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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jan. 01, 2013
Filed:
Nov. 30, 2006
Brian M. O'neill, Pottstown, PA (US);
James R. Stogdill, Wayne, PA (US);
William D. Back, Jacksonville, FL (US);
Brian M. O'Neill, Pottstown, PA (US);
James R. Stogdill, Wayne, PA (US);
William D. Back, Jacksonville, FL (US);
Accenture Global Services Limited, Dublin, IE;
Abstract
An entity is made the target of a communication—such as instant messaging, E-mail, or VoIP—based on a specification of context that the entity satisfies. A user (or other type of entity) who wishes to communication with one or more entities that satisfy a particular context specifies that context at the time the communication is to be sent. A system resolves the context by ascertaining which one or more entities satisfy the context, and the communication is sent to the ascertained entities. In one example, a user can specify that a message is to be sent to an entity at a particular geographic location, and the system chooses the one or more entities that are nearest to the specified location.
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