Method and object-centric service delivery system
AssigneeAlfred Cheung
InventorALFRED CHEUNG
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Abstract
A method and an Object-centric Service Delivery System (OSDS) (102) is disclosed. The OSDS (102) receives individualized information of an object (120) and processes the individualized information of the object (120) to determine a current status of the object (120). Thereafter, the OSDS (102) analyzes the individualized information of the object (120) and individualized information of other objects that are contextually related to the object (120) to predict a future state of the object (120). The OSDS (102) also determines a desired state of the object (120) and recommends one or more service actions that facilitate the object (120) in attaining the desired state.
Claims20
An object centric service delivery system (OSDS), the OSDS comprising:
- at least one processor;
- and
- a memory for storing and encoding computer executable instructions that, when executed by the at least one processor is operative to:
- receive an individualized information of an object, wherein the object is from a plurality of objects, the individualized information comprising one or more performance parameters, wherein a performance parameter covers a performance area of the object, and wherein the performance parameter has a set of performance values;
- process the individualized information of the object to determine a current state of the object;
- analyze the individualized information of the object and individualized information of other objects that are contextually related to the object, wherein the other objects are from the plurality of objects;
- predict a future state of the object;
- determine a desired state of the object;
- and
- recommend one or more service actions, wherein the one or more service actions facilitate the object in attaining the desired state.
A method for object centric service delivery, the method comprising:
- receiving an individualized information of an object, wherein the object is from a plurality of objects, the individualized information comprising one or more performance parameters, wherein a performance parameter covers a performance area of the object, and wherein the performance parameter has a set of performance values;
- processing the individualized information of the object to determine a current state of the object;
- analyzing the individualized information of the object and individualized information of other objects that are contextually related to the object, wherein the other objects are from the plurality of objects;
- predicting a future state of the object;
- determining a desired state of the object;
- and
- recommending one or more service actions, wherein the one or more service actions facilitate the object in attaining the desired state.
A computer program product, comprising:
- a computer readable storage medium having program instructions embodied therewith, wherein the computer readable storage medium is not a transitory signal per se, the program instructions readable by at least one processing circuit to cause the at least one processing circuit to perform a method of object centric service delivery, the method comprising:
- receiving an individualized information of an object, wherein the object is from a plurality of objects, the individualized information comprising one or more performance parameters, wherein a performance parameter covers a performance area of the object, and wherein the performance parameter has a set of performance values;
- processing the individualized information of the object to determine a current state of the object;
- analyzing the individualized information of the object and individualized information of other objects that are contextually related to the object, wherein the other objects are from the plurality of objects;
- predicting a future state of the object;
- determining a desired state of the object;
- and
- recommending one or more service actions, wherein the one or more service actions facilitate the object in attaining the desired state.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.