Pardalis receives patent originals from Australia, China, and Mexico
Saturday, September 19, 2009 at 3:37PM September 18, 2009 —Pardalis, Inc. announced today the receipt of the following patent originals issued by Australia, China and Mexico.
- The original of Australian Patent No. 2002323103 issued August 9, 2007. This patent will remain in effect until August 12, 2022.
- The original of Chinese Patent No. ZL 200480037094.4 issued May 20, 2009. This patent will remain in force until September 23, 2024.
- The original of Mexican Patent No. 251,221 issued November 1, 2007. This patent will remain viable until August 20, 2022.
The receipt of these original patents represent another milestone in the continued, global expansion of Pardalis' parent patent, U.S. Patent #6,671,696, and its continuations.
The Pardalis 696 Patent was issued by the United States in 2003 and is entitled ‘Informational object authoring and distribution system’. Pardalis' 696 patent is also known as the parent patent for the Common Point Authoring™ system.
The critical means and functions of the Common Point Authoring™ system provide for user-centric authoring and registration of radically identified, immutable objects for further granular publication, by the choice of each author, among networked systems. The benefits of CPA include minimal, precise disclosures of personal and product identity data to networks fragmented by information silos and concerns over 'data ownership'.
“Australia, China, Mexico New Zealand and, of course, the United States are the countries that have so far issued one or more patents to Pardalis,” said Steve Holcombe, Pardalis’ CEO. “Given our track record of success, we also have high expectations for similar actions on our applications pending in Brazil, Canada, Europe, Hong Kong, India and Japan.”
About Pardalis, Inc.
Pardalis' Common Point Authoring™ system provides the first object-oriented supply chain solution for minimal identity and data disclosures for both people and products. For more information, see The Roots of Common Point Authoring or contact Steve Holcombe through the contact form of The Pardalis Data Ownership Blog.
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