Intellectual Property Rights Data Mart for Video Content
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Solution Overview
Problem
Current intellectual property rights management software systems for video content are inefficient in providing real-time data, as they generate reports that are often stale and require extensive computational resources, making it difficult to manage complex rights scenarios and identify conflicts.
Innovation Solution
The system accesses a database with hierarchical tables for rights, territories, and channels, creating records with temporal ranges to identify the least restrictive differences and generate near real-time query responses, enabling quick analysis and reporting of intellectual property rights availability.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Loss of information
If reports are generated at different schedules to satisfy business needs, then intellectual property rights information is provided to downstream systems, but the data becomes stale (hours or days old) and requires significant computational resources
Solution Approach 1:
The patent pre-generates and caches intellectual property rights information in a data mart before it is needed by downstream systems. By performing the computationally intensive data processing in advance and storing results in a optimized queryable format, the system eliminates the need for repeated heavy processing when reports are requested, while ensuring fresh data is immediately available without hours or days of lag.
2Difficulty of detecting and measuring
If ad hoc reports are generated by privileged users to drill down into static data, then intellectual property rights collision details can be investigated, but this practice is computationally wasteful and the data is already out of date
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces an intermediary data mart layer between the source data and downstream systems that pre-processes and structures intellectual property rights information. This intermediary caches detailed rights information in an optimized format that enables efficient ad hoc queries and drill-down analysis without requiring re-processing of raw data, thus providing both detailed collision analysis capability and reduced computational waste.
3Adaptability or versatility
If multiple reports are generated at different schedules, then various intellectual property rights management scenarios are addressed, but network bandwidth, memory space, and computational cycles are burdened
Solution Approach 1:
The patent creates a universal data mart structure that stores intellectual property rights information in a standardized, optimized format that can serve multiple different downstream systems and report types simultaneously. Instead of generating separate processed data for each report scenario, this single multi-functional data repository supports various rights management scenarios (licensing, monitoring, conflict detection) through efficient queries, reducing overall data bandwidth and memory requirements.
Data Source
AI summary
This disclosure discloses various intellectual property rights management software systems for video content (e.g. episodes, series, seasons, movies, clips) that are able to pre-determine intellectual property rights availabilities for the video content over many different combinations of factors (e.g. channels, territories, rights) such that these availabilities can be readily available (e.g. stored, cached) for a client (e.g. workstation, mobile device) to query against.