Jason G Scott

8444420, May 21, 2013

Dec 29, 2009

12/649298

Jason Scott - Sherman Oaks CA, US

G09B 19/00
G06Q 10/00

434219, 705301

A system for project management comprises a guidebook and a series of templates that accept input data from a user and calculate results based on the data. The resultant data is used to operate the system, which comprises the following components: a guidebook comprises the instructions for operating the method and all templates used during the method; standardized templates that are to be used for any project regardless of subject matter; weekly audits of project managers; a project manager certificate program; an auditor training program; a series of performance evaluations for project managers and auditors, and a series of performance analytics designed to correlate hours worked with performance quality to establish optimum task allocation for participants in the system.

20050211868, Sep 29, 2005

Feb 13, 2004

10/779008

Jason Scott - Playa Del Rey CA, US

A47G023/02

248688000

Provided may be a modular support system for supporting structures and other loads, including, three or more support members, three or more load transferring elements configured to couple to one end of the three or more support members to form a support surface, and three or more coupling structures configured to couple to the opposite end of the three or more support members, wherein the system is configured to distribute a supported load about the three or more support members and three or more coupling structures.

20160057874, Feb 25, 2016

Aug 19, 2014

14/462946

- Melbourne FL, US
David Cipolla - Macedon NY, US
Jason Scott - W. Henrietta NY, US
Adam C. Templeton - Honeoye Falls NY, US

H05K 5/02
H05K 5/00

A communication device () comprising: a housing () having a front panel () and a plurality of sidewalls (); a plurality of electronic connectors (--) disposed on said front panel; at least one handle () pivotally coupled to a first sidewall such that the handle is transitionable between a locked closed position and an unlocked open position; and at least a first lock mechanism () coupled to the housing and the handle so as to facilitate a selective transition of the handle from its locked closed position to its unlocked open position. The handle is angled Ndegrees relative to the first sidewall and resides adjacent to the electronic connectors when in its locked closed position. The handle is angled N degrees in a direction away from the first sidewall when in its unlocked open position, where N has a value greater than zero.

20160011250, Jan 14, 2016

Jul 9, 2014

14/326645

- Melbourne FL, US
David Cipolla - Macedon NY, US
Jason Scott - W. Henrietta NY, US

HARRIS CORPORATION - Melbourne FL

G01R 31/04
H05K 5/00
H05K 1/02

Systems () and methods () for detecting removal and attempted removals of an electronic component from an electronic device. The methods comprising: disposing the electronic component () on the electronic device such that a conductive surface of the electronic component contacts a ground conductor () disposed on a first surface () of an internal circuit board (); using an electro-mechanical member () to mechanically couple the electronic component to the internal circuit board and to create an electrical path from the ground conductor to a sensing conductor () disposed on a second surface () opposed from the first surface of the internal circuit board; and sensing a break in the electrical path.

20140043362, Feb 13, 2014

Aug 9, 2012

13/570359

Jose R. Duran - Williamson NY, US
David Cipolla - Macedon NY, US
Jason Scott - W. Henrietta NY, US
Richard S. Currier - Rochester NY, US

HARRIS CORPORATION - Melbourne FL

G09G 5/00

345629

Systems and methods () for reducing a form factor of an Electronic Device (“ED”). The methods involve disposing a first user interface component () in a housing () of ED () such that its center axis () is at an angle () relative to a plane () that is perpendicular to a horizontal center axis () of ED. A second user interface component () is disposed in the housing such that its center axis () is parallel to the horizontal center axis of ED, and such that a top portion () thereof is overlapped by a bottom portion () of the first user interface component. A third user interface component () is disposed in the housing such that its center axis () is parallel to the horizontal center axis of ED, and such that a top portion () thereof overlaps a bottom portion () of the second user interface component.

20140028540, Jan 30, 2014

Jul 30, 2012

13/561436

Jose R. Duran - Williamson NY, US
Jason Scott - W. Henrietta NY, US
David Cipolla - Macedon NY, US

HARRIS CORPORATION - Melbourne FL

G09G 5/00

345156

Hand-held communication devices () include one or more sensors () positioned so as to permit the user to perform optical finger navigation (OFN) and other types of finger navigation on a display () of the device () while the user holds the device () using the same hand.

20140022711, Jan 23, 2014

Jul 20, 2012

13/554520

David Cipolla - Macedon NY, US
Jose R. Duran - Williamson NY, US
Jason Scott - W. Henrietta NY, US
Richard S. Currier - Rochester NY, US

HARRIS CORPORATION - Melbourne FL

H05K 7/02
H01R 43/00

36167901, 29825

Systems and methods for packaging a Control Assembly (“CA”) on an Electronic Device (“ED”). The methods involve: mounting a first component () of CA on a Top Surface (“TS”) () of ED () such that a Central AXis (“CAX”) () thereof is at an acute angle () relative to a plane () perpendicular to a horizontal center axis () of ED; mounting a second component () of CA on TS such that CAX () thereof is at a first Obtuse Angle (“OA”) () relative to the plane; and mounting a third component () of CA on TS such that CAX () thereof is at a second OA () relative to the plane. The second or third component may have a trapezoidal shape.