Networked score communications system
AssigneeSap SE
InventorsGururaj Raman, Boris Krems
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InventorsGururaj Raman, Boris Krems
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The disclosure relates to a telecommunication method for communicating scoring data over a network, comprising: sending, by a client application of a mobile telecommunication device, a request to a remote system via the network, the request comprising a user-ID of a user authenticated to the client application; in response to receiving the request, computing request-triggered, time-stamped scores selectively for physical objects assigned to the user; and selectively in case one of the current request-triggered scores differs from a request-triggered score computed in response to the last request of the same user for the same organization and the same physical object, returning the current and the previously computed request-triggered scores to the client application; regularly and independent of receiving the request, computing, by the remote system, scheduler-triggered, time-stamped scores of a plurality of physical objects irrespective of the user said physical object are assigned to, and comparing each scheduler-triggered score with the request-triggered score computed most recently for the same organization and the same physical object; upon determining that one of the scheduler-triggered scores differs from the most recently computed request-triggered score computed for said user for the same organization and physical object, sending a message from the remote system to another application running on the mobile telecommunication device, the message comprising the one computed score or an indication of a score change.
A telecommunication method for communicating scoring data over a network, comprising:
A distributed system comprising a mobile telecommunication device hosting a client application and another application and comprising a remote system connected to the mobile telecommunication device via a network,
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