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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Feb. 18, 2014
Filed:
Mar. 02, 2011
Alvaro Pombo, Ottawa, CA;
Karim A. Sultan, Kanata, CA;
Paul Haskins, Manotick, CA;
Kevin H. Mcguire, Kanata, CA;
Adrian Zamfir, Kanata, CA;
Alvaro Pombo, Ottawa, CA;
Karim A. Sultan, Kanata, CA;
Paul Haskins, Manotick, CA;
Kevin H. McGuire, Kanata, CA;
Adrian Zamfir, Kanata, CA;
RPX Corporation, San Francisco, CA (US);
Abstract
A contextual computing system allows a variety of actors to interact with system components to carry out computational and communication tasks. The system is provided as a self-contained and portable solution for communications needs, employable by a number of entities such as telecommunications companies, enterprises, and system operators. The computing system is implemented using layers, with components within the layers carrying out computational and communication tasks in response to input from actors. The system allows business logic and communication to be integrated into a single solution, providing for efficient communication and remarkable ease of use in a variety of possible deployments.