Teletracking Technologies, Inc.

Raymond C Lantz

Thomas Perry

Benjamin Joel Martin

Steven P Gaghan

Systems and methods are provided for automatically assigning a task identified from information received from one or more sensors. The automatically assigning including identifying a plurality of matches between the task and more than one of the plurality of individuals based on attributes of the individuals and requirements of the task; and in response to identifying a match, automatically assigning the task to the individual corresponding to a match having a highest ranking, wherein the automatically assigning comprises displaying the task on the display within the mobile application associated with the individual. Additionally, the systems and methods may determine one or more additional tasks that are related to the task and automatically assigning the one or more additional tasks to one or more individuals.

Systems and methods for automated and centralized event detection and facility communication

Computer-implemented systems and methods are provided for automated task scheduling and management. In some embodiments, a system for automated task scheduling may comprise at least one processor configured to receive a request with information for a task to be performed by a respondent. The one or more processors may retrieve employee information and, based on one or more attributes in the employee information and one or more attributes in the task information, identify one or more employees to complete the task. The one or more processors may assign the task to the identified employee(s), and monitor a status of the task based on periodic inputs from the employee.

Systems and methods for automated real-time task scheduling and management

Systems and methods for automated task scheduling and management

Computer-implemented systems and methods are provided for centralized event monitoring and notification. In some embodiments, a system includes a first mobile device associated with a first individual, and a central communication server. The central communication server may receive monitoring information indicative of an event, and analyze the received monitoring information and data retrieved from at least one networked database about the first individual. The central communication server may select, based on the analysis, the first mobile device for notification about the event, generate notification information for displaying a graphical user interface associated with the event and instructions associated with the event, and transmit, via a wireless network, the generated notification information to the first mobile device. The first mobile device may be configured to receive the generated notification information, and provide for display a graphical user interface about the event and the instructions associated with the event.

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Raymond C Lantz