US Patent Application 18120446. RESPONSE SUPPORT DEVICE AND RESPONSE SUPPORT METHOD simplified abstract
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RESPONSE SUPPORT DEVICE AND RESPONSE SUPPORT METHOD
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Inventor(s)
Naoki Shimotsuma of Tokyo (JP)
Tomohiro Shigemoto of Tokyo (JP)
Nobutaka Kawaguchi of Tokyo (JP)
Katsuya Nishijima of Tokyo (JP)
RESPONSE SUPPORT DEVICE AND RESPONSE SUPPORT METHOD - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18120446 titled 'RESPONSE SUPPORT DEVICE AND RESPONSE SUPPORT METHOD
Simplified Explanation
- The patent application describes a technology that aims to minimize the impact on jobs during incidents and ensure job continuity and prompt response. - The technology includes a response support device that evaluates the impact of an incident on a monitoring target and the urgency level of the response. - It also evaluates the impact level on jobs and the effectiveness of the response to the incident. - Based on these evaluations, the technology determines a priority order of responses. - The determined priority order of responses is displayed on a screen for easy reference and decision-making.
Original Abstract Submitted
A response support technology for minimizing the impact on jobs as much as possible and enabling job continuity and prompt response can be realized. A response support device that supports a response executed according to a situation of an incident that has occurred in a monitoring target, includes an incident evaluation unit that evaluates an impact of the incident on the monitoring target and an urgency level of the response against the incident; a response evaluation unit that evaluates an impact level on jobs and an effectiveness level to the incident, for the response against the incident; a priority order determination unit that determines a priority order of responses based on evaluation by the incident evaluation unit and evaluation by the response evaluation unit; and a display unit that displays a screen including the priority order of responses determined by the priority order determination unit.
