COMPUTER SOFTWARE COST ANALYSIS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
ACEIT AUTOMATED COST ESTIMATING INTEGRATED TOOLS Tecolote Research, Inc. 5266 Hollister Ave. Suite 301 Santa Barbara CA 93111 Computer software for cost analysis and software is content-specific;ACEIT in white letters printed over overlapping Black Spade, Blue Diamond, Black Club, and Blue Heart. The color BLACK appears in the wording, ACEIT AUTOMATED COST ESTIMATING INTEGRATED TOOLS, and in the design, as a SPADE and CLOVER shape. The color BLUE appears in the design as DIAMOND and HEART shape. The color WHITE appears in the wording, ACEIT.;The color(s) Blue, black and white is/are claimed as a feature of the mark.;ACEIT AUTOMATED COST ESTIMATING INTEGRATED TOOLS;
COW COSTS SILLCO N3070 State Hwy. 89 Jefferson WI 53549 Computer software for cost analysis by livestock producers;
UTILITY SMART THE E GROUP #8 Galveston Pl SW apt2 Washington DC 20032 computer software for cost analysis and evaluation;computer data entry and data processing services for others and cost/price analysis services;UTILITY;custom software design for others, computer programming for others;
UTILITY SMART PACIFICORP ENERGY SERVICES, INC. 825 NE Multnomah Street, Suite 775 Portland OR 97232 computer software for cost analysis and evaluation;computer data entry and data processing services for others and cost/price analysis services;UTILITY;custom software design for others, computer programming for others;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A configurable computer resource usage system for collecting hardware and software usage from computer systems with various operating systems, aggregating and filtering the data, transferring it to a centralized computer system, and performing analysis to determine if a hardware or software upgrade is needed. A computer software product that executes on a client computer workstation and collects performance data relevant to that specific machine and data indicating the versions of software and hardware components installed on that machine. A centralized computer that receives the performance and versioning data, stores it, aggregates it with other static data, and performs analysis to determine if the client computer is an upgrade candidate. A graphical user interface displaying the analysis and relevant summarized data is provided through one of several methods, including a web browser accessing the data over the Internet or LAN or WAN.