ALEXANDRIA, Va., Jan. 5 -- United States Patent no. 7,865,605, issued on Jan. 4, was assigned to Citibank N.
A. (New York).
"Customer Access Solutions Architecture" was invented by Kenneth R. Brown (Babylon, N.
Y.), John D'Onofrio (Staten Island, N.
Y.), James Ellerbee (Hillsdale, N.
J.), Jay Gould (Medford, N.
Y.), Jennifer Holme (New York), Peter J. Lupario (Easton, Conn.) and Umesh Marthi (Jersey City, N.
J.).
According to the abstract released by the U.
S. Patent & Trademark Office: "The present invention provides systems and methods for electronically delivering banking services to end clients and, more particularly, using Internet based technologies as a means of exposing those services. The solution to this problem set forth in this invention is the creation of a common electronic delivery infrastructure and application deployment environment, exposing an institution's entire portfolio of corporate banking services to its clients at a number of different locations at any time."
The patent was filed on June 16, 2008, under Application No. 12/213,171.
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