His primary areas of study are World Wide Web, Instant messaging, Distributed computing, Advertising and Mode. His research in World Wide Web intersects with topics in Service provider, Service, Management system and Avatar. His study looks at the relationship between Service provider and topics such as Web service, which overlap with Database.
Rick Hamilton combines subjects such as Pager, Multimedia, Message delivery and Embedded system with his study of Instant messaging. The study incorporates disciplines such as Radio-frequency identification and Telecommunications in addition to Advertising. His Mode research focuses on State and how it connects with Session.
Rick Hamilton mostly deals with World Wide Web, Multimedia, Computer network, Real-time computing and Database. In his research on the topic of World Wide Web, Identification is strongly related with Service provider. His Multimedia research is multidisciplinary, incorporating elements of User interface design, Control, User modeling and Human–computer interaction.
His research combines Computer security and Computer network. As part of his studies on Real-time computing, Rick Hamilton frequently links adjacent subjects like Simulation. Rick Hamilton performs multidisciplinary study in Database and Grid computing in his work.
Rick Hamilton mainly investigates Computer network, World Wide Web, Set, Operating system and Computer security. His Computer network study frequently intersects with other fields, such as Service. The study of World Wide Web is intertwined with the study of Unique identifier in a number of ways.
His work deals with themes such as Annotation, Routing, Data mining and Program code, which intersect with Set. His Computer security study incorporates themes from Scheme, Schedule and User modeling. Rick Hamilton usually deals with Identifier and limits it to topics linked to Wireless and Computer program.
His scientific interests lie mostly in Automotive engineering, Cache, Computer network, Computer security and Electronic engineering. His studies in Automotive engineering integrate themes in fields like Mode, Power consumption and Dynamic demand. His work carried out in the field of Cache brings together such families of science as Telecommunications network, Node, Network processing and World Wide Web.
His Internet Authentication Service, Computer access control, Multi-factor authentication, Generic Bootstrapping Architecture and Data Authentication Algorithm investigations are all subjects of Computer network research. His Computer security study combines topics in areas such as Scheme, User modeling and Human–computer interaction. His Electronic engineering study frequently draws connections to adjacent fields such as Battery.
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Apparatus and method for monitoring instant messaging accounts
Carl Gusler;Rick Hamilton;Harry Schatz.
(2001)
Apparatus and method for marketing to instant messaging service users
Craig Fellenstein;Carl Gusler;Rick Hamilton;James Seaman.
(2003)
Method of and system for providing performance information in a uddi system
Kulvir Singh Bhogal;Gregory Jensen Boss;Rick Allen Hamilton;Alexandre Polozoff.
(2008)
Provisioning services using a cloud services catalog
ブラウン、ジーン;ドーソン、クリストファー、ジェームズ;コフィー、ブレンダン;ハミルトン、セカンド、リック、アレン.
(2010)
Messaging system and method using alternative message delivery paths
Craig Fellenstein;Carl Gusler;Rick Hamilton;Harry Schatz.
(2002)
System and method for brand name gift card exchange
Carl Phillip Gusler;Rick Allen Hamilton;Steven Jay Lipton;Timothy Moffett Waters.
(2004)
Dynamic grid job distribution from any resource within a grid environment
Christopher Dawson;Craig Fellenstein;Rick Hamilton;Joshy Joseph.
(2004)
Reflective buddy list
Doreen Galli;Rick Hamilton;James Seaman.
(2003)
System and method to map favorite values for specific values during electronic form filling
Gregory Boss;Yen-Fu Chen;Rick Hamilton;Timothy Waters.
(2005)
Electronic mail attachment management system and method
Vincenzo Luoffo;Craig Fellenstein;Rick Hamilton;Timothy Waters.
(2004)
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