WO2002013086A1 - Intelligent internet portal - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an Internet portal, and more particularly, is directed to a web site for related content organized into portions that are configured to transfer information provided by a user between the portions, and to direct the user's navigation among portions based on the information provided by the user.
- An Internet portal is a web site that serves as a gateway to a wide range of content.
- a portal site was just a site with a search engine for locating content at other web sites.
- Such sites experienced a lot of visitor traffic.
- the site provider started offering local content such as news, weather, stock forecasts, horoscopes and so forth, and became known as a "portal".
- the portal site enabled a user to "customize" its site by selecting what types of content should be initially presented.
- Some portal sites began offer e-mail addresses to visitors, to further promote repeat visits. In a conventional portal, the user directs his or her own navigation.
- a web site and a method of operating a web site wherein the web site has at least two portions.
- a first portion is for receiving data from a user, and generating a first result based on the data entered by the user.
- a second portion is for receiving information from the first portion, the information relating to data entered by a user, and providing a second result to the user based on the information received from the first portion.
- the first portion is also for directing the user to the second portion in accordance with the data received from the user.
- the web site resides on a server, and the information from the first portion may be a file stored on the server or in a terminal used by the user.
- the second portion is also for selecting questions for presentation to the user in accordance with the information received from the first portion. At least one of the first and second portions automatically transfers information to a third portion, receives a third result from the third portion based on the transferred information, and incorporates the third result in its own result.
- the first portion provides analysis services and the second portion provides search services.
- the analysis services include at least one of a level of hazard screening, a level of hazard prioritization and a level of risk assessment.
- a portion of a web site and a method of operating the portion of the web site comprising receiving information from another portion, the information relating to data entered by a user, and providing a result to the user based on the information received from the other portion.
- the result may also be based on additional information provided by the user.
- the other portion may be at another web site.
- a web site that directs navigation by a user and a method of directing navigation by a user through a web site.
- a first portion of the web site generates a result based on data entered by the user, and suggests a second portion of the web site to the user as a function of the result.
- the web site may also receive information from the first portion and generate a second result in accordance with the received information.
- FIG. 1 is a block diagram depicting the hardware and telecommunications environment of the present invention
- Fig. 2 is a chart showing the organization of portions of a portal web site according to the present invention
- Fig. 3 is a flowchart showing processing at a portion of a portal web site according to the present invention
- Fig. 4 is a chart showing an occupational safety portal web site according to the present invention
- Figs. 5 and 6 are charts showing screens at the portal web site of Fig. 4.
- An intelligent portal web site has at least two portions.
- a user can visit the portions in any sequence, and is assumed to enter data at the first visited portion.
- Information from the first portion visited by the user is automatically transferred to the second portion.
- the transferred information may be data entered by the user at the first portion and/or results generated by the first portion based on the data entered by the user.
- the second portion tailors the questions and information presented to the user in accordance with the transferred information, and typically produces its own result for the user.
- the first portion Based on the information entered by the user, the first portion also directs the navigation of the user by suggesting an appropriate second portion of the web site.
- the web site is an occupational safety portal
- the first portion provides analysis services and the second portion provides search services.
- the analysis services include at least one of a level of hazard screening, a level of hazard prioritization and a level of risk assessment.
- FIG. 1 includes public telecommunications network 10, private telecommunications network 20, user terminals 22, 24, 30, 35, and servers 26, 28, 40, 50.
- Public telecommunications network 10 is adapted to transmit data between data transmitting and receiving devices coupled thereto.
- An example of network 10 is the Internet.
- network 10 is interchangeably referred to as Internet 10.
- Private telecommunications network 20 is adapted to transmit data between data transmitting and receiving devices coupled thereto.
- An example of network 20 is a corporate intranet.
- network 20 is interchangeably referred to as intranet 20.
- User terminals 22, 24, 30, 35 are devices programmed to transmit and receive data according to a format employed in Internet 10 and/or intranet 20.
- An example of a user terminal is a personal computer executing an operating system program, such as Microsoft Windows, and a so-called browser program, such as Netscape Navigator.
- Other examples of a user terminal are Internet-enabled wireless or wireline telephones, personal digital assistants and so on.
- Servers 26, 28, 40, 50 are general purpose computers programmed to receive requests for information and to respond to the requests by providing the requested infonnation and to operate according to pre-determined programs.
- An example of a server is a workstation or dedicated computer executing an operating system program, such as Unix or Windows NT, and a server program, such as Apache.
- the information is organized into a web site, that is, pages conforming to a markup language such as hypertext markup language (HTML) or extensible markup language (XML) and having hyperlinks between the pages of the web site.
- HTML hypertext markup language
- XML extensible markup language
- terminal 35 requests a page of information from server 50 via Internet 10.
- Server 50 responds by serving the requested page to terminal 35 via Internet 10.
- the page may contain forms for collecting data.
- terminal 35 transfers the data to server 50 via Internet 10.
- Server 50 receives the data and processes it according to scripts or programs.
- the web site may contain a page with a hyperlink to data stored at server 40.
- terminal 35 produces a request for data and transmits the request to server 40, which responds thereto.
- the user may or may not be aware that data is being provided by multiple servers.
- a typical operation scenario for intranet 20 is similar to that described above for Internet 10. It will be appreciated that a so-called firewall may be included in intranet 20.
- a firewall is a general purpose computer programmed to intercept all traffic from devices connected to intranet 20 and intended for Internet 10, and to filter all traffic from Internet 10 to devices coupled to intranet 20.
- a portal web site comprises web pages and associated software programs executable at one or more of servers 26, 28, 40 and 50.
- a "portion of a web site” refers to a series of web pages hyperlinked together to form a unit that provides information and/or services in a generally standalone manner except for receiving and/or providing information to other portions of the web site as described herein. From a user's viewpoint, a portion of a portal web site is associated mainly with a certain type of activity or activities, and each of the portions of a portal web site are associated with generally different activities.
- an intelligent portal web site has at least two portions, at least one portion being a search engine.
- Fig. 2 is a chart showing the organization of portions of a portal web site having home page 60, and portions 70, 80 and 90.
- Each of portions 70, 80, 90 includes at least one page and associated programs, if any, and may reside on the same server or a different server as home page 60.
- at least one first portion is configured to collect data from a visitor, such as a user of terminal 35, and at least one other portion is configured to receive the collected data from the first portion and provide results to the visitor based on the received data.
- portion 70 collects some data from the user and in response thereto provides a basic analysis result, then presents the user with a hyperlinks to portions 80 and 90.
- Portion 80 provides information about products available for purchase through a search engine and may support electronic purchasing. So-called e-commerce technology is well known to those of ordinary skill in the art.
- Portion 90 is adapted to collect data from the user and in response thereto, to provide a complex analysis result, and to present the user with a hyperlink to portion 80.
- a user may go directly to portion 90 and provide data. Or, a user may go to portion 70, enter some data, and then portion 70 may transfer information to portion 90 for further analysis with or without additional data collection.
- the information provided by portion 80 depends on the information transferred from portions 70 and/or 90, if any. That is, a user may go directly from home page 60 to portion 80, and provide information relating to products of interest to the user. Alternatively, when a user visits portions 70 and/or 90 and then goes to portion 80, portions 70 and/or 90 transfer information, namely data entered by the user and/or results generated by the respective portion, to portion 80. In turn, portion 80 uses the transferred information to produce results for the user without requiring the user to re-enter the previously entered information. Hence, portions 70, 80 and 90 co-operate to form an intelligent Internet or intranet portal web site.
- an intelligent web site portion is one that transfers, that is, sends and/or receives, information to and/or from another intelligent web site portion.
- An intelligent portal site comprises at least one intelligent web site portion adapted to transmit information and at least one other intelligent web site portion adapted to receive information, with information meaning data input from a user and/or results determined in accordance with the data input from the user.
- a cookie is a set of information, up to 3000 characters, sent to a particular server with each request from the terminal for maintaining state information.
- a cookie is a unique identifier used to access a file stored at the server so that state information relating to a session with a user can be maintained.
- a cookie may be temporary, expiring after each session between the user and server, or may be persistent, that is, when the user visits the server again, the user's previous activity is recalled by the server with reference to the cookie from the user.
- a cookie may be employed when the user is anonymous, and allows an anonymous user to be registered for a session with the portal web site.
- server 50 sends software to terminal 35 for local execution, such as a so-called JAVA applet, and the applet retains information, that is, data entered at one portion or results determined at the one portion, and automatically provides the retained information to a second portion.
- JAVA applet a program that permanently resides at the user's terminal is provided.
- Conventional form helper programs comprise software executing at the user terminal, or client, that store information entered into a field of a form, and when that field appears in another form, typically at another web site, the form helper program automatically provides the stored information for the field.
- the field is typically formatted according to a standard such as XML, and represents typical information identifying a user.
- the downloaded software stores both a question, or information identifying the question, and the user's answer provided at a first portion, then recognizes the question at a second portion and automatically provides the corresponding stored answer.
- the question need not be chosen from a set of standardized information.
- Fig. 3 is a flowchart showing processing at an intelligent portion of a portal web site.
- portion 90 determines whether the user transferred to this portion from another portion of the portal web site, such as portion 70, by examining a cookie accompanying a page request from the user. If the user has transferred, then at step 120, portion 90 receives the previously entered information, that is, data entered by the user or results determined by portion 70 in accordance with the data entered by the user. If the user has not transferred, then at step 130, portion 90 collects the information directly from the user. It will be appreciated that portion 90 may have to independently generate the results that would have been generated by portion 70 if the user had transferred therefrom. After executing the appropriate one of steps 120 and 130, portion 90 proceeds to step 140. At step 140, portion 90 determines whether additional information relative to what is collected at portion 70 should be collected from the user. If not, portion 90 proceeds to step 160. If so, then at step 150, portion 90 collects the additional information from the user, and proceeds to step 160.
- portion 90 provides results to the user other than what was provided by portion 70.
- portion 90 determines whether additional information should be collected from the user. If not, portion 90 proceeds to step 180. If so, then portion 90 proceeds to step 150 to collect additional information.
- portion 90 provides the user with a choice of hyperlinks and may transfer its information such as by storing its information in a file associated with the identifier in the cookie from the user, for use by the destination portion of the hyperlink.
- Capabilities of an intelligent portal web site include directing a user's navigation based on an analysis of the user's inputs, and automatically transferring information between portions of the portal web site.
- the intelligent portal web site may apply expert or rules based reasoning, case based reasoning, neural networks, bayesian techniques or other analysis procedures to data input by the user.
- FIG. 4 depicts occupational safety portal web site 200, having four portions: • search engine portion 210;
- Search engine portion 210 includes:
- solution finder ⁇ relates items in e-commerce marketplace portion 240 to a potential user need.
- the solution finder includes a database of questions that focus on a set of products having suitable characteristics. When information is passed from a previously visited portion, a customized list of questions from the questions database is formed and presented to the user. Based on the answers to the questions, appropriate products are presented to the user. Alternatively, an additional list of questions is presented to further focus solution finding.
- Level 1 of value-added web based services portion 220 When a user is referred from Level 1 of value-added web based services portion 220, the data from Level 1 is automatically input as a starting point in search engine portion 210. Additional questions are asked based on the type of high-level solution to help narrow the solution to meet the user's needs. Once a narrow solution is identified, the user is directed to e-commerce marketplace portion 240.
- a user may begin at search engine portion 210 of portal web site 200. Depending on the user's inputs to various forms and questions, the user is directed to value added services portion 220, on-line content portion 230 or e-commerce marketplace portion 240.
- Value-added web based services portion 220 includes an initial assessment based on checklists presented as forms that can be quickly completed (Level 1) to provide possible concerns and general solutions, and to act as a marketing tool for other levels of risk assessment and to catalog information about inquirers.
- Level 1 model may be based on PLIBEL as described in Kemmlert, "A method assigned for the identification of ergonomic hazards - PLIBEL", Applied Ergonomics, 1995, vol. 26, pp 199-211.
- Level 1 workplace hazard screening provides the user a high-level screening of the safety hazards in a workplace.
- An expert system Artificial Intelligence engine analyzes the number, nature, and severity of the hazards identified and matches the input to a set of solutions and recommendations based on a set of stored "expert rules".
- the output of Level 1 may recommend that the user continue to Level 2 or Level 3.
- the output of Level 1 may also recommend high-level solutions to the hazards, and then direct the user to the search engine, providing the data from Level 1 as a starting point to the search
- Fig. 5 shows a sample web page for Level 1, workplace hazard screening.
- Value-added web based services portion 220 includes a second level of inexpensive risk assessment (Level 2) to meet standards such as those promulgated by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) and fit into a comprehensive ergonomics program.
- Level 2 The Level 2 model may be based on RULA described in McAtamney et al., "RULA: a survey method for the investigation of work-related upper limb disorders", Applied Ergonomics, 1993, vol. 24, no. 2, pp 91-99.
- the input and output from Level 2 may be analyzed by an "expert rules" artificial intelligence system to enhance the identification of high-level solutions.
- Fig. 6 shows a sample web page for Level 2, workplace hazard prioritization.
- Value-added web based services portion 220 includes a third level of risk assessment (Level 3) to combine the detailed job and ergonomic risk factor information from a Level 2 evaluation with other quantitative data to determine risk levels and expected injury rates. Quantitative results are used to generate a report with solutions based on a database of prior assessments and associated control tactics, for assessing current jobs or testing alternative workplace designs.
- Level 3 model may be based on OCRA described in Columbini, "An observational method for classifying exposure to repetitive movements of the upper limbs", Ergonomics, 1998, vol. 41, no. 9, pp 1261-1289; Occhipinti, "OCRA: a concise index for the assessment of exposure to repetitive movements of the upper limbs", Ergonomics, 1998, vol. 41, no.
- Level 3 service is to identify a risk level and expected injury rates.
- Level 3, workplace risk assessment provides a series of case forms with more detailed questions relating to the safety issues of the workplace that are filled out by the user to complete the risk assessment input.
- a case-based reasoning, artificial intelligence engine compares the input case to completed cases stored in a database. The engine finds closely matching cases and suggests recommendations for the new case similar to the recommendations made in the closely matching cases. The recommendations may direct the user to other portions of the portal.
- Value-added web based services portion 220 includes a fourth level of risk assessment (Level 4) to manage and track ergonomic safety programs and develop a process particular to a facility. Musculoskeletal symptom surveys or discomfort surveys and injury or illness rates for each specific job investigated are collected to derive the statistical relationship between ergonomic risk factor exposure and symptoms or discomfort, and between ergonomic risk factor exposure and work days lost.
- Level 4 level of risk assessment
- Musculoskeletal symptom surveys or discomfort surveys and injury or illness rates for each specific job investigated are collected to derive the statistical relationship between ergonomic risk factor exposure and symptoms or discomfort, and between ergonomic risk factor exposure and work days lost.
- the safety program management and tracking service is described in U.S. provisional patent applications 60/165, 116 and 60/165,115.
- On-line content portion 230 includes:
- on-line content portion 230 presents information related to the identified products.
- E-commerce marketplace portion 240 enables the user to purchase solutions recommended at other portions. If the user is unsure about whether to make the purchase or not, the user is directed to the on-line content portion. An example of transferring data between portions of occupation safety portal 200 will now be provided.
- the AI subsystem determines that a lifting solution is needed, but perhaps in this case there is not enough information to identify a precise solution. If a precise solution were identified at this step, the user could be transferred directly to e-commerce marketplace portion 240 to purchase the item.
- portal 200 transfers the user to search engine portion 210 that automatically searches a custom catalog for product attributes and specifications in ordei to ow down the solution.
- the original inputs from services portion 220 and the result of the analysis "lifting solution" obtained at services portion 220 are transferred to search engine portion 210.
- search engine portion 210 Based on this information, search engine portion 210 identifies a special set of appropriate questions from a database of questions and displays these to the user.
- Personal Protective Equipment Ear protection Eye protection Questions displayed to the user by search engine portion 210 focused on identifying a lifting solution are as follows:
- question set is dynamically generated based on the previous inputs of the user. For instance had the user previously entered in the weight of the item lifted in another portion of the portal, question 1 would not be displayed and the previously entered weight would be used in the next analysis.
- portal 200 transfers the user to e-commerce marketplace portion 240 which automatically presents available "electrically operated tilting lift tables".
- portal 200 transfers the user to e-commerce marketplace portion 240 which automatically presents available "electrically operated tilting lift tables".
- portal 200 transfers the user to e-commerce marketplace portion 240 which automatically presents available "overhead vacuum operated lift assists”.
- the user may be asked additional questions to identify a particular vendor's product over another product. Questions related to price, availability and so on are presented to the user.
- the AI system uses answers to previous questions from other portions of portal 200 in determining the best product or products.
- marketplace portion 240 decides competing products are equally or close to equally appropriate, marketplace portion 240 directs the user to content portion 230 to view a product review article to help decide on a purchase.
- an intelligent portal web site is configured to communicate with a third party web site in similar manner as portions of the intelligent portal web site communicate with each other. That is, user input provided at the third party web site are passed from the third party web site server to the intelligent portal web site server when the uses leaves the third party web site or arrives at the intelligent portal web site.
- an analysis portion may automatically request a search for appropriate products from a product portion, so as to produce for the user an analysis output incorporating appropriate products.
- any of the above-described embodiments may be configured with default answers, such as the most popular answers, or default answers selected based on actual answers to previously presented questions.
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