Web Tool Event History Integration for Labor Activity Visibility
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Solution Overview
Problem
Existing labor management systems fail to effectively acquire and display event history information from web tools, making it difficult for employers to grasp worker productivity and labor situations.
Innovation Solution
A history management system that stores credentials of web tools used by users, acquires event history information, and displays this information chronologically, allowing for specification and display of event details, status, and activity indices based on event history.
Engineering Contradictions & Design Principles
Engineering Contradiction Analysis
1Loss of information
If event history information is acquired from web tools using credentials, then worker productivity and labor situations can be visualized, but system complexity increases due to credential management and integration with multiple web tools
Solution Approach 1:
The patent introduces a history management system as an intermediary component that sits between the web tools and the employer. This mediator acquires event history information from multiple web tools using stored credentials, processes the information, and presents it in a unified manner. The intermediary handles the complexity of credential management and tool integration internally, while providing a simplified interface to employers for visualizing worker productivity and labor situations.
2Measurement precision
If detailed event history information is collected and displayed, then accuracy of labor situation grasping is improved, but information processing complexity increases
Solution Approach 1:
The patent extracts only the necessary event history information from web tools that is relevant to labor situation monitoring. Rather than processing all possible data from web tools, the system selectively acquires event history information pertaining to worker activities, productivity metrics, and labor situations. This extraction approach maintains measurement precision by focusing on relevant data while reducing information processing complexity by excluding unnecessary information.
3Adaptability or versatility
If credentials of multiple web tools are stored for data acquisition, then adaptability to different tools is improved, but security risks increase
Solution Approach 1:
The history management system serves as a secure intermediary that manages credentials for multiple web tools in a centralized and controlled manner. Rather than requiring direct credential storage across multiple systems or exposing credentials to multiple parties, the intermediary securely stores and manages these credentials internally. This approach maintains adaptability to different web tools while reducing security risks by centralizing credential management and limiting exposure.
Data Source
AI summary
A history management system includes: a storage unit configured to store a credential of a plurality of web tools that are used by a user, in association with user information; an acquisition unit configured to acquire event history information from a tool of the user from a plurality of tools, on a basis of the credential associated with the user information; and a display processing unit configured to cause a history to be displayed on a basis of the acquired event history information, in which the event history information is information regarding a history of an event including an active event caused by work of the user.