Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems and methods for tagging digital content. Media content to create a post for a digital platform is received. Association identifiers corresponding to the media content are dynamically determined based on correlation parameters. The media content is tagged with the association identifiers to create a modified post for the digital platform. The user is enabled to publish the modified post on the digital platform via a user device.

Abstract: An asynchronous content delivery system is provided that pushes messages or notifications of content designed for spaced repetition. Machine learning may be used to create, select and prioritize the messages/notifications. The asynchronous content delivery system may support asynchronous promotion of the content to the user. The asynchronously delivered content may be at least partially derived from a conversation agent operating on a user device. In another example, the content may be created or selected independently by a plurality of content providers and artificial intelligence algorithms. The content may be classified in sets according to a set of rules of combination. The content may be asynchronously delivered to end user devices according to a set of rules of delivery. The rules of delivery may influence a manner in which the content, or a representation thereof, is manifest on the end user devices.

Abstract: An asynchronous content delivery system is provided that pushes messages or notifications of content designed for spaced repetition. Machine learning may be used to create, select and prioritize the messages/notifications. The asynchronous content delivery system may support asynchronous promotion of the content to the user. The asynchronously delivered content may be at least partially derived from a conversation agent operating on a user device. In another example, the content may be created or selected independently by a plurality of content providers and artificial intelligence algorithms. The content may be classified in sets according to a set of rules of combination. The content may be asynchronously delivered to end user devices according to a set of rules of delivery. The rules of delivery may influence a manner in which the content, or a representation thereof, is manifest on the end user devices.

Abstract: A content consumption monitor (CCM) generates intent data that identifies topics of real-time interest to users. The CCM uses the intent data to direct information to more interested audiences and reduce the information noise/overload that may prevent users from viewing information. This targeted information may increase user conversion rates for seminars, advertising, documents downloads, or any other activity associated with published information. In one example, the CCM generates the intent data from third party content. Using a wide variety of third party content enables the CCM to better identify current user interests. The CCM may aggregate the intent data for different demographics, such as for companies, job positions, age, gender, or geographic locations.

Abstract: Various embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to managing frictionless electronic signing of documents. In this regard, electronic document data objects may be associated with electronic signature data objects representing the electronic signature of a user verified through a third-party authentication process. Embodiments provided include an apparatus configured to receive an electronic signature request data object comprising electronic signature request information, identify device identification information associated with the signor client device, associate at least a portion of the device identification information with at least an electronic document data object to identify an associated signing information set, and store an electronic signature data object based on the associated signing information set. Other embodiments provided include an apparatus configured to generate and transmit the electronic signature request data object.

Abstract: An asynchronous content delivery system is provided that pushes messages or notifications of content designed for spaced repetition. Machine learning may be used to create, select and prioritize the messages/notifications. The asynchronous content delivery system may support asynchronous promotion of the content to the user. The asynchronously delivered content may be at least partially derived from a conversation agent operating on a user device. In another example, the content may be created or selected independently by a plurality of content providers and artificial intelligence algorithms. The content may be classified in sets according to a set of rules of combination. The content may be asynchronously delivered to end user devices according to a set of rules of delivery. The rules of delivery may influence a manner in which the content, or a representation thereof, is manifest on the end user devices.

Abstract: A content consumption monitor (CCM) generates intent data that identifies topics of real-time interest to users. The CCM uses the intent data to direct information to more interested audiences and reduce the information noise/overload that may prevent users from viewing information. This targeted information may increase user conversion rates for seminars, advertising, documents downloads, or any other activity associated with published information. In one example, the CCM generates the intent data from third party content. Using a wide variety of third party content enables the CCM to better identify current user interests. The CCM may aggregate the intent data for different demographics, such as for companies, job positions, age, gender, or geographic locations.

Abstract: A content consumption monitor (CCM) generates intent data that identifies topics of real-time interest to users. The CCM uses the intent data to direct information to more interested audiences and reduce the information noise/overload that may prevent users from viewing information. This targeted information may increase user conversion rates for seminars, advertising, documents downloads, or any other activity associated with published information. In one example, the CCM generates the intent data from third party content. Using a wide variety of third party content enables the CCM to better identify current user interests. The CCM may aggregate the intent data for different demographics, such as for companies, job positions, age, gender, or geographic locations.

Abstract: Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide apparatuses, systems, methods, and computer program products for secure access credential management. In this regard, embodiments are configured to automatically receive and utilize authentication credentials maintained by an identification and login system. Further, some embodiments, automatically facilitate updating authentication credentials to improve overall system security without impacting user experience. Some embodiments facilitate the provision of services by an external system through communications between the external system, a client device, and the identification and login system. Some embodiments utilize an out-of-band identification process via a trusted third-party system, such as a third-party login system or a one or more networked devices of an accessible device carrier network, to identify highly trustworthy device identification data for a particular client device.

Abstract: Various embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to managing frictionless custody chain management. In an example context, the custody chain is formed of transfer records summarizing transfers of a transfer item between various users authenticated using a secure, trusted third-party verifiable process. Embodiments provided include an apparatus configured to receive a custody transfer request data object including transfer request information, identify device identification information, associate the device identification information with at least a transfer item data object to identify an associated transfer information set, and store a transfer record based on the associated information set. The apparatus may authenticate the received information or corresponding information, user identities, and/or the like, using various authentication processes, including trusted third-party verifiable process(es).

Abstract: Various embodiments of the present disclosure are directed to managing frictionless electronic signing of documents. In this regard, electronic document data objects may be associated with electronic signature data objects representing the electronic signature of a user verified through a third-party authentication process. Embodiments provided include an apparatus configured to receive an electronic signature request data object comprising electronic signature request information, identify device identification information associated with the signor client device, associate at least a portion of the device identification information with at least an electronic document data object to identify an associated signing information set, and store an electronic signature data object based on the associated signing information set. Other embodiments provided include an apparatus configured to generate and transmit the electronic signature request data object.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure provide apparatuses, systems, methods, and computer program products for creating, managing, and utilizing shadow addresses. Shadow addresses may be generated based on a based address element associated with a client device, and an address construction element set received from the client device. The base address element may be authenticated as associated with the client device to confirm the user's identity, for example through a header enrichment process or other verification process. Shadow addresses may be used to transmit and receive communications for various purposes, including messaging, service login, and facilitating transactions.

Abstract: A content consumption monitor (CCM) generates intent data that identifies topics of real-time interest to users. The CCM uses the intent data to direct information to more interested audiences and reduce the information noise/overload that may prevent users from viewing information. This targeted information may increase user conversion rates for seminars, advertising, documents downloads, or any other activity associated with published information. In one example, the CCM generates the intent data from third party content. Using a wide variety of third party content enables the CCM to better identify current user interests. The CCM may aggregate the intent data for different demographics, such as for companies, job positions, age, gender, or geographic locations.

Abstract: A content consumption monitor (CCM) generates intent data that identifies topics of real-time interest to users. The CCM uses the intent data to direct information to more interested audiences and reduce the information noise/overload that may prevent users from viewing information. This targeted information may increase user conversion rates for seminars, advertising, documents downloads, or any other activity associated with published information. In one example, the CCM generates the intent data from third party content. Using a wide variety of third party content enables the CCM to better identify current user interests. The CCM may aggregate the intent data for different demographics, such as for companies, job positions, age, gender, or geographic locations.

Abstract: A system and method for managing application provisioning to one or more wireless devices are disclosed. In a preferred embodiment, the system comprises a server framework that is adapted to communicate with one or more wireless devices of various types via a wireless communications network. An administration tool is preferably provided that permits an administrator to specify whether an application is required, optional, or unauthorized for individual users or user groups and whether an application is compatible with a specific type of user device. When a user attempts to log into the server framework from his or her wireless device, the system automatically downloads all compatible required applications to the user's device and deletes all unauthorized downloaded applications from the user's device. It also gives the user the opportunity to download any optional applications that are compatible with the user's device.

Abstract: A thin client resides on a personal data assistant (PDA) and provides functionality for Java applications being executed by a Java virtual machine (JVM) on the PDA. The thin client enhances the PDA's operating system (OS) and facilitates the selection and downloading from a server of Java applications, the exchange of data between applications executing on the PDA, the enablement of the PDA's drivers, peripherals, and software functional components for Java applications, synchronization of data between Java applications on the PDA and the server, security and encryption of data, and maintenance of a connection between the PDA and a server.