Brian Allan Hattaway

20050216320, Sep 29, 2005

Jan 12, 2004

10/755509

Brian Hattaway - Lenexa KS, US

G06F017/60

705007000

The invention is a method of determining requirements for modification of a business operational system. The method includes the step of compiling an inventory of current business capabilities, and also includes the step of enumerating at least one modified capability that differs from the current business capabilities. The method also includes the step of defining a set of requirements to be at least one difference detected during the step of performing the delta analysis.

20070255656, Nov 1, 2007

Sep 29, 2006

11/540215

Traci Olson - Olathe KS, US
Brian Hattaway - Lenexa KS, US
Guy Bower - Avon Park FL, US

G06Q 40/00

705 40

An exemplary method and system for administering a construction activity for a telecommunications company can include designing the activity, transmitting the activity to a second datastore, and communicating the one or more tasks. The first datastore may include an inventory of at least one of one or more tasks and inventory items and the second datastore may provide a communication interface for a first entity managing the activity and a second entity completing the one or more tasks to accomplish the activity at a construction site, where the one or more tasks can be communicated to the second entity. Moreover, the second entity can create a change in plan and communicate the change in plan to the second datastore, which in turn communicates the change in plan to the first datastore. Generally, once the change in plan is approved, a task is completed for the activity. The second entity can communicate the completed task directly to the second datastore, which in turn may populate the first datastore inventory with the completed task.

20070265901, Nov 15, 2007

Sep 29, 2006

11/540163

Traci Olson - Olathe KS, US
Brian Hattaway - Lenexa KS, US
Guy Bower - Avon Park FL, US

G05B 19/418

705 8

An exemplary method and system for administering a construction activity for a telecommunications company can include designing the activity, transmitting the activity to a second datastore, and communicating the one or more tasks. The first datastore may include an inventory of at least one of one or more tasks and inventory items and the second datastore may provide a communication interface for a first entity managing the activity and a second entity completing the one or more tasks to accomplish the activity at a construction site, where the one or more tasks can be communicated to the second entity. Moreover, the second entity can create a change in plan and communicate the change in plan to the second datastore, which in turn communicates the change in plan to the first datastore. Generally, once the change in plan is approved, a task is completed for the activity. The second entity can communicate the completed task directly to the second datastore, which in turn may populate the first datastore inventory with the completed task.

20130346159, Dec 26, 2013

Jun 20, 2012

13/527915

Brian Hattaway - Lenexa KS, US

G06Q 10/06

705 736

The disclosure depicts a method of determining requirements for modification of a business operational system. The method requires the steps of compiling and documenting an inventory of a plurality of current business capabilities, and entering the inventory of the plurality of current business capabilities into a data system. The disclosure also depicts the inventive step of enumerating at least one modified capability that proposes improvement of the current business capabilities. The invention also includes the steps of entering the at least one modified capability into the data system and performing a delta analysis. Additionally, the disclosure depicts the inventive step(s) of enumerating into a readable format a set of skills required to carry out the current business capability, and enumerating a set of skills required to carry out the modified business capability; and displaying into a readable format the requirements for achieving the modifications of the current business capabilities.