Darrin Leigh Meek

age ~62

from Havre de Grace, MD

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Also known as:

Darrin L Meek

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Darrin Meek Phones & Addresses

Havre de Grace, MD
Plano, TX
Clifton, NJ
Humble, TX
3801 Donna Lynn Ln, Orlando, FL 32817
Winter Park, FL
Rochester, NY
Eatontown, NJ

Work

Position:

Dallas and fort worth en omgeving, verenigde

Education

Degree:

Master of Business Administration, Masters
School / High School:

The University of Dallas
1999
Specialities:

Management

Skills

Systems Engineering • Security Clearance • Dod • Information Assurance • Integration • Operations Research • System Architecture • Software Development • Process Improvement • Military • System Design • Software Design • Embedded Systems • Information Security • Requirements Analysis • Software Engineering • Linux • Government • Configuration Management • Testing • Unix • Analysis • Requirements Management • Tcp/Ip • Leadership • Defense • Telecommunications • Pmp • Aerospace • Earned Value Management • Design of Experiments • Data Analysis • Relational Databases • Simulations • Military Operations • C4Isr • Engineering Management • Defence • National Security • Army • Government Contracting • Cmmi • Proposal Writing • Intelligence • Organizational Learning • Command • Air Force

Industries

Information Technology And Services

Name / Title

Company / Classification

Phones & Addresses

Darrin Meek
Director

IBOA INC
Nonclassifiable Establishments

701 Brazos St STE 720, Austin, TX 78701
2105 Woodburn Cors, Plano, TX 75075
2105 Woodburn Cor, Plano, TX 75075

Resumes

Dallas And Fort Worth En Omgeving, Verenigde

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Location:

P/O Box 578, Humble, TX

Industry:

Information Technology And Services

Work:

Dallas and Fort Worth En Omgeving, Verenigde

Education:

The University of Dallas 1999
Master of Business Administration, Masters, Management Georgia Tech 1991
Master of Science, Masters U.s. Military Academy
Bachelors, Bachelor of Science United States Military Academy

Skills:

Systems Engineering
Security Clearance
Dod
Information Assurance
Integration
Operations Research
System Architecture
Software Development
Process Improvement
Military
System Design
Software Design
Embedded Systems
Information Security
Requirements Analysis
Software Engineering
Linux
Government
Configuration Management
Testing
Unix
Analysis
Requirements Management
Tcp/Ip
Leadership
Defense
Telecommunications
Pmp
Aerospace
Earned Value Management
Design of Experiments
Data Analysis
Relational Databases
Simulations
Military Operations
C4Isr
Engineering Management
Defence
National Security
Army
Government Contracting
Cmmi
Proposal Writing
Intelligence
Organizational Learning
Command
Air Force

Us Patents

System And Method Of Preserving Stable Calls During A Split Mode Operation Of Telecommunications Equipment
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US Patent:

6522732, Feb 18, 2003
Filed:

Dec 6, 1999
Appl. No.:

09/455049
Inventors:

Mark W. Pullen - Plano TX
Darrin L. Meek - Plano TX
Lee E. Ballard - Austin TX
Jerry L. Buchheit - Plano TX
Shihlung Chiang - Farmers Branch TX
Lorenzo E. Colunga - Farmers Branch TX
Chuck C. Fu - Plano TX
Robert A. Landry - Plano TX
William L. Long - Garland TX
Viet N. Nguyen - Lewisville TX
Kien T. Pham - Richardson TX
Assignee:

Alcatel USA Sourcing, L.P. - Plano TX
International Classification:

H04M 1500
US Classification:

37911202, 37911205, 3791121, 379 905, 37922103, 37922104, 370216
Abstract:

A computerized method of preserving stable calls during a split mode operation of telecommunications equipment includes the steps of sending a call block update message from a first side of the telecommunications equipment to a second side of the telecommunications equipment. The call block update message includes dynamic call state data on the stable call handled by the first side and stored in a call block file in the first side of the telecommunications equipment. The method includes sending a call block update acknowledgement message from the second side of the telecommunications equipment to the first side of the telecommunications equipment in response to receiving the call block update message. The above steps are repeated until all dynamic call state data in the call block file is duplicated and sent to the second side.