DOWNLOADABLE SOFTWARE VENDORS

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BIZBARK Babel Bark, Inc. 125 Greenwood Street Newton MA 02459 Downloadable software for vendors of pet-related products and services, pet insurance providers, pet medical professionals, pet service providers, and other pet-related businesses, for managing product and service offerings, listing and selling products and services, managing product inventories, promotions, marketing activities, calendars, schedules, and customer relationships, processing payments, promoting the goods and services of others, communicating with customers and other businesses, viewing, sharing, and analyzing information regarding pets, pet products, pet health, pet nutrition, pet wellness, and pet fitness, tracking and monitoring pet health, nutrition, wellness, and fitness, and for providing data analytics regarding all of the foregoing;BIZ BARK;Cloud computing featuring software for vendors of pet-related products and services, pet insurance providers, pet medical professionals, pet service providers, and other pet-related businesses, for managing product and service offerings, listing and selling products and services, managing product inventories, promotions, marketing activities, calendars, schedules, and customer relationships, processing payments, promoting the goods and services of others, communicating with customers and other businesses, viewing, sharing, and analyzing information regarding pets, pet products, pet health, pet nutrition, pet wellness, and pet fitness, tracking and monitoring pet health, nutrition, wellness, and fitness, and for providing data analytics regarding all of the foregoing;
GRADIENT Gradient Technologies, Inc. 240 2nd Ave. S. #300 Seattle WA 98104 downloadable software for vendors to use in managing, analyzing and optimizing online sales campaigns; downloadable software for vendors to use in optimizing sales in online marketplaces; downloadable software for online vendors to use in optimizing product and service listings in search results in third-party marketplaces; downloadable software for vendors to use in analyzing customer reviews and ratings in online marketplaces; downloadable software for use by online vendors in analyzing and comparing competitor pricing; downloadable software for use by online vendors in reviewing and assessing competitive sale campaigns; downloadable software for use by vendors in analyzing and optimizing online marketing and advertising efforts;Providing temporary use of non-downloadable software for vendors to use in managing, analyzing and optimizing online sales campaigns; Providing temporary use of non-downloadable software for vendors to use in optimizing sales in online marketplaces; Providing temporary use of non-downloadable software for online vendors to use in optimizing product and service listings in search results in third-party marketplaces; Providing temporary use of non-downloadable software for vendors to use in analyzing customer reviews and ratings in online marketplaces; Providing temporary use of non-downloadable software for use by online vendors in analyzing and comparing competitor pricing; Providing temporary use of non-downloadable software for use by online vendors in reviewing and assessing competitive sale campaigns; Providing temporary use of non-downloadable software for use by vendors in analyzing and optimizing online marketing and advertising efforts;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. There is disclosed an apparatus for controlling a physical layer interface of a network interface card. The apparatus comprises: 1) a read only memory (ROM) for storing an embedded control program; 2) a random access memory for storing a downloadable software control program; and 3) a microcontroller for controlling the physical layer interface, wherein the microcontroller in a first operating mode executes the embedded control program to thereby control the physical layer interface, and wherein the microcontroller in a second operating mode downloads the downloadable software control program from an external processing system and executes the software control program in place of the embedded control program to thereby control the physical layer interface.