Method of and apparatus for communicating and scheduling change requests
AssigneeWorldCom, Inc.
InventorsDavid A. Zey, Michael L. Stokes
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AssigneeWorldCom, Inc.
InventorsDavid A. Zey, Michael L. Stokes
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A method for communicating and scheduling maintenance requests, utilizing a program storage device readable by a server machine, which includes the steps of providing a maintenance request form having fields where information about a maintenance request can be set forth, e.g., fields identifying the maintenance requester and a proposed date when the maintenance will take place; providing maintenance request information to the server; storing the maintenance request information in a database; providing to a user a calendar having boxes corresponding to days of a month showing the maintenance request in a box corresponding to the maintenance requester's proposed date when the maintenance will take place, and showing status information associated with the maintenance request indicating whether the maintenance request has been approved, denied, or is pending approval; and providing an administrator interface with which an administrator can make changes to the status information associated with the maintenance request.
A method of communicating and scheduling requests for computer system maintenance, the method comprising:
A method of communicating and scheduling maintenance requests, the method comprising steps of:
An apparatus comprising:
A program storage device readable by a server machine, the program storage device tangibly embodying a program of instructions executable by the server machine to cause the server machine to:
A method of communicating and scheduling requests for computer system maintenance, the method comprising:
A method of communicating and scheduling maintenance requests, the method comprising steps of:
An apparatus comprising:
A program storage device readable by a server-machine, the program storage device tangibly embodying a program of instructions executable by the server machine to cause the server machine to:
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.