AT&T (United States)
United States
Shelley B. Goldman mainly investigates Telecommunications, Computer network, Telephone call, Call termination and World Wide Web. Her Telecommunications research is multidisciplinary, incorporating perspectives in Conversion marketing, Customer reference program, Voice of the customer and Operations management. She regularly links together related areas like Transmission in her Computer network studies.
She has included themes like Computer security, Receipt and Call control, Call management in her Telephone call study. Her Call termination research incorporates themes from Call volume, Terminal, Call origination and Automatic number identification. Her World Wide Web research incorporates elements of Service level requirement, Customer Service Assurance, Customer to customer and Paging.
Her scientific interests lie mostly in Computer network, Telecommunications, Call management, Paging and Call control. Her Computer network study integrates concerns from other disciplines, such as Telephone line, Real-time computing and Computer security. Shelley B. Goldman studied Telecommunications and Telephone number that intersect with Call forwarding.
Her studies in Call management integrate themes in fields like Telephone call and Automatic number identification. Her Paging research is multidisciplinary, relying on both Schedule, Pager and Transfer. The various areas that Shelley B. Goldman examines in her Call control study include Call volume, Softswitch and Conference call.
Shelley B. Goldman spends much of her time researching Computer network, Computer security, Call management, Service and Telecommunications. She conducts interdisciplinary study in the fields of Computer network and Network interface through her works. Shelley B. Goldman works mostly in the field of Computer security, limiting it down to topics relating to Contact center and, in certain cases, Character, Encryption and Callback, as a part of the same area of interest.
The study incorporates disciplines such as Communication device, Directory and Conference call in addition to Call management. Her Service study combines topics from a wide range of disciplines, such as Graphical user interface, Session and Line. Her Telecommunications research includes elements of Terminal, H.248 and Gateway address.
The scientist’s investigation covers issues in Computer network, Call management, Operating system, Authentication and Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. The concepts of her Computer network study are interwoven with issues in Web server and Directory. The Call management study combines topics in areas such as Computer security and Communication device.
Her work on Virtual network as part of general Operating system research is frequently linked to Control, bridging the gap between disciplines. Shelley B. Goldman has researched Authentication in several fields, including Private network, Gateway, Server and Network packet. Her research integrates issues of Real-time computing, Two-way communication, Line and Communication endpoint in her study of Service.
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Credit card spending authorization control system
Mark Jeffrey Foladare;Shelley B. Goldman;Dominick Gorini;David Phillip Silverman.
(1997)
Programmable radio subscription system for receiving selectively defined information
Mark Foladare;Shelley Goldman;David Phillip Silverman;Walter Sturm.
(1997)
Intelligent pager for remotely managing e-mail messages
Foladare Mark Jeffrey;Goldman Shelley B;Silverman David Phillip;Weber Roy Phillip.
(1997)
E-mail paging system
Mark Jeffrey Foladare;Shelley B. Goldman;David Phillip Silverman;Roy Phillip Weber.
(1997)
System and method for establishing internet communications links
Mark Jeffrey Foladare;Shelley B. Goldman;David Phillip Silverman;Robert S. Westrich.
(1996)
System and method for controlling and monitoring communication between customers and customer service representatives
Jon Louis Bentley;Mark Jeffrey Foladare;Shelley B. Goldman;Norman Loren Schryer.
(1997)
Virtual call center
Mark Jeffrey Kendall Park Foladare;Shelley B. East Brunswick Goldman;David Phillip Somerville Silverman;Shaoqing Q. Middletown Wang.
(1998)
ESTIMATION AND REPORT SYSTEM FOR TRAFFIC INFORMATION
Maaku Jiefurii Fuoradaaru;Shierii Bii Goorudoman;Kin Kee Reungu;Izuhaku Ronen.
(1997)
Communication system, method and device for remotely re-transmitting received electronic mail directed to a destination terminal to a new destination terminal
Shelley B. Goldman;David Phillip Silverman;Robert S. Westrich.
(1997)
Method of announcing an internet call
Mark Jeffrey Foladare;Shelley B. Goldman;David Phillip Silverman;Roy Phillip Weber.
(1997)
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