58 results about "Web based software" patented technology

The invention relates to the management of large stationary batteries. The invention is a comprehensive process for the management of stationary batteries that are used for backup power and are deployed in widely dispersed locations. The OMS™ (Optimization Management System) solution is comprised of Mega-Tags (preferably serialized bar-coded identification labels), a battery testing and data acquisition device, and web-based software. The OMS™ system employs algorithmic testing to determine whether a particular battery unit needs to be replaced or whether it can be advantageously redeployed. These components work together to provide a platform for managing a large number of perishable, expensive, and geographically dispersed assets.

A system and method for modifying a parameter of a website in order to optimize an organic listing of the website at one or more search engines is described. Several embodiments include methods and systems for generating scored representations based upon different portions of data associated with a website, and then combining the scored representations to achieve a result. The result indicates a feature of the website that may be modified in order to optimize the organic ranking of the website at one or more search engines.

Provided is a web-based software debugging apparatus and method for remote debugging. The web-based software debugging apparatus may include: a web interface to provide a web browser that enables a user to make a request for a debugging service for software performed in a remote target system, and to verify a debugging result of the software; a debugger client to receive the debugging service request for the software via the web interface, and to provide the debugging result to the web interface; and a debugger server to receive the debugging service request from the debugger client, and to transmit the debugging result to the debugger client after debugging the software through a connection to the target system according to the debugging service request.

At least one exemplary embodiment is related to a method of device customization comprising: entering physiological data, where the physiological data is obtained from a visual image loaded by a web based software program; selecting device features using the web based software program; and selecting the device appearance using the web based software program.

A web based Assessment Center system that imposes a prescribed workflow and facilitates defined interactions between the various participants implementing the Assessment Center method using portal technology. The system relies on a hub-and-spoke web-based client/server architecture, and a software foundation comprising an open-architecture modular array of web-based software for data collection and exchange between the various participants. The software modules include a Role profile module by which a customer can specify a freeform customer role profile, a Job Analysis module for distilling suitability ranking factors from the customer's free form Role profile, a Proctor Module for online testing, a Simulation Module for recording video simulations, and a Scoring Module for standardizing multiple Assessor scoring of the recorded video simulations and consolidation of the online test scores and simulation scores into a Data Map for collective decision-making. An integrated Video Training Module for training and certification of Assessors.

Systems and methods for managing the customization of products can be implemented to facilitate the cooperative efforts of sellers, buyers, and producers of customizable products through a common, loosely coupled, remote system. This system may be implemented via a web-based software system as a hosted solution or as an easily integrated solution to the existing web presence of the seller.

An online shopping discount optimizer service includes a host server having a web-based interface adapted to facilitate secure customer access to the host server through a computing device. The customer is prompted by the web-based interface to sequentially communicate customer affiliation data from the computing device to the host server. The host server includes a processing module adapted to process the sequentially communicated customer affiliation data for registration with the service. A processing software application is trained to classify the processed affiliation data and selectively extract data therefrom based on the classification. The processing software application is configured to selectively present the processed affiliation data for a customer verification via the web-based interface upon at least one of an unsuccessful classification and an unsuccessful extraction of data. A storage device is in operative communication with the processing module and is configured to store the registered customer affiliation data as metadata upon at least one of the customer verification and the extraction of data. A web-based software application is configured to automatically retrieve updated shopping discount information based on the registered customer affiliation data and generate the updated shopping discount information via the web-based interface based on at least one customer request.

The invention relates to the management of large stationary batteries. The invention is a comprehensive system and process for the management of stationary batteries that are used for backup power and are deployed in widely dispersed locations. The system is comprised of Mega-Tags, a battery testing and data acquisition device, and web-based software. The system software can automatically analyze, determine and report predicted battery failure data such as a future anticipated failure date by aging standard ohmic test values such as impedance, conductance, or resistance, by multiplying the test value by a monthly factor derived from statistical analysis and comparing the aged value to a baseline value to determine the predicted failure date.

A system and methods that allow a utility or energy consumer to measure, visualize, understand, and control use of energy and other utilities is disclosed. These actions may be performed via a distributed web-enabled system. It derives and presents useful information for consumers by first providing a means for the assimilation (including real-time), maintenance, and modification of aggregated use data. The information is derived from the data by web-based software tools that provide comparison with models and the ability for consumers to share and compare their consumption. It can also include the ability to discuss and share (via text, voice, or computer algorithms) ideas and control strategies for saving energy and lowering energy use. Consumers may implement these control strategies in algorithms for manual; automatic scheduled; automatic scheduled with manual override; and dynamic rate-based control of energy/utility usage.

The invention relates to the management of large stationary batteries. The invention is a comprehensive process for the management of stationary batteries that are used for backup power and are deployed in widely dispersed locations. The OMS™ (Optimization Management System) solution is comprised of Mega-Tags (preferably serialized bar-coded identification labels), a battery testing and data acquisition device, and web-based software. The OMS™ system can automatically analyze, determine and report an estimated runtime for battery unit, such as the length of time that a backup system can provide adequate power to keep the primary equipment operational. These components work together to provide a platform for managing a large number of perishable, expensive, and geographically dispersed assets.

The invention relates to the management of large stationary batteries. The invention is a comprehensive process for the management of stationary batteries that are used for backup power and are deployed in widely dispersed locations. The OMS™ (Optimization Management System) solution is comprised of Mega-Tags (preferably serialized bar-coded identification labels), a battery testing and data acquisition device, and web-based software. The OMS™ system employs algorithmic testing to determine whether a particular battery unit needs to be replaced or whether it can be advantageously redeployed. These components work together to provide a platform for managing a large number of perishable, expensive, and geographically dispersed assets.

The present invention relates to a web-based software application, in which a server at a publisher compiles a predetermined list of items, such as regulatory, contract, budgeting, and legal issues, and stores them for periodic download to a client. The client would subscribe to the publisher, to receive information on a predetermined set of items. Periodically the server will scan its database and according to the client subscription, will retrieve and forward the predetermined items desired, to the client. The forwarded items will be compiled by the client and presented to the user in an easily viewable and searchable format. The user may choose a particular item to review, and then, if the user determines the item to be a relevant one, the user may transfer the item information to a monitoring software application for future monitoring and/or internal implementation as an issue.

An innovative system and method for laboratories, hospitals and others to manage stored specimens is described and claimed. One problem commonly encountered by medical researchers is the inability to effectively and efficiently track the large number of specimens generated in the course of their research. In an environment comprised of multiple researchers—each working on varied projects and often needing to interact—it is necessary to employ a centralized, fast and efficient way to track the location of stored samples and to identify changes or removed samples. A Method and System for Managing Specimen Data (or “VSM”) is a web-based software application designed to efficiently manage specimen samples. Examples of the VSM include the VSM software application and a database—each residing on a remote server—that displays web pages accessible by registered and logged in users through a standard web browser via a secure internet or intranet connection found on a client computer. A single or multiple registered and logged in user or users have the ability via web browser and secure internet or intranet connection to add or remove one specimen or multiple specimens simultaneously from the VSM database and to track the location and status of samples entered into the VSM database (e.g. whether a specimen remains in storage or has been removed for further analysis) as well as when they were removed and by whom. In at least some examples, specimens can be located by, among other criteria, owner name, clinical trial and/or location. Users have the ability to locate available space.

The invention relates to the management of large stationary batteries. The invention is a comprehensive process for the management of stationary batteries that are used for backup power and are deployed in widely dispersed locations. The OMS(TM) (Optimization Management System) solution is comprised of Mega-Tags (preferably serialized bar-coded identification labels), a battery testing and data acquisition device, and web-based software. The OMS(TM) system employs algorithmic testing to determine whether a particular battery unit needs to be replaced or whether it can be advantageously redeployed. It also determines whether a particular deployment location contains anomalous readings, signifying potential problems with either the batteries themselves or possibly with other electrical equipment at the location. These components work together to provide a platform for managing a large number of perishable, expensive, and geographically dispersed assets.