John C Kunz

US Patent:

7483841, Jan 27, 2009

Filed:

Jul 13, 2001

Appl. No.:

09/906947

Inventors:

Yan Jin - Arcadia CA, US
John Kunz - Palo Alto CA, US
Raymond Levitt - Stanford CA, US
Marc Ramsey - Oakland CA, US
Carlos Rivero - Key Biscayne FL, US
Charles Thaeler - Novato CA, US

Assignee:

eProject Management, LLC - Austin TX

International Classification:

G06F 17/60

US Classification:

705 7

Abstract:

A program management structure that includes a plurality of projects, where each project is staffed with a project manager and wherein each project includes a plurality of tasks which can have multiple interdependencies and at least one position reporting up to the project manager. A plurality of organizations is also included, where each organization is provided with a plurality of departments, each of which has a department manager and at least one staffer reporting up to the department manager and filling at least part of the at least one position. Additionally, project exceptions are reported to the project manager and functional exceptions are reported to the functional manager.

US Patent:

8099312, Jan 17, 2012

Filed:

Jan 26, 2009

Appl. No.:

12/359975

Inventors:

Yan Jin - Arcadia CA, US
John Kunz - Palo Alto CA, US
Raymond Levitt - Stanford CA, US
Marc Ramsey - Oakland CA, US
Carlos Rivero - Key Biscayne FL, US
Charles Thaeler - Novato CA, US

Assignee:

eProject Management, LLC - Austin TX

International Classification:

G06F 17/60

US Classification:

705 717

Abstract:

A program management structure that includes a plurality of projects, where each project is staffed with a project manager and wherein each project includes a plurality of tasks which can have multiple interdependencies and at least one position reporting up to the project manager. A plurality of organizations is also included, where each organization is provided with a plurality of departments, each of which has a department manager and at least one staffer reporting up to the department manager and filling at least part of the at least one position. Additionally, project exceptions are reported to the project manager and functional exceptions are reported to the functional manager.

US Patent:

20050065951, Mar 24, 2005

Filed:

Aug 29, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/651763

Inventors:

Kathleen Liston - Menlo Park CA, US
Martin Fischer - Menlo Park CA, US
John Kunz - Palo Alto CA, US
Terry Winograd - Stanford CA, US
Armando Fox - Palo Alto CA, US
Bradley Johanson - Palo Alto CA, US

International Classification:

G06F017/00
G06F017/30
G06F009/44

US Classification:

707101000, 707010000, 707201000, 717101000

Abstract:

In a highly integrated computing environment having a collection of linked software and hardware that allows one or more users to readily structure, display and manipulate various information used to design and implement a large project, two classes of new software tools, viewers and controllers, are disclosed herein to support the construction industry and to enhance the simultaneous visualization of complex information sets on two or more interactive electronic displays. Information Viewers display table, tree, and document views of information representing different viewpoints and approaches of the same project. The Synchronizing Controller links the various, distributed applications to a common date, time, event, and the likes. The Information Viewers are also controllers that extract related data from different applications. The Universal Controller manages and organizes data and applications in the integrated computing environment. A project database containing only data shared among the multiple distributed applications is included.

US Patent:

62274279, May 8, 2001

Filed:

Jul 2, 1999

Appl. No.:

9/346972

Inventors:

John H. Kunz - Sun City West AZ

International Classification:

B60R 700

US Classification:

224547

Abstract:

The golf bag holder of the present invention includes a vertically adjustable clamp which is mounted to a horizontal support member. The clamp is provided with a vertical slot for insertion of a bolt. The bolt is inserted through the slot in the clamp, through a bore in the horizontal support member, and then is threadedly engaged with a nut. When a golf bag is placed adjacent to the horizontal support member, the clamp is lowered onto the lip of the golf bag. Once properly positioned, the clamp is fixed in place by tightening the nut on the bolt.