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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Mar. 03, 2009
Filed:
Jan. 24, 2005
James B. Nevin, New York, NY (US);
John Steinhoff, New York, NY (US);
Richard W. Mason, Cos Cob, CT (US);
Abraham Zelkin, Oyster Bay, NY (US);
James B. Nevin, New York, NY (US);
John Steinhoff, New York, NY (US);
Richard W. Mason, Cos Cob, CT (US);
Abraham Zelkin, Oyster Bay, NY (US);
Other;
Abstract
A system and method of semantic to non-semantic routing for locating an expert. An inquiry-type database has a first layer of inquiry types organized from underlying criteria groupings, (humanly understandable descriptors). Additional layers are associated in a one-to-one correspondence with the first layer of inquiry types. Experts, having individualized knowledge, are listed in a skill-set database associated with the inquiry types. The skill-set database entries are linked to the associated inquiry-type by a numerical routing identifier. An expert is selected from the skill-set database entry linked by the numerical routing identifier. In another embodiment, multiple enterprises are mapped to separate layers of inquiry types having a one-to-one correspondence with the underlying groupings. A skill-set database entry is related to the inquiry type through a numerical routing identifier, the identifier being selected from a respective range of identifiers associated with the respective multiple enterprises.