
A system and method allow an Internet user to act as a broadcast session conductor by assembling audiovisual information in a multimedia document, and broadcasting that information to a predetermined group for simultaneous viewing. During the network broadcast, members of the predetermined group can interact with the Internet conductor using a standard telephone or other audio connection. The broadcast information may be used for such sessions as on-line training/teaching seminars, telemarketing, teleshopping and other multimedia events.

Mobility Support Services Using Mobility Aware Access Networks

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US Patent:
6407988, Jun 18, 2002
Filed:
Oct 6, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/166805
Inventors:
Sanjay Agraharam - Marlboro NJ
Michael W. Hodic - Springfield NJ
Ram S. Ramamurthy - Manalapan NJ
Radhika R. Roy - Howell NJ
David Hilton Shur - Aberdeen NJ
Assignee:
ATT Corp. - New York NY
International Classification:
H04J 324
US Classification:
370328
Abstract:
A mobility support technique provides home agents and foreign agents in mobility aware access networks. Participating mobile hosts are assigned a home address that is used by other hosts as the mobile hosts address. The home address actually addresses the home agent provided in the mobility aware access network. The home address provides additional privacy to the mobile host because it does not identify the mobile hosts home premises network where the mobile host resides permanently absent any mobility of the mobile host. By providing home agents and foreign agents in a mobility aware access network, the agents may cooperatively establish optimal routing paths for data transmitted to a mobile host. The agents may identify a pseudo home agent, an agent in a mobility aware access network located near to a transmitting mobile host, that acts as the home agent of a destination mobile host. The pseudo home agent tunnels data directly to the destination mobile host without requiring the data to be routed first to the true home agent.

Network Communications System And Method For Worldwide Web Broadcasting

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US Patent:
6941373, Sep 6, 2005
Filed:
Mar 6, 2002
Appl. No.:
10/090764
Inventors:
Sanjay Agraharam - Marlboro NJ, US
Chia-Chang Li - Holmdel NJ, US
Ram S. Ramamurthy - Manalapan NJ, US
Peter H. Stuntebeck - Little Silver NJ, US
Assignee:
AT&T Corp. - New York NY
International Classification:
G06F015/16
US Classification:
709227, 709228, 709250
Abstract:
A system and method allow an Internet user to act as a broadcast session conductor by assembling audiovisual information in a multimedia document, and broadcasting that information to a predetermined group for simultaneous viewing. During the network broadcast, members of the predetermined group can interact with the Internet conductor using a standard telephone or other audio connection. The broadcast information may be used for such sessions as on-line training/teaching seminars, telemarketing, teleshopping and other multimedia events.

High Quality Multimedia Communications `

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US Patent:
20010012304, Aug 9, 2001
Filed:
Nov 12, 1997
Appl. No.:
08/967928
Inventors:
SANJAY AGRAHARAM - MARLBORO NJ, US
VIJAY K. BHAGAVATH - LINCROFT NJ, US
JOSEPH GOLAN - OCEAN NJ, US
MICHAEL W. HODIC - SPRINGFIELD NJ, US
RAM S. RAMAMURTHY - MANALAPAN NJ, US
Assignee:
AT&T CORP.
International Classification:
H04J003/26
US Classification:
370/487000, 370/535000
Abstract:
A method of providing high quality multimedia communications between end users uses an ATM-ADSL access system, which provides 6 megabits per second downstream and 640 kilobits per second upstream multimedia signal in conjunction with a multicasting feature. An end user can receive multiple video/audio streams downstream while the end user's video/audio is transmitted upstream to the multicast network and is multicast to the end points.

Method For Managing Multicast Addresses For Transmitting And Receiving Multimedia Conferencing Information On An Internet Protocol (Ip) Network

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US Patent:
60117826, Jan 4, 2000
Filed:
May 8, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/848456
Inventors:
Antonio DeSimone - Ocean NJ
Joseph Golan - Ocean NJ
Ashok K. Kuthyar - Holmdel NJ
Bryant Richard Parent - Murray Hill NJ
Ram S. Ramamurthy - Manalapan NJ
David Hilton Shur - Middletown NJ
Assignee:
AT&T Corp. - New York NY
International Classification:
H04L 1216
US Classification:
370260
Abstract:
In a multicast capable IP network, each client terminal on a multimedia conference, for each media type it transmits, is assigned a multicast IP address and a port number (together known as a socket) on which to transmit packets, wherein each assigned multicast IP address is unique and different than the multicast IP address assigned to any other client for any media type. Each client terminal then selects, for each media type, which clients on the conference it wants to receive packets from. Only packets that are in fact requested by a client are routed over the multicast IP network to the requesting client. When a conference originator establishes the conference, a number of multicast IP addresses are allocated for later assignment to the clients during the conference. As each client joins the conference, it is assigned a multicast IP address from the allocated group for each media type it will transmit. Those assigned addresses are then marked as unavailable for assignment to any other client that subsequently joins the conference.

Method Of Providing Seamless Cross-Service Connectivity In Telecommunications Network

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US Patent:
59875089, Nov 16, 1999
Filed:
Aug 13, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/910307
Inventors:
Sanjay Agraharam - Marlboro NJ
Prasad Balagopalan - Matawan NJ
Marian Rogers Croak - Fair Haven NJ
Tom Evslin - Princeton NJ
Stephen M. Gurey - Livingston NJ
Ping Benjamin Hu - Summit NJ
Ram S. Ramamurthy - Manalapan NJ
Richard T. Roca - Basking Ridge NJ
David Hilton Shur - Middletown NJ
Sandeep Sibal - Matawan NJ
Peter H. Stuntebeck - Little Silver NJ
Roy Philip Weber - Bridgewater NJ
Aleksandr Zelezniak - Matawan NJ
Assignee:
AT&T Corp - New York NY
International Classification:
G06F 1300
US Classification:
709217
Abstract:
Cross-service connectivity between use of the telephone network and use of an e-mail data network is provided by enabling a recipient of an e-mail message to receive e-mail messages through an alias e-mail address which is directly associated with the recipient's telephone number. Thus, the alias e-mail address consists of the recipient's telephone number as the recipient name at a well-known and publicized common domain name server. A sender therefore addresses an e-mail message to the recipient to that alias e-mail address using the recipient's alias telephone number name. A message addressed to the alias e-mail address is sent to a translation server at that known domain name, where the alias telephone number-recipient name is translated to the actual e-mail address comprising the recipient's actual name and associated domain name server, and the message is then forwarded to that recipient at that actual e-mail address. Such aliasing capabilities are effected through a registration process in which the recipient registers for such a service and provides to the translation server his or her actual e-mail address and associated telephone number to which senders of messages to that recipient can use to address e-mail messages.

Method And System For Delivering A Voice Message Via An Alias E-Mail Address

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US Patent:
60852313, Jul 4, 2000
Filed:
Jan 5, 1998
Appl. No.:
9/002630
Inventors:
Sanjay Agraharam - Marlboro NJ
Lee Begeja - Gillette NJ
Carroll W. Creswell - Basking Ridge NJ
Ram S. Ramamurthy - Manalapan NJ
Sandeep Sibal - Matawan NJ
Assignee:
AT&T Corp - New York NY
International Classification:
G06K 500
US Classification:
709206
Abstract:
A subscriber to alias telephone number e-mail system can retrieve both their voice-mail messages and e-mail messages by accessing only their e-mail system. Specifically, when a calling party calls the subscriber of an alias e-mail system who is unavailable to take the call, and leaves a voice-mail message on a network-based voice-mail system, the voice-mail system stores the message. The network-based voice-mail system then determines, through a network-based database retrieval, whether the called party is a subscriber to an alias telephone number e-mail system. In such a system, e-mail messages are addressed with a name portion including a subscriber's telephone number. A translation server then translates the alias telephone number e-mail address to the subscriber's actual e-mail address and forwards the message to the subscriber. If the called party is determined to be a subscriber to such a system, the voice-mail system converts the stored voice-mail message into a text or a. WAV file and includes the converted message in an e-mail message addressed to the called party/subscriber's alias telephone number e-mail address for transmission over the Internet.
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