Research in Motion Corporation

Blackberry Corporation

Mitel Networks Corporation

Mitel Knowledge Corporation

Mitel Networks (international) Limited

Other

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Research in Motion Limites

Anders Fahrendorff

Todd Andrew Wood

Ian James Murchison

Dustin Jonathan Smith

Shannon Tyler Moore

Alison Phillips

Marco Sixtus Ferrari

Andrew David Lowe

Di Tao

Michael Xingyi Yu

Cortez M Corley

Min Zhu

Brian Dennis Paschke

Ingve Holmung

Todd Nelson Sinclair

Joseph Michael Hofer

Caitlin Curran-Blaney

Gabriel Deen Khan

Jodie Elizabeth Fletcher

Seyed-Payam Shalchian

Alina Claudia Oprea

Roman Peter Rak

Janice Leigh De Jong

Sergei Streltsov

Rohan Siddhartha Thakar

Younghwan Kim

Robert Alexander Sawatsky

Norman Miner Ladouceur

Donald Somerset Mckenzie

Amanda Adelaide Hancock

Logendra Naidoo

Lesli Ann Mie Agcaoili

Mona Abou-Sayed

Wei He

Jason Tyler Griffin

Kevin Roy Sugden

Laura A Mahan

Darren Mombourquette

Kasra Kaz Youssefi-Shams

Aaron Michael Szymanski

Ryan James Rutter

Felipe Oliveira Simoes

Leonardo Aldana

Jodie Fletcher

Jason Tyler Grffin

Michael George Langlois

Archer Chi Kwong Wun

Philippe Moquin

Stephane Dedieu

Chris Gorman

Jamaal Peele

Toby Kemp

Donald Glenn Thompson

Michelle Hui Jun Zheng

Mircea Oprea

Dustin Johnathan Smith

John Mahan

Robert Charles Templin

Systems and methods for of automated gamification are disclosed. An example method of automated gamification is disclosed. The method includes transcribing content of a proceeding. The method includes determining one or more keywords from the content transcribed, the one or more keywords indicating a topic of the proceeding. Additionally, the method includes generating a game for the proceeding based on the one or more keywords using Natural Language Processing (NLP). The method also includes presenting the game for the proceeding to at least one participant of the proceeding and receiving a response to the game from the at least one participant of the proceeding. Additionally, the method includes allowing the at least one participant of the proceeding to move to a next objective, based on evaluating the response received based on an established criterion.

Methods of gamification for unified collaboration and project management

A system and method for determining and applying habits during a communication are disclosed. The habits can be used to automatically connect a user to a communication and/or to modify settings for a communication during the communication.

Electronic communication methods and systems for collaborating and communicating in meeting environments

A cloud-based communication system for monitoring a collaboration session. Based on the monitoring, the system identifies a collaboration event that indicates desirability of a break or that a digression from a session topic has or is occurring. When a collaboration event is identified, a prompt is communicated to the facilitator of the collaboration session. The collaboration event may be defined in a variety of ways such as participant fatigue, participant distraction, or the like. The system provides the facilitator with actions to be initiated by the system (automatically or in response to facilitator/user input) to respond to an identified communication event. The actions include initiating a break, acting to avoid or reduce session digressions, and creating a highlight reel of the collaboration session, including a number of unique features enabling more efficient retrieval and/or review of data. A distracted or fatigued participant can be directed to access the highlight reel.

Cloud-based communication system for monitoring and facilitating collaboration sessions

Systems and methods for advising meeting participants are disclosed. An example method of advising meeting participants includes establishing a desired engagement level for a participant of a meeting. The example method further includes evaluating a contribution to the meeting of the participant based on the desired engagement level and including at least one of detecting a communication duration of the participant or determining a quantity of content shared. The example method also includes generating a graphical representation of the contribution to the meeting. Additionally, the example method includes providing the graphical representation of the contribution to the meeting, including transmitting a signal to at least one of the participant or a meeting host. The signal communicates the graphical representation to a device of the participant or the meeting host.

Advising meeting participants of their contributions based on a graphical representation

Conference unit

An electronic communication method and system are disclosed. Exemplary methods include using the second communication device, determining a presence of a first communication device, based on the step of determining the presence of the first communication device, using a cloud service, connecting the first communication device to the electronic communication, and using the cloud service, connecting the second communication device to the electronic communication. Exemplary methods and systems can provide a way to automatically extract meeting access information and seamlessly launch and/or log a user/participant into an electronic communication.

Electronic collaboration and communication method and system

A case configured to protect at least a portion of an electronic device. The case can comprise a first portion and a second portion that connect to one another via a hinge. The first portion can be configured to cover a first portion of a back side of the electronic device when fully installed on the electronic device. The second portion can be configured to cover a remaining portion of the back side of the electronic device when also fully installed on the electronic device. The second portion and the first portion can pivot with respect to one another via the hinge. Accordingly, by one approach, the second portion can be pivoted away from the electronic device while the first portion remains installed on the electronic device. In such a case, and by one approach, the second portion can serve as a stand for the electronic device.

Electronic device case

Speaker

Docking station for an electronic device

Electronic device shell with cover

Auxiliary battery

A mobile electronic device has a first part of a male/female coupling. A cover sized to cover at least one face of the mobile electronic device has a second part of the male/female coupling. The second part of the male/female coupling mates with the first part of the male/female coupling of the mobile electronic device and cooperates with the first part to attach the cover to the mobile electronic device.

Mechanically attached folding cover

Electronic device shell

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Anders Fahrendorff