Raytheon Company

Laura D Strater

Michael P Sica

Jared B Dorny

Michael Henry Lewis

Vincent A Pascente

Michael A Young

Richard Steinberg

Laura A Gordon

Benjamin Gothman

Garrett Zabala

Robert T Stratton

David B Jenks

Kristin Guillaume

Rimantas T Meckauskas

Angelos Erilus

Terry L Keeney

Brian Scarpiniti

Judy Y Amato

A system includes a computer processor, a computer memory, and a user interface. The system receives a plurality of tasks, data relating to conditions and environments associated with the plurality of tasks, and a plurality of goals relating to planning and scheduling of the plurality of tasks. The goals are received from a plurality of sources, and the goals are addressed as a function of the conditions and environments. The system displays on the user interface, as a function of the plurality of goals, an analytical view of the conditions and environments relating to the plurality of tasks and an analytical view of a status of the plurality of tasks.

Metrics-based planning and scheduling system

A computing machine stores a tree structure representing a hierarchical organization. The tree structure comprises a command node and a plurality of domain nodes below the command node. The computing machine leverages the tree structure to generate a multi-domain operational plan.

Methods and computer architecture supporting a multi-domain operational plan

A method includes displaying a user interface having a first region with one or more user interface elements and determining whether a shield is in a locked state or an unlocked state. The shield covers the first region when in the locked state and uncovers at least part of the first region when in the unlocked state. The method includes, in response to determining that the shield is in the locked state, displaying the shield covering the first region and disabling the user interface element(s). The method includes, in response to receiving user input on the shield while the shield is in the locked state, changing the shield to the unlocked state. Additionally, the method includes, in response to determining that the shield is in the unlocked state, displaying the first region such that the user interface element(s) is/are not covered by the shield and enabling the user interface element(s).

Software safety-locked controls to prevent inadvertent selection of user interface elements

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Carrollton, TX, United States of America

Laura D Strater