Dynamic prioritization of activities

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2002-06-04

2010-10-26

Colbert, Ella (Department: 3694)

Data processing: financial, business practice, management, or co

Automated electrical financial or business practice or...

Finance

C705S03600T, C705S039000, C705S042000, C705S044000

Reexamination Certificate

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07822658

ABSTRACT:
A system comprises a first store of process instance data, a second store of data including predictions and statistics respectively corresponding to the process instance data, and a dynamic prioritization system configured to selectively access data in the first store and the second store and to estimate a cost of a process instance responsive to the accessing, wherein process instance node priorities are adjusted responsive to the estimate. A method comprises providing a first store of process instance data, providing a second store of data including predictions and statistics respectively corresponding to the process instance data, selectively accessing data in the first store and the second store, estimating a cost of a process instance responsive to the accessing and selectively adjusting process instance node priorities using a dynamic prioritization system responsive to the estimating.

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