Application 62082263
Application 62082263
Tasks Scheduling Based On Triggering Event And Work Lists Management
- Filed
- Nov 20, 2014
- Published
- n/a
- Granted
- n/a
- USPTO status
- Provisional Application Expired (Nov 22, 2015)
Granted as US10403399. 2 filings on record with the USPTO.
A computer-implemented method for scheduling, tracking, and executing performance of a set of tasks includes defining a time series, associating a current time occurrence on the time series, and associating a future time occurrence on the time series. The method includes creating a tasks list including the set of tasks. The method includes defining an interaction zone rule in association with the time series and triggering events to initiate the set of tasks. The method includes scheduling a task from the set of tasks at the future time occurrence relative to the current time occurrence based on occurrence of a triggering event in view of the interaction zone rule. The method includes receiving an output from an event monitor at a control server. The method includes notifying a remote device for performance of the scheduled task at the future time occurrence upon detection of the triggering event.
As published in US10403399.
1. A computer-implemented method for scheduling, tracking, and executing performance of a set of tasks, said method comprising: defining, by a special purpose processor in a repository, a time series;
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Application 62082263
Application 62082263
Tasks Scheduling Based On Triggering Event And Work Lists Management
US10403399
Application 14946702
Tasks Scheduling Based On Triggering Event And Work Lists Management
G16H 40/20 · G16H 40/63 · G16H 10/65 · G06Q 10/06311
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