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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 08, 2011
Filed:
Jul. 30, 2008
Phil Holland, North Vancouver, CA;
Jeff Brace, Coquitlam, CA;
Henk Spaay, Vancouver, CA;
Martin Leonard, North Vancouver, CA;
Peter Donald Baker, North Vancouver, CA;
Michael Sample, North Vancouver, CA;
Phil Holland, North Vancouver, CA;
Jeff Brace, Coquitlam, CA;
Henk Spaay, Vancouver, CA;
Martin Leonard, North Vancouver, CA;
Peter Donald Baker, North Vancouver, CA;
Michael Sample, North Vancouver, CA;
Sutus, Inc., North Vancouver, CA;
Abstract
Embodiments of the use case-based management system enable non-technical users to manage complex integrated systems based on familiar languages and workflows, and thus reduce the costs of installing and managing these integrated systems. The dynamic use cases respond to the users' input as well as the continuous feedback of system status and health. Based on these input and feedback, the use case-based management system then subscribes to and authorizes services, manages services and resources, and configures and provisions services, resources, and devices.
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