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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 20, 2015
Filed:
Sep. 23, 2008
Tom Carpenter, Aliso Veijo, CA (US);
Clayton Monkus, Mount Holly, NC (US);
Tom Carpenter, Aliso Veijo, CA (US);
Clayton Monkus, Mount Holly, NC (US);
nMetric, LLC, Costa Mesa, CA (US);
Abstract
The inventive subject matter herein is directed toward an improved scheduling and planning system in which a workflow scheduling system automatically detects a problematic workflow event. The system then selects a primary human contact and a secondary human contact from a hierarchical selection list and automatically attempts to notify the primary human contact by escalating through the primary human contact's contact methods. When the primary human contact fails to respond within a threshold of time, the system automatically attempts to notify the secondary human contact by escalating through the secondary human contact's contact methods.
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