Computing device for improving content sharing
AssigneeLinkedIn Corporation
InventorsJordan Levy, Arin Sarkissian, Wayne Pan, Hojeong Kim, Rebeca Sermer, Zoe Diamadi
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Abstract
Disclosed in some examples, are methods, systems (a “performance system”), and machine readable mediums which provide information about an organization's performance in the hierarchical content distribution system using one or more Graphical User Interfaces (GUI)s. The system produces and displays a health score which quantifies the performance of the organization's outreach efforts through the hierarchical content distribution network. The health score may be created based upon a plurality of subscores.
Claims20
A method comprising:
- using one or more computer processors:
- providing a hierarchical electronic content distribution system for an organization including providing a first set of one or more graphical user interfaces to facilitate creation of a plurality of hierarchical content networks;
- analyzing the plurality of hierarchical content networks to determine a first and second set of measurements of an organization's performance using the hierarchical electronic content distribution system, the second set of measurements measuring different attributes of the organization's performance than the first set of measurements;
- calculating a first subscore from the first set of measurements;
- calculating a second subscore from the second set of measurements;
- calculating a health score based upon the first and second subscores;
- creating a second set of one or more GUIs, one or more of the GUIs in the second set including the first subscore, the second subscore, and the health score;
- and
- delivering at least one GUI in the second set of GUIs, over a network, to a user.
A system comprising:
- a processor;
- memory comprising instructions, which when performed by the processor, cause the processor to perform operations to:
- provide a hierarchical electronic content distribution system for an organization including providing a first set of one or more graphical user interfaces to facilitate creation of a plurality of hierarchical content networks;
- analyze the plurality of hierarchical content networks to determine a first and second set of measurements of an organization's performance using the hierarchical electronic content distribution system, the second set of measurements measuring different attributes of the organization's performance than the first set of measurements;
- calculate a first subscore from the first set of measurements;
- calculate a second subscore from the second set of measurements;
- calculate a health score based upon the first and second subscores;
- create a second set of one or more GUIs, one or more of the GUIs in the second set including the first subscore, the second subscore, and the health score;
- and
- deliver at least one GUI in the second set of GUIs, over a network, to a user.
A non-transitory machine-readable medium, comprising instructions, which when performed by a machine, cause the machine to perform operations comprising:
- providing a hierarchical electronic content distribution system for an organization including providing a first set of one or more graphical user interfaces to facilitate creation of a plurality of hierarchical content networks;
- analyzing the plurality of hierarchical content networks to determine a first and second set of measurements of an organization's performance using the hierarchical electronic content distribution system, the second set of measurements measuring different attributes of the organization's performance than the first set of measurements;
- calculating a first subscore from the first set of measurements;
- calculating a second sub score from the second set of measurements;
- calculating a health score based upon the first and second subscores;
- creating a second set of one or more GUIs, one or more of the GUIs in the second set including the first sub score, the second sub score, and the health score;
- and
- delivering at least one GUI in the second set of GUIs, over a network, to a user.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.