COMPUTER AIDED TRANSMISSION DATA

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
CRMDIALER Integrated Reporting is Simple 413 86TH STREET MEZZANINE BROOKLYN NY 11209 Computer-aided transmission of data, messages and images, electronic message sending, providing Internet chat rooms for transmission of messages among computer users, and providing access to databases, all of the foregoing for use in connection with customer relationship management (CRM) and sales activities;CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT DIALER;Software as a service (SAAS) services featuring software for marketing automation and contact relationship management in the fields of advertising, online advertising, marketing, business management, business development and revenue performance management;
DAISI DAISI TECHNOLOGY, INC. 1334 BRITTMOORE ROAD, SUITE 1000B HOUSTON TX 77043 Computer-aided transmission of data and information; transmission of data via a global computer network or the Internet;
LET YOUR CODE BLOOM DAISI TECHNOLOGY, INC. 1334 BRITTMOORE ROAD, SUITE 1000B HOUSTON TX 77043 Computer-aided transmission of data and information; transmission of data via a global computer network or the Internet;
OVERLOOP OVERLOOP RUE DE L'EVECHE 10 NAMUR 5000 Belgium Computer aided transmission of data, messages and images; electronic message sending; providing Internet chat rooms for transmission of messages among computer users concerning customer relationship management and sales activities; providing Internet access to databases, broadcasting programs, music and video through the Internet for use in connection with customer relationship management (CRM), sales and statistical business activities and related software;OVER LOOP;The English translation of OVERLOOP in the mark is LANDING.;
 

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

    
Technical Examples
  1. A method, system and apparatus for use in computer-aided design, computer-aided manufacturing, computer-aided engineering and product lifecycle management. An efficient, non-centralized communications framework makes "synchronous" collaborative design possible. Users are resident at workstations that are connected in a peer-to-peer arrangement. In a collaborative design session, the model is resident in memory at each workstation. Modifications are made at any workstation, and commands, which are interpreted at each workstation to effect the modifications, are transmitted over the network. In addition, cell descriptors may be used to identify one or more geometric cells of a model. The cell descriptors are in the form of scripts specifying constraints or filters for identifying cells. The constraints are based on characteristics of items in the model, or associations between items in a model, that are readily discernable to the user, and are therefore easily written and susceptible to easy distribution to other systems.