Michael James Tully - Maryland Heights MO, US Virgil Michael Scott - Wildwood MO, US Dwayne Oliver Randle - Bridgeton MO, US Gregory Paul Lembree - O'Fallon MO, US
Assignee:
Scottrade, Inc. - St. Louis MO
International Classification:
G06F 7/00 G06F 17/00 G06Q 40/00
US Classification:
707602, 707616, 705 35
Abstract:
In an automated financial instrument brokerage system, during a first interval, data relating to option trades is stored in an old customer account database and data relating to equity trades is stored in a new customer account database. Also, customer account data is retrieved from both the old and new databases in response to activity requests. During a second interval, data relating to option trades and equity trades is stored in the new database and customer account data is retrieved from both the old and new databases in response to activity requests. After the second interval expires, the content of the old database is copied into the new database, data relating to option trades and equity trades is stored in the new database, and customer account data is retrieved from the new database in response to activity requests. The first and second intervals define a settlement period for equity trades.
System And Method For The Automated Brokerage Of Financial Instruments
Michael James Tully - Maryland Heights MO, US Virgil Michael Scott - Wildwood MO, US
Assignee:
Scottrade, Inc. - St. Louis MO
International Classification:
G06Q 40/00 G06F 15/16
US Classification:
705 36R, 705 35, 705 37, 709203, 709217
Abstract:
Disclosed herein in a preferred embodiment is an automated financial instrument brokerage system wherein a front end layer interacts with customers to generate activity requests for an intermediate layer. The intermediate layer preferably processes the activity requests and places financial instrument orders on a financial market if appropriate. A backend layer preferably provides data to the intermediate layer for processing activity requests. Multiple heterogeneous front end customer applications may be supported by the same intermediate layer. Further, multiple backend layer applications may interact with the intermediate layer in a manner transparent to the front end layer. Further, scalability can be achieved be partitioning various tasks of the intermediate layer onto separate servers, and more preferably on separate redundant servers. Load balancers may then be used in the intermediate layer to provide distributed access to these servers. Also disclosed herein is a caching technique whereby turnaround time for processing activity requests can be reduced by reducing the number of times that the intermediate layer needs to interact with the backend layer.
System And Method For The Automated Brokerage Of Financial Instruments
Michael James Tully - Maryland Heights MO, US Virgil Michael Scott - Wildwood MO, US Dwayne Oliver Randle - Bridgeton MO, US Gregory Paul Lembree - O'Fallon MO, US
Assignee:
Scottrade, Inc. - St. Louis MO
International Classification:
G06Q 40/00
US Classification:
705 35, 705 37, 705 36 R
Abstract:
Disclosed herein in a preferred embodiment is an automated financial instrument brokerage system wherein a front end layer interacts with customers to generate activity requests for an intermediate layer. The intermediate layer preferably processes the activity requests and places financial instrument orders on a financial market if appropriate. A backend layer preferably provides data to the intermediate layer for processing activity requests. Multiple heterogeneous front end customer applications may be supported by the same intermediate layer. Further, multiple backend layer applications may interact with the intermediate layer in a manner transparent to the front end layer. Further, scalability can be achieved be partitioning various tasks of the intermediate layer onto separate servers, and more preferably on separate redundant servers. Load balancers may then be used in the intermediate layer to provide distributed access to these servers. Also disclosed herein is a caching technique whereby turnaround time for processing activity requests can be reduced by reducing the number of times that the intermediate layer needs to interact with the backend layer.
System And Method For The Automated Brokerage Of Financial Instruments
Michael James Tully - Maryland Heights MO, US Virgil Michael Scott - Wildwood MO, US
Assignee:
Scottrade, Inc. - St. Louis MO
International Classification:
G06Q 40/00
US Classification:
705 35, 705 37, 705 36 R
Abstract:
Disclosed herein in a preferred embodiment is an automated financial instrument brokerage system wherein a front end layer interacts with customers to generate activity requests for an intermediate layer. The intermediate layer preferably processes the activity requests and places financial instrument orders on a financial market if appropriate. A backend layer preferably provides data to the intermediate layer for processing activity requests. Multiple heterogeneous front end customer applications may be supported by the same intermediate layer. Further, multiple backend layer applications may interact with the intermediate layer in a manner transparent to the front end layer. Further, scalability can be achieved be partitioning various tasks of the intermediate layer onto separate servers, and more preferably on separate redundant servers. Load balancers may then be used in the intermediate layer to provide distributed access to these servers. Also disclosed herein is a caching technique whereby turnaround time for processing activity requests can be reduced by reducing the number of times that the intermediate layer needs to interact with the backend layer.
System And Method For The Automated Brokerage Of Financial Instruments
Michael Tully - Maryland Heights MO, US Virgil Scott - Wildwood MO, US Dwayne Randle - Bridgeton MO, US Gregory Lembree - O'Fallon MO, US
International Classification:
G06F017/60
US Classification:
705/035000
Abstract:
Disclosed herein in a preferred embodiment is an automated financial instrument brokerage system wherein a front end layer interacts with customers to generate activity requests for an intermediate layer. The intermediate layer preferably processes the activity requests and places financial instrument orders on a financial market if appropriate. A backend layer preferably provides data to the intermediate layer for processing activity requests. Multiple heterogeneous front end customer applications may-be supported by the same intermediate layer. Further, multiple backend layer applications may interact with the intermediate layer in a manner transparent to the front end layer. Further, scalability can be achieved be partitioning various tasks of the intermediate layer onto separate servers, and more preferably on-separate redundant servers. Load balancers may then be used in the intermediate layer to provide distributed access to these servers. Also disclosed herein is a caching technique whereby turnaround time for processing activity requests can be reduced by reducing the number of times that the intermediate layer needs to interact with the backend layer.
System And Method For The Automated Brokerage Of Financial Instruments
Michael James Tully - Maryland Heights MO, US Virgil Michael Scott - Wildwood MO, US
Assignee:
SCOTTRADE, INC. - St. Louis MO
International Classification:
G06Q 40/00
US Classification:
705 35
Abstract:
Disclosed herein in a preferred embodiment is an automated financial instrument brokerage system wherein a front end layer interacts with customers to generate activity requests for an intermediate layer. The intermediate layer preferably processes the activity requests and places financial instrument orders on a financial market if appropriate. A backend layer preferably provides data to the intermediate layer for processing activity requests. Multiple heterogeneous front end customer applications may be supported by the same intermediate layer. Further, multiple backend layer applications may interact with the intermediate layer in a manner transparent to the front end layer. Further, scalability can be achieved be partitioning various tasks of the intermediate layer onto separate servers, and more preferably on separate redundant servers. Load balancers may then be used in the intermediate layer to provide distributed access to these servers. Also disclosed herein is a caching technique whereby turnaround time for processing activity requests can be reduced by reducing the number of times that the intermediate layer needs to interact with the backend layer.
Name / Title
Company / Classification
Phones & Addresses
Michael Tully Director
Metro Taxicab Transportation/Trucking/Railroad · Taxicab Service
100 N Tucker Blvd STE 110, Saint Louis, MO 63101 3142417600
Michael Tully Director
Metropolitan Taxicab Commision Taxicab Service
2628 Delmar Blvd, Saint Louis, MO 63103 3142417600
Michael Tully Owner
Tullys Painting Service Painting/Paper Hanging Contractor Carpentry Contractor
7842 W Cressett Dr, Chicago, IL 60707 7084563679
Michael B. Tully President, Director
T E C Manufacturing Inc Whol Cutting Tools and Custom Label Hand Tools
1147 Glenys Dr, Lemont, IL 60439 6302572066
License Records
Michael J Tully
License #:
E-6140 - Expired
Category:
Engineering Intern
Resumes
Sr. Buyer/Product Manager, Experienced National Accounts Rep.
Anesthesiology PA 3300 Oakdale Ave N, Minneapolis, MN 55422 7635813982 (phone), 7635813999 (fax)
Education:
Medical School University of Minnesota Medical School at Minneapolis Graduated: 1999
Languages:
English
Description:
Dr. Tully graduated from the University of Minnesota Medical School at Minneapolis in 1999. He works in Minneapolis, MN and specializes in Anesthesiology. Dr. Tully is affiliated with North Memorial Medical Center.
Three Village Cardiology 210 N Belle Mead Ave STE 1, East Setauket, NY 11733 6316891400 (phone), 6316891595 (fax)
Languages:
English
Description:
Mr. Tully works in East Setauket, NY and specializes in Interventional Cardiology. Mr. Tully is affiliated with John T Mather Memorial Hospital, Saint Charles Hospital and Stony Brook University Hospital.
Kutztown PA USAVice President at Specialized Productions Past: HCN - Las Vegas Corporate Office at Harrah's Entertainment, Director of Entertainment at...
, though its fine for teens. The setting is Ocean City, Md., circa 1985, and Maryland-bred filmmaker Michael Tully has ably replicated the atmosphere on a budget. The shy hero, 13-year-old Rad Miracle (Marcello Conte), comes for vacation with his state-trooper dad, frugal mom and sullen sister. Rad lov
Date: Jun 12, 2014
Category: Entertainment
Source: Google
Film Society of Lincoln Center to Return with Radio Show from Sundance Film ...
Bulger), Steve James (Life Itself/Hoop Dreams), Alex Ross Perry (Listen Up Philip), Andrew Rossi (Ivory Tower), Ira Sachs (Love is Strange), Martha Stephens and Aaron Katz (Land Ho!), Stephanie Soechtig, Katie Couric and Laurie David (Fed Up), Joe Swanberg (Happy Christmas), Michael Tully (Ping Pon
Date: Jan 15, 2014
Category: Entertainment
Source: Google
Sundance 2014 Lines Up Movies Starring Kristen Stewart, Anne Hathaway and ...
" / U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Michael Tully) - 1985. Ocean City, Maryland. Summer vacation. Rap music. Parachute pants. Ping pong. First crushes. Best friends. Mean bullies. Weird mentors. That awkward, momentous time in your life when you're treated like an alien by everyone around you, ev
Date: Dec 05, 2013
Category: Entertainment
Source: Google
'Dear White People,' 'Fishing Without Nets' Will World Premiere At Sundance ...
Ping Pong Summer/ U.S.A. (Director and screenwriter: Michael Tully) 1985. Ocean City, Maryland. Summer vacation. Rap music. Parachute pants. Ping pong. First crushes. Best friends. Mean bullies. Weird mentors. That awkward, momentous time in your life when you're treated like an alien by everyone
Of concern: the so-called "Tully Effect" -- named for a Long Island senator, Michael Tully, who died in 1997 after a late-night session. Also, several senators said that there were growing fears about safety as protesters filled the halls and gallery overlooking the Senate chamber. Security tightene
Date: Jun 24, 2011
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
The Portman Principle: How “The Other Woman” Represents the Darker Side of VOD
A few years into the proliferation of video-on-demand distribution, the strengths and weaknesses of the format are apparent. VOD excels at creating instant, heretofore unavailable audiences for odd little features that would otherwise dawdle in obscurity, such as Michael Tullys eccentric brotherly drama Septien, which became available in households around the country concurrent with its premiere at the Sundance Film Festival last month (alongside four other movies released by IFC Films). A sin