Citrix Systems, Inc.

Tie Liu

Zongpeng Qiao

Xiaolu Chu

Yuran Ou

An example computing system is disclosed that may send a first notification to a first client device, the first notification indicating a first task to be performed by a first user with respect to a resource accessible to the computing system. The computing system may determine a second task of a second user with respect to the resource, and may further determine that the second user has completed the second task. Based at least in part on the second user having completed the second task, the computing system may determine a parameter indicating an urgency level of the first task, and may cause an indication of the urgency level to be presented on the first client device.

Indicating relative urgency of activity feed notifications

A method, which may be performed by a computing system, involves determining that a plurality of notifications, including a first notification, is to be sent to a first client device, the first notification indicating a first task that is to be performed with respect to a resource accessible to the computing system; determining that a second task has a dependency relationship with the first task; determining at least one first parameter relating to the first task and at least one second parameter relating to the second task; determining, based at least in part on the at least one first parameter and the at least one second parameter, a first priority score corresponding to the first notification; and causing the plurality of notifications to be presented by the first client device in an order that is determined based at least in part on the first priority score.

Sorting activity feed notifications to enhance team efficiency

Described embodiments provide systems, methods and computer implemented instructions for prioritizing sequential application tasks. A system receives, from an application, a sequence of tasks to be performed by users using clients. The system identifies a first user to perform a first task in the sequence of tasks, and a second user to perform a second task in the sequence of tasks that is subsequent to the first task. The system determines the state of a first client of the first user and a state of a second client of the second user. The system establishes a rank for the first task based on the states of the first client and the second client. The system provides, to the first client, the rank for the first task and the state of the second client. The system generates a graphical user interface indicating the rank and state of the second client.

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Nanjing, China

Tie Liu