SOFTWARE COMPUTING APPLICATIONS

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
COORDINATED DIAGNOSTICS	Atlas Database Software Corporation	Bldg C, Suit 200 26679 West Agoura Road Calabasas CA 91302	Software and computing applications for use in originating, collecting, organizing, storing, analyzing, and communicating patient information, medical records, clinical histories, test results, diagnoses and treatments; Software and computing applications for use in facilitating health information exchange by originating, collecting, organizing, storing, analyzing and communicating health, diagnosis and treatment information; Software and computing applications for use in providing access to electronic medical records and electronic health, diagnosis and treatment records; Software and computing applications for use in providing remote access to and analysis of the aforementioned records and information and transmission of such records between users, and for use in system integration and interoperability among software applications in the field of medical records, health records, and patient information, where such applications are used within a local network or across networks, including the internet;DIAGNOSTICS;
ETRAK	BEM Systems, Inc.	100 Passaic Avenue Chatham NJ 07928	Software and computing applications for use in the management and tracking of federal, state and local environmental permits and facility regulatory compliance; Software and computing applications for regulation and compliance management pertaining to federal, state and local environmental permits and regulations;E TRACK;
FFARS	BEM Systems, Inc.	100 Passaic Avenue Chatham NJ 07928	Software and computing applications for use in the forecasting and analysis of coastal flooding;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

Power consumption of software applications on a computing device is managed in accordance with a plurality of defined power management states. User selectable features for one or more software applications are identified, and choices for these user selectable features defined for each power management state. When the active power management state changes, the choice of each user selectable feature for that power management state is then imposed on the relevant software applications on the computing device.