Computer-enabled method, system and computer program for dynamically altering constraints utilised in the management of a space, furniture, equipment or service
OwnerPeter PETROULASinventor
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In one embodiment, there is provided a computer-enabled method for providing differentiable product and/or services offerings to a booking requestor via a booking allocation algorithm utilising a volumetric space/time framework to allocate bookings using a booking allocation algorithm, comprising the steps of, associating one or more spatial, product and service attributes with each one of one or more spaces within the volumetric space/time framework, whereby the one or more attributes associated with the each one of the one or more spaces define at least one of a physical and qualitative attribute of the each one or more spaces, associating one or more products with the each one of the one or more attributes to create the differentiable set of products.
A computer-enabled method for providing differentiable product and/or services offerings to a booking requestor via a booking allocation algorithm utilising a volumetric space/time framework to allocate bookings using a booking allocation algorithm, comprising the steps of, associating one or more spatial, product and service attributes with each one of one or more spaces within the volumetric space/time framework, whereby the one or more attributes associated with the each one of the one or more spaces define at least one of a physical and qualitative attribute of the each one or more spaces, associating one or more products with the each one of the one or more attributes to create the differentiable set of products, whereby the differentiable set of products is further associated with the each of the one or more spaces, whereby the differentiable set of products is utilised in allocating the booking by the booking allocation algorithm, whereby upon execution of the algorithm, the framework is arranged to produce an optimised allocation instruction set for the one or more spaces within the volumetric space/time framework and the allocated bookings, whereby the optimised allocation instruction set is saved in the database and displayed, upon request, by a space allocation user interface to one or more users.
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