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Steffen M Fohn

from Lexington, NC
Age ~60
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Also known as:
Steffen Lori Fohn, Steffan Michael Fohn, Steffan Lori Fohn, Steffan M Fohn, Steffen M Fohm
Phone and address:
110 Miss Emery Ln, Lexington, NC 27295
(336) 764-2399
Related to:
Avery M Goff, 24Kurt Matthias Fohn, 90Judith B Meyer, 85Jennifer M Meyer, 51Devin C Washing, 33Gordon B Meyer, 87Andrea M Meyer, 30Robert E Martin, 56Kurt M Fohn, 89Wayne E Meyer, 84Lori G Martin, 66Patricia Silvestro, 56Joseph P Hinton, 53Devin Christel Washing, 33Lori L Fohn, 58Martin M Henegar, 60Edward Matthew Washing, 35Christel Fohn
Connected to:
Leroy Fohn, 89Hope Fohner, 36Kerry P Fohner, 52Lisa L Fohr, 54Andrew C Fohrd, 36William B Fohrell, 83Lawrence N Fohrman, 75Susan N Fohs, 79Roberta J Foht, 69Katherine K Foidel, 73

Steffen Fohn Phones & Addresses

  • 110 Miss Emery Ln, Lexington, NC 27295 (336) 764-2399 (336) 764-4256
  • Charleston, SC
  • Advance, NC
    • s
  • 4373 Frye Bridge Rd, Clemmons, NC 27012
  • 1205 Hedgelawn Way, Raleigh, NC 27615 (919) 790-0559 (919) 790-0574 (919) 875-9204
  • Poughquag, NY
  • Charlotte, NC
  • Davis, NC
  • Wade, NC
  • Littleton, NC

Work

Company: Hr-xml consortium 2008 Position: Technical steering committee member

Education

Degree: Ph.D. School / High School: North Carolina State University 1990 to 1994 Specialities: Industrial Engineering

Skills

Enterprise Architecture • Soa • Data Modeling • Web Services • Enterprise Software • Uml • Xml • Solution Architecture • Saas • Eai • Xml Schema • Sdlc • Agile Methodologies • Architectures • Software Development • Application Architecture • It Strategy • Data Integration • Agile Project Management • Database Design • Integration Architecture • Architecture • Metadata Management • Business Process Design • Reference Data • Soap • Software As A Service • Software Development Life Cycle • Message Development

Languages

German

Ranks

Certificate: Star Volunteer 2016

Industries

Information Services

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Steffen Fohn

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Address:
110 Miss Emery Ln, Lexington, NC 27295
Phone:
(336) 764-2399
VIN:
WVGBV75N89W545411
Make:
VOLKSWAGEN
Model:
TIGUAN
Year:
2009

Resumes

Resumes

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Chief Data Architect

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Location:
Greensboro, NC
Industry:
Information Services
Work:
HR-XML Consortium since 2008
Technical Steering Committee Member
OAGi since Nov 2005
Architecture Council Vice Chair
ADP since Jan 2004
Chief Data Architect
IBM 1994 - 2004
IT Architect
Education:
North Carolina State University 1990 - 1994
Ph.D., Industrial Engineering North Carolina State University 1988 - 1990
Masters of Engineering, Integrated Systems Engineering University of North Carolina at Charlotte 1985 - 1988
Bachelor of Science, Mechanical engineering
Skills:
Enterprise Architecture
Soa
Data Modeling
Web Services
Enterprise Software
Uml
Xml
Solution Architecture
Saas
Eai
Xml Schema
Sdlc
Agile Methodologies
Architectures
Software Development
Application Architecture
It Strategy
Data Integration
Agile Project Management
Database Design
Integration Architecture
Architecture
Metadata Management
Business Process Design
Reference Data
Soap
Software As A Service
Software Development Life Cycle
Message Development
Languages:
German
Certifications:
Star Volunteer 2016

Publications

Us Patents

Method For Creating And Maintaining A Frame-Based Hierarchically Organized Databases With Tabularly Organized Data

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US Patent:
6397221, May 28, 2002
Filed:
Dec 31, 1998
Appl. No.:
09/223953
Inventors:
Arthur R. Greef - Seattle WA
Martin F. Maldonado - Kennessaw GA
Steffen M. Fohn - Raleigh NC
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corp. - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G06F 1730
US Classification:
707102, 707103, 7071041
Abstract:
The method includes steps for creating and or modifying the organizational structure and data content of a frame-based, hierarchical product database with the use of tabularly arranged product data. The method features steps for enabling determination of a hierarchical database organizational structure capable of accommodating importation of tabular product data. Additionally, the method feature steps for facilitating either modification of an existing organizational structure where the database already exists, or, creation of a new frame-based, hierarchical organizational structure suitable for receiving the tabular data by generating an entirely new, original structure where none is available. In a first preferred form, the method is implemented in computer software and features program steps for enabling a database administrator, or the like, to determine what frame-based, hierarchical organizational structure would be needed to enable importation of tabular product data, the term âproductâ embracing both goods and or services. The method features steps for displaying to the database administrator the tabularly organized product data, and, where available, the organizational structure of an existing frame-based, hierarchical database.

Intelligent Exploration Through Multiple Hierarchies Using Entity Relevance

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US Patent:
6460025, Oct 1, 2002
Filed:
Jul 27, 1999
Appl. No.:
09/361756
Inventors:
Steffen Michael Fohn - Raleigh NC
Arthur Reginald Greef - Seattle WA
Donald Carl Willenborg - Ridgewood NJ
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G06F 9445
US Classification:
706 45
Abstract:
A method, system, and computer readable code for improving user exploration (i. e. navigation and browsing) through hierarchies of information. Entity relevance is calculated for the entities in the hierarchies, and this information is used to guide the user in his exploration. Two types of entity relevance are used, structural relevance and state relevance. Structural relevance is preferably pre-computed, being static in nature. State relevance is dynamically computed, as the user selects nodes or categories during exploration. Each selection serves to further constrain the solution space. Entities are determined to be strongly relevant, weakly relevant, or irrelevant for the current solution space. Node feasibility is also dynamically calculated, and provides a forward-looking indication of which nodes can be selected while still remaining consistent with the current solution space.

Method And Apparatus For Navigating Multiple Inheritance Concept Hierarchies

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US Patent:
60851872, Jul 4, 2000
Filed:
Nov 24, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/977092
Inventors:
Gary Lee Carter - Woodbridge CT
Steffen Michael Fohn - Raleigh NC
Arthur Reginald Greef - Seattle WA
Gregory Christopher Hansen - Fort Lee NJ
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G06F 1730
US Classification:
707 3
Abstract:
A method and apparatus for navigating a concept hierarchy that interrelates a hierarchical presentation of the concepts of the hierarchy with a presentation of the declarations and constraints of those concepts is provided. The method includes the use of an additional computer screen presentation in which the presentation of the concepts and their declarations and restraints are interrelated. The user uses the screen to generate either a dictionary of the terms of all the concepts in the hierarchy, or a dictionary of descriptive terms of all the properties associated with those concepts. Means are provided on the screen for a user to then interrogate the generated dictionary for a desired property or concept. In a search of a dictionary of concept terms, once a desired property concept or property has been located and selected, the screen server provides, for use in continuing the search, a list of the properties that define the selected concept. If the search is of a dictionary of property terms, selection of a property produces a list of related concept terms.

Method And Apparatus For Maintaining Multiple Inheritance Concept Hierarchies

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US Patent:
59537264, Sep 14, 1999
Filed:
Nov 24, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/976652
Inventors:
Gary L. Carter - Woodbridge CT
Frank Castellucci - Amawalk NY
Steffen M. Fohn - Raleigh NC
Arthur R. Greef - Seattle WA
Thomas Maguire - Brewster NY
John F. Schumacher - White Plains NY
Robert A. Weida - New York NY
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G06F 1730
US Classification:
707103
Abstract:
In response to the users actions relative to graphical representations of a multiple inheritance concept hierarchy to delete, add or modify the relationships between the various concepts, property declaration, property constraints and relationships therebetween, this system first, recognizes and disambiguates possible semantic incoherance introduced by the changes; second, suggests alternative procedures to ameliorate any perceived incoherence; third, interactively allows an agent (user or machine) to select from one of the alternatives; and fourth, performs the sequence of necessary operations to resolve semantic incoherence in the modified hierarchy.

Method And System For Providing A Flexible And Extensible Database Interactive On-Line Electronic Catalog

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US Patent:
60760915, Jun 13, 2000
Filed:
Dec 9, 1997
Appl. No.:
8/987214
Inventors:
Steffen Michael Fohn - Raleigh NC
Arthur Reginald Greef - Seattle WA
John Frederick Schumacher - White Plains NY
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G06F 1730
US Classification:
707102
Abstract:
An on-line interactive catalog system having a plurality of catalog agent metaphors (CAM's), each comprising a set of components, portions of a knowledge representation and a design for the creation of components, facilitating the creation of different forms of interactions with an electronic catalog knowledge representation. The CAM's further provide a methodology in which rich knowledge representations about cataloged information can be created iteratively. The creation of the knowledge representation or information model for the electronic catalog is driven by a particular set of desired interactions, thereby providing a unique approach to the creation and dynamic maintenance of electronic catalogs, information models and user interfaces. The CAM system also provides a method for providing flexible catalogs, allowing for simple interaction metaphors having simple information and modeling requirements to be created and become operational without overwhelming design demands, while still providing for dynamic flexible growth and extensibility of the product knowledge representation and interaction approaches.
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