Shift generation system, shift generation method, and non-transitory recording medium storing computer-readable shift generation program
AssigneeKonica Minolta, Inc.
InventorHiroki TAJIMA
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Abstract
A shift generation system includes a hardware processor that accepts a shift condition and member information, generates a shift for a member based on the shift condition and the member information, evaluates an achievement state of the shift condition for the generated shift, predicts an effect of a change in the shift condition on the evaluation, and presents the predicted effect.
Claims18
A shift generation system comprising a hardware processor that accepts a shift condition and member information, generates a shift for a member based on the shift condition and the member information, evaluates an achievement state of the shift condition for the generated shift, predicts an effect of a change in the shift condition on the evaluation, and presents the predicted effect.
A shift generation method executed by a shift generation system that generates a shift for a member, the shift generation method comprising:
- (a) accepting a shift condition and member information;
- (b) generating the shift for the member based on the shift condition and the member information;
- (c) evaluating an achievement state of the shift condition for the generated shift;
- (d) predicting an effect of a change in the shift condition on the evaluation;
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- (e) presenting the effect obtained in (d).
A non-transitory recording medium storing a computer-readable shift generation program for causing a computer to execute processing comprising:
- (a) accepting a shift condition and member information;
- (b) generating a shift for a member based on the shift condition and the member information;
- (c) evaluating an achievement state of the shift condition for the generated shift;
- (d) predicting an effect of a change in the shift condition on the evaluation;
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- (e) presenting the effect obtained in (d).
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