Michael A Bolt

US Patent:

20020082871, Jun 27, 2002

Filed:

Dec 21, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/741421

Inventors:

Ted Younger - Rustburg VA, US
Michael Bolt - Forest VA, US
Jeff Kraber - Forest VA, US
James Johnson - Madison Heights VA, US
Dale DeWhitt - Forest VA, US

International Classification:

G06F017/60

US Classification:

705/004000

Abstract:

The invention provides a system and method for supplying commission information to insurance agents. In a provided embodiment, the system communicates online with authorized users to provide commission information based on various search parameters. An insurance information system resides on a host server for providing insurance information to an authorized user over a network. The insurance information system comprises authentication tools for confirming the identity of the authorized user, a database for storing insurance information submitted to the insurance information system, and web page display tools for displaying a plurality of web pages to an authorized user. The display tools comprising means for displaying a search page which allows an authorized user to enter search criteria for conducting a search, wherein the search criteria options include an agent identification number and a detailed results page for displaying commission information in accordance with the results of the search. The system also comprises searching tools for searching the database for commission information in accordance with the search criteria entered on the search page.

US Patent:

20040103085, May 27, 2004

Filed:

Nov 22, 2002

Appl. No.:

10/301668

Inventors:

Pierre Ly - Richmond VA, US
Steve Passino - Scottesville VA, US
H. Diener - Glen Allen VA, US
Aleksandr Livshits - West Hartford CT, US
Michael Bolt - Forest VA, US

International Classification:

G06F007/00

US Classification:

707/003000

Abstract:

The present invention provides for a system and process for automated management and deployment of web content. Digital files for web content update are included in archived documents and stored in designated storage locations that are scanned automatically. The archived documents are evaluated and, if they meet predetermined criteria, copied to designated web-hosting servers. The web-hosting servers are scanned automatically for available archived documents, and are updated with the digital files extracted from the available archived documents. The present invention provides automated web content update at a system-wide scale without any web developer's direct access to the server(s) being updated. Therefore static web content is updated frequently while service interruption of the web environment is minimized.