System and method for creating, tracking and analyzing tasks
OwnerJeremy Dwayne Yorkinventor
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Abstract
A system and method for creating, negotiating, tracking, and analyzing tasks, wherein the present invention provides for automated negotiation of tasks between task assignor and task assignee, and wherein the present invention provides for automated tracking and trending of task completion, performing statistical analysis of the task status and task completion, tracking and trending of tasks assigned to an individuals or group of individuals, sets of individuals belonging to a department or organization, tracking and trending groups of tasks making up a project, and tracking and trending of tasks across an entire organization.
Claims58
A computer implemented method for monitoring a task, the method comprising:
- receiving a first instruction from at least one user requesting access to a serve system;
- determining whether said user has a matching account on said server system;
- granting access to said user with said matching account;
- receiving a second instruction from said user requesting to log a task;
- sending said user at least one template to communicate with said serve system;
- and
- tracking a status of said task.
A system comprising:
- a server connected to a network, the server receiving requests from users via the network, the server including:
- at least one processor;
- a database of task records;
- and
- a memory operatively coupled to said processor, said memory containing stored programming instructions that instruct the processor to:
- (a) collect task information from at least one user;
- (b) store task information in one or more databases;
- and
- (c) determine user productivity in performing one or more tasks.
A system for monitoring task productivity comprising:
- a computer processor;
- an input device;
- a display;
- and a memory accessible by the computer processor, the memory containing stored programming instructions that instruct the processor to:
- (a) collect task information from at least one user;
- (b) store task information in one or more databases;
- and
- (c) determine user productivity in performing one or more tasks.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.