Indiana University East - Richmond, Indiana since 1992
Associate Professor of Informatics
Spring Hill College - Mobile, Alabama 1989 - 1990
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
Techpower 1984 - 1989
Consultant
Schreiber Foods 1981 - 1984
Senior Operations Planning Analyst
Education:
University of Michigan 1990 - 1992
M.S., Computer Science and Engineering
Indiana University Bloomington 1980 - 1981
M.B.A., Quantitative Business Analysis
Indiana University Bloomington 1974 - 1980
Ph.D., Philosophy
University of Evansville 1969 - 1973
B.A., Mathematics
Skills:
Python Programming Higher Education Teaching University Teaching Java Software Development Computer Science Linux Xml Research Artificial Intelligence Public Speaking E Learning Distance Learning Technical Writing Human Computer Interaction Instructional Design System Administration Faculty Development Haskell
Leydig, Voit, & Mayer, Ltd Chicago, IL Jun 2011 to Jul 2013 Associate Attorney; Summer AssociateLuK USA LLC Wooster, OH Jun 2006 to Aug 2009 Software Development EngineerParker Hannifin, Parflex Division Ravenna, OH Aug 2004 to Aug 2005 Mechanical Engineering Co-Op, Lab Technician, DrafterPlastipak Packaging, Inc Medina, OH Jan 2004 to Jun 2004 Mechnical Engineering Co-Op, Quality Control
Education:
The Ohio State University, Moritz College of Law Columbus, OH 2009 to 2012 Juris DoctorThe University of Akron Akron, OH 2002 to 2006 Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering
Skills:
Patent Bar Eligible; Limited German reading and writing skills; C and Fortran computer languages; Westlaw; Thompson Innovation; Legal Research; PACER
Jonathan Robert Phillips - Plano TX, US Gregory D. Weber - Westminster CO, US
International Classification:
G06Q 10/06
US Classification:
705 714, 705 713, 705 715
Abstract:
Systems and methods are provided to solve these and other problems and disadvantages of the prior art. A list of work items is received. A work item can be anything that a user may work on such as an email, an incoming call in a contact center, a trouble ticket, and the like. A user is identified to work on the list of work items. A virtual setting is created based on the list of work items and the user. The virtual setting includes a virtual list of work items that represents the list of work items and a user avatar that represents the user. The user can select a work item from the virtual list of work items. The user is then presented with the work item. For example, if the work item is an email, the email will be presented. The user can then process the work item.
"It is 100 percent certain that someone will make this appeal," said Gregory Weber, a water law expert at University of the Pacific's McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento, who is not involved with the council.