Pete’s Technology, Search & Patent Blog

These articles are intended to reflect the knowledge, experience and wisdom I have gained as an independent inventor who has searched the internet for technology and legal information for the last 25 years. I am the sole inventor of seven US patents, many filed before the web browser was invented. I write from the perspective of an inventor and businessman who was a plaintiff in seven US Patent litigations from 2004 to 2014, As a result, I have licensed my technology to 18 US Telecommunications manufacturers.

I am not a lawyer and these blogs do not give legal advice. These articles do offer my personal perspective on various technology, patent and legal search issues.

Category: Government Information

• WPI – New Quickstart Commercialization Searches

  July 7 2020 - Government Information | Patent Search | University Research

  Save time – Accelerate your Commercialization Process   This new WPI Quickstart your Commercialization includes Multiple tabs to speed your Project Description: Key Sentences Tab and where each input text sentence is Scored using the sum of the keyword Confidence Values for words appearing in each sentence. Increasing or decreasing the Sentence Score Threshold will […]

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• Hurst Texas Legal CODES Search

  January 21 2020 - Government Information

  The dedicated Hurst, TX Code Search webpage is www.searchrealfast.com/hurst-tx SRF Hurst, TX Government Code Search is a single search box that queries Hurst City, Texas State, and US Government Codes and Regulations. Private – All SRF search activity is performed by our JavaScript code in each user’s browser communicating directly with search databases, not our […]

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• Embed this Quickstart Search in your LibGuides Subject Pages

  January 20 2020 - Government Information | Patent Search | University Library

  Paste or Type in up to 5000 words of text! This intuitive, single-line Quickstart Search allows your users to easily search important Public, Patent, and US Governments Databases listed in your LibGuides – Including those not searched by your Library’s Catalog or Discovery services. BENEFITS of this Embedded Quickstart Search include:

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• New SRF Embedded Quickstart Search (TM) is a Major Value for your Library

  January 8 2019 - Business Information | Government Information | Public Library | University Library

  SRF Express is a browser-based, discovery-like parallel search Software-as-a-Service embedded in your website. Try SRF Parallel-Native Search – Select a Subject and then Enter search terms: Attract new patrons to your library and increase your online presence: Your library has lots of resources hidden in your subscription databases that could help local STEM students,  businesses, […]

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• Minimize User Keystrokes & Clicks – Try SRF Quickstart Parallel Search for your Library

  April 8 2018 - Business Information | Government Information | Public Library | University Library

  Provide a single interface for each user to search your online resources! SRF Express Parallel Native Search minimizes the number of keystrokes and clicks your users must make to see your subscription database results! Most libraries show each subscription database as a separate icons or web-links divided into Categories.  This type of display forces a […]

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• Make your Public Library more valuable to Business with “Discovery-like” Service

  January 16 2018 - Business Information | Government Information | Public Library

  Finally, an Economical “Discovery-like” Express Parallel Search service that displays simultaneous search results from Multiple Databases in your Online Resources. This series of blog articles introduces our new “Discovery-like” search service for small and medium-sized public libraries. The series identifies major specific benefits for your Public Library when you use our new Search Real Fast Express […]

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• Find Useful Databases – Parallel Search Top-Level US Government Websites

  September 26 2017 - Government Information

  LEARN WHY USEFUL  DATABASES RETURN RELEVANT INFORMATION ON THEIR VERY FIRST PAGE OF RESULTS! Do you know Google and other search engines cannot index much of the information in the databases hidden behind the search boxes found on most US Government websites? Much of the information and data our US Government publishes each week is not indexed by […]

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