Morris M Robinson

US Patent:

60497769, Apr 11, 2000

Filed:

May 20, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/081512

Inventors:

Joseph S. Donnelly - Clearwater FL
Morris G. Robinson - Atlanta GA
James R. Reese - Valrico FL

Assignee:

Unisys Corporation - Blue Bell PA

International Classification:

G06F 1760

US Classification:

705 8

Abstract:

A Resource Management System (RMS) including an RMS server having an RMS database containing files storing information on employees, employee skills, employee schedules and projects. The information in the files of the RMS database is obtained from external corporate databases as well as from direct entry. Calendar functionality is included for maintaining the scheduled activities of employees with different types of scheduled activities differently highlighted on a calendar display. Resource search and scheduling functionality is provided that identifies human resources possessing the required skills and availabilities for assignments to projects. Project parameters such as time requirements, skill requirements and proficiency levels are entered as parameters for defining the search. Assignment functionality assigns the identified employees to the projects and updates the system calendar to reflect the project assignments. RMS provides interfaces between the external databases and the RMS database for maintaining the information current that is stored therein.

US Patent:

20190078339, Mar 14, 2019

Filed:

Sep 8, 2017

Appl. No.:

15/699742

Inventors:

Morris Robinson - Chicago IL, US

International Classification:

E04G 3/22
E04G 5/04
A62B 35/00

Abstract:

An adjustable roofing scaffold system comprising a plurality of scaffold members with attached platform support structures, a hooking feature, and at least one scaffold platform configured to be attached to the plurality of scaffold members. Wheels may also be attached to each scaffold member to facilitate movement and adjustment of the system. The scaffold members may also be configured to form ladder-like structures with coupled guiderails for a user. The system may be assembled by coupling a hooking feature to the scaffold member, the scaffold member positioned upon a roof, the platform support structures attached to the scaffold member, and the platform members attached between scaffold members to complete the system. The system may be assembled, adjusted, and disassembled in various combinations, with each component capable of being removed from the rest.