Automated Data Extractor Call Searcher for Enterprise Database Integration
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current database management systems face challenges in efficiently managing and accessing diverse data resources across disparate database systems, limiting scalable and economical data monitoring, regulation, and allocation within enterprises.
Innovation Solution
The Automated Data Extractor-Based Call Searcher (ADE-CS) system enables efficient monitoring and allocation of resources by accessing data through universal variables linked to tables across multiple database systems, facilitating data accessibility, report generation, and data distribution, while implementing features like global data exchange, automated data extraction, and call searching.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Adaptability or versatility
If traditional database management systems are used to access data across multiple database systems, then data accessibility is limited, but system complexity increases and scalability is reduced
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements a universal data access layer that can query multiple disparate database systems through a single unified interface. This universal layer abstracts the complexity of different database schemas and query languages, allowing users to access data across SQL and non-SQL databases without needing to understand each database's specific structure, thereby improving data accessibility while maintaining manageable system complexity
Solution Approach 2:
The patent introduces an intermediary query processing layer that sits between the user and multiple database systems. This intermediary translates high-level queries into database-specific queries, manages connections to different databases, and consolidates results. By placing this mediator in the architecture, the system achieves broad data accessibility without directly exposing the complexity of each underlying database system
2Productivity
If manual data monitoring and allocation methods are used, then operational control is maintained, but productivity decreases and time consumption increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements automated data extraction and monitoring capabilities that operate without continuous human intervention. The system automatically queries databases, extracts relevant data, and updates reports based on predefined criteria and schedules. This self-service approach to data monitoring significantly improves productivity by eliminating manual data collection tasks while reducing the time required for administrative operations
Solution Approach 2:
The patent employs pre-configured query templates, scheduled data extraction routines, and automated report generation that are set up in advance. These preliminary actions allow the system to automatically perform data monitoring and allocation tasks according to predetermined parameters, freeing users from repetitive manual work and dramatically improving productivity while minimizing time loss
3Loss of information
If comprehensive data access across all database systems is implemented, then data completeness improves, but security risks and access control complexity increase
Solution Approach 1:
The patent implements role-based access control where different user roles are granted specific permissions to access only the data and functions appropriate to their responsibilities. Each user's access rights are tailored to their specific needs, allowing comprehensive data availability for those who require it while restricting access for others. This local quality approach ensures data completeness for authorized users without requiring complex centralized access control mechanisms
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AI summary
The APPARATUSES, METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR A CALL SEARCHER implement efficient and scalable monitoring, regulation, and allocation of communications resources within an enterprise. In one embodiment, a call searcher processor-implemented method is disclosed, comprising: obtaining an indication to perform call analytics on a communications session; recording the communications session upon obtaining the indication; analyzing via a processor the recording to determine call ratings; obtaining a call tagging rule; associating a call tag with the communications session based on the call ratings and the call tagging rule; obtaining a review request for the communications session; providing a notification of the call tag and the recording of the communications session for review upon obtaining the review request; obtaining an indication to modify the communications session in response to providing the notification; and modifying the communications session according to the obtained indication.