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    • 4. 发明申请
    • Technology budget manager for mobile employees
    • 移动员工技术预算经理
    • US20060129412A1
    • 2006-06-15
    • US11008538
    • 2004-12-09
    • Gregory BossAndrew JonesKevin McConnellAlan Mitchell
    • Gregory BossAndrew JonesKevin McConnellAlan Mitchell
    • G06Q99/00
    • G06Q10/10G06Q10/063G06Q40/00
    • An automated system and method for budgeting technology expenses for an individual based on an objective standard, wherein the system comprises a database comprising a list of technologies used by the individual; a controller connected to the database, the controller being adapted to establish a monetary budget allotment for the individual corresponding to use of the technologies by the individual; at least one data component connected to the controller, the data component comprising specifications attributed to the individual, wherein the specifications comprise rules for defining the monetary budget allotment for the individual; and at least one monitor connected to the controller, the monitor being adapted to track dynamic parameters affecting the monetary budget allotment for the individual, wherein the individual comprises a mobile employee performing work-related duties for an organization.
    • 一种用于基于客观标准为个人预算技术费用的自动化系统和方法,其中所述系统包括数据库,所述数据库包括由所述个人使用的技术列表; 连接到数据库的控制器,所述控制器适于为所述个人对应于所述技术的使用建立货币预算分配; 连接到控制器的至少一个数据组件,数据组件包括归因于个人的规范,其中规范包括用于定义个人的货币预算分配的规则; 以及连接到所述控制器的至少一个监视器,所述监视器适于跟踪影响所述个人的货币预算分配的动态参数,其中所述个人包括为组织执行工作相关职责的移动雇员。
    • 5. 发明申请
    • Ultra-sensitive detection systems
    • 超敏感检测系统
    • US20050069916A1
    • 2005-03-31
    • US10825568
    • 2004-04-14
    • Brian ChaitDarin LatimerPaul LizardiEric KershnarJon MorrowMatthew RothMartin MattessichKevin McConnell
    • Brian ChaitDarin LatimerPaul LizardiEric KershnarJon MorrowMatthew RothMartin MattessichKevin McConnell
    • G01N27/62C07H21/02C07H21/04C07K1/04C07K1/107C07K1/13C07K7/00C07K7/06C07K7/08C12Q1/68G01N27/333G01N27/447G01N27/64G01N33/483G01N33/53G01N33/566G01N33/58G01N33/68
    • G01N33/6842C07K1/047C07K1/1077C07K1/13C07K7/06C07K7/08G01N33/6803
    • Disclosed are compositions and methods for sensitive detection of one or multiple analytes. In general, the methods involve the use of special label components, referred to as reporter signals, that can be associated with, incorporated into, or otherwise linked to the analytes. In some embodiments, the reporter signals can be altered such that the altered forms of different reporter signals can be distinguished from each other. In some embodiments, sets of reporter signals can be used where two or more of the reporter signals in a set have one or more common properties that allow the reporter signals having the common property to be distinguished and/or separated from other molecules lacking the common property. In other embodiments, sets of reporter signal/analyte conjugates can be used where two or more of the reporter signal/analyte conjugates in a set have one or more common properties that allow the reporter signal/analyte conjugates having the common property to be distinguished and/or separated form other molecules lacking the common property. Reporter signals can also be in conjunction with analytes (such as in mixtures of reporter signals and analytes), where no significant physical association between the reporter signals and analytes occurs; or alone, where no analyte is present.
    • 公开了用于敏感检测一种或多种分析物的组合物和方法。 通常,这些方法涉及使用称为报告信号的特殊标记成分,其可以与分析物相关联,并入或以其它方式连接到分析物上。 在一些实施方案中,可以改变报道信号,使得不同报道信号的改变形式可以彼此区分。 在一些实施方案中,可以使用一组报告信号,其中一组中的两个或更多个报告基因信号具有一个或多个共同性质,其允许具有共同性质的报道信号被区分和/或与其他分子不相同 属性。 在其它实施方案中,可以使用组的报告信号/分析物缀合物,其中组中的两个或多个报道信号/分析物缀合物具有一个或多个共同性质,其允许区分具有共同性质的报道信号/分析物缀合物, /或分离形成其他缺乏共同性质的分子。 记者信号也可以与分析物(例如报告信号和分析物的混合物)结合,其中报告信号和分析物之间不存在明显的物理结合; 或单独存在,其中不存在分析物。
    • 8. 发明申请
    • System, method, and service for efficient allocation of computing resources among users
    • 系统,方法和服务,用于在用户之间有效分配计算资源
    • US20050222819A1
    • 2005-10-06
    • US10816619
    • 2004-04-02
    • Gregory BossRick HamiltonKevin McConnellJames Seaman
    • Gregory BossRick HamiltonKevin McConnellJames Seaman
    • G06F15/00G06Q10/00
    • G06Q10/06
    • A computing resource allocation system allocates hardware and software resources among employees, based upon a combination of the employee level, job function, and demonstrated workstation performance within the context of the job requirements of the employee and usage patterns of the computing resource. The system collects various performance data for computing resources. A set of policy rules is applied to the collected performance data and processed by the present system. Consequently, the present system automatically identifies and prioritizes employees in need of technology upgrades and replacements based on business needs and available resources. Performance data of a computing resource is captured and transmitted to a central collection agency. From the performance data, the present system determines when partial upgrades, such as memory additions or faster adapters are appropriate based on system performance or errors. In addition, the present system determines when a computing resource experiences continuous performance problems.
    • 计算资源分配系统根据员工的工作需求和计算资源的使用模式的上下文中的员工级别,工作职能和演示的工作站性能的组合,在员工之间分配硬件和软件资源。 系统收集用于计算资源的各种性能数据。 一组策略规则被应用于收集的性能数据并由本系统处理。 因此,本系统根据业务需求和可用资源自动识别和优先考虑需要技术升级和更换的员工。 捕获计算资源的性能数据并将其传输到中央收集代理。 根据性能数据,本系统基于系统性能或错误确定部分升级的时间,如内存添加或更快的适配器是否合适。 此外,本系统确定计算资源何时经历持续的性能问题。
    • 9. 发明申请
    • Selecting divergent storylines using branching techniques
    • 使用分支技术选择发散的故事情节
    • US20050120389A1
    • 2005-06-02
    • US10725735
    • 2003-12-01
    • Gregory BossKevin McConnell
    • Gregory BossKevin McConnell
    • G06Q30/00H04H1/00H04H20/38H04H60/46H04H60/92H04N7/173G06F3/00G06F9/00G06F17/00G06F17/60G11B27/00H04H9/00H04N7/16
    • H04N21/44222G06Q30/02H04H20/38H04H60/46H04H60/92H04N7/17318H04N21/23439H04N21/252H04N21/2668H04N21/47205H04N21/6587
    • Divergent storylines for media such as movies are selected using branching techniques. Enhancing the “replay value” of a movie may be accomplished by introducing many logical branches in the action and plot during the movie. Consequently, repeat viewing is encouraged by creating a dynamic viewing environment based on the preferences of the current audience. The audience may be polled prior to each logical branch. Votes are then tallied and the logical branch is selected. Viewers may also indicate preferences regarding the movie rating. Consequently, a movie may be rated for children at one viewing and adults at another. Votes or other viewer feedback may be collected by a variety of methods. The privilege of voting for particular storyline branches or other content choices may be provided for free or purchase. Each time a branch in the storyline appears the viewer may then vote to influence the direction taken by the storyline. Multiple opportunities for voting may appear during the movie. Votes may be weighted and purchased based on a variable or flexible cost structure. Purchase of a movie ticket may convey to the viewer the ability to not only view the movie but also influence the outcome of the movie. The ability to influence the outcome of the movie may be closely related to the price of the ticket.
    • 使用分支技术选择电影等媒体的不同故事情节。 通过在电影中的动作和情节中引入许多逻辑分支​​来增强电影的“重播价值”。 因此,通过基于当前受众的偏好创建动态观看环境,鼓励重复观看。 观众可以在每个逻辑分支之前轮询。 然后计票,并选择逻辑分支。 观众还可以指出关于电影评级的偏好。 因此,一部电影可能会被评为一名儿童,另一名则是成年人。 投票或其他观众反馈可以通过各种方法收集。 可以为特定故事情节分支或其他内容选择投票的特权免费或购买。 每次故事情节中的分支出现时,观众可能会投票影响故事情节所采取的方向。 电影中可能会出现多种投票机会。 投票可以根据可变或灵活的成本结构加权和购买。 购买电影票可能会向观众传达不仅可以观看电影,还影响电影结果的能力。 影响电影结果的能力可能与票价相关。