Abstract: A CRM system enables access to data for client and agent interactions with any component of an unaffiliated web domain hosting common service pool platform where the client and agent interactions are organized into a workflow for handling a client problem.

Abstract: A website hosting service provides a plurality of services, from a common service architecture, to each of a plurality of unrelated websites, the common service architecture being adapted to provide a different package of services to at least a plurality of unrelated websites.

Abstract: An automated tool for migrating a website hosting service from a first website hosting architecture to a second website hosting architecture, wherein a virtual network is used during migration to facilitate keeping the services available during the movement of IP addresses from one architecture to the other architecture.

Abstract: Based on usage patterns of a multiplicity of clients who have purchased web domain offerings, providing a grid representing each item purchased and not purchased by each client, using predictive analytics to determine the probability that each client will purchase each offering, and identifying a subset of offerings that represent favorable probabilities of purchase for a given client.

Abstract: An automated tool for migrating a website hosting service from a first website hosting architecture to a second website hosting architecture, each website hosting architecture comprising a server architecture that serves a plurality of common services from a plurality of machines to a plurality of unrelated websites.

Abstract: A website hosting architecture provides a plurality of services, from a plurality of service pools, to each of a plurality of unaffiliated websites, each of the plurality of service pools being adapted to provide services that are adapted to be combined into different packages to be delivered to at least a plurality of the unaffiliated websites.

Abstract: An automated tool for migrating a website hosting service from a first website hosting architecture to a second website hosting architecture, the first architecture comprising a server architecture that serves the services necessary for a specific website from a single machine and the second web hosting architecture comprising a server architecture that serves a plurality of common services from a plurality of machines to a plurality of unaffiliated websites.

Abstract: A website hosting architecture provides a plurality of services to each of a plurality of unrelated websites, wherein when any one of the plurality of services is configured to be deployed to serve any one of the plurality of unrelated websites, the deployed service extracts data from a shared data structure that maintains data for at least a plurality of the unrelated websites.

Abstract: An automated tool for migrating a website hosting service from a first website hosting architecture to a second website hosting architecture, the first architecture comprising a server architecture that serves the services necessary for a client's web sites from a dedicated machine and the second web hosting architecture comprising a server architecture that serves a plurality of unrelated clients from a plurality of shared servers.

Abstract: Based on usage patterns of clients who have purchased web domain offerings, using statistical analysis to determine factors that cause clients not to be retained.

Abstract: A website hosting service provides a plurality of services, from a common service architecture, to each of a plurality of unrelated websites, each of the plurality of services being adapted to contribute to a distinct service package for at least a plurality of unaffiliated websites, wherein the web hosting service is marketed through a plurality of websites, each one of the plurality of websites offering a different market specific offering, wherein service representatives supporting a plurality of different market specific offerings are provided with information that facilitates providing the appropriate service for a particular market specific offering.

Abstract: A website hosting service provides a plurality of services to each of a plurality of unrelated websites, each of the plurality of services being adapted to contribute to a distinct service package for at least a plurality of unrelated websites, at least one of the plurality of services serving a third party interface that allows access to a third party service in the distinct service package.

Abstract: Based on usage patterns of clients who have purchased web domain offerings, using statistical analysis to determine factors that cause clients not to produce favorable financial results.

Abstract: A website hosting service provides a plurality of services, from a common service architecture, to each of a plurality of unaffiliated websites, each of the plurality of services being adapted to contribute to a distinct package of services for at least a plurality of unaffiliated websites, wherein the web hosting service is marketed through a plurality of marketing websites, at least a plurality of the marketing websites describing different market specific offerings for the packages of services.

Abstract: A system and method for automated processing requests for reviewing and approving business development materials, such as marketing flipbooks and request for proposals, etc., for compliance and performance approval employs an application server that presents a web-based request form. A requestor uses the request form to enter information regarding the approval request and to select reviewer. The application server then generates a request document and sends it with the business development materials to the selected reviewer(s). The request form and marketing presentation materials are archived in a database to allow real-time monitoring and future auditing.

Abstract: Various embodiments of a wind turbine are disclosed having a plurality of pivotable slats disposed about a rotor coupled to one or more blades. Each of the plurality of slats can be pivoted such that the open slats on a windward side redirect the wind to cause rotation of the rotor and the closed slats on a leeward side retain at least a substantial portion of the wind within the interior.

Abstract: A method and system for retaining customers with interrupted payment streams includes identifying an at-risk-for-lapse customer based on at least one failed billing attempt. The at-risk-for-lapse customer by use of at least one communication channel. A billing information database is updated with updated billing information provided by the at-risk-for-lapse customer as a result of the communication, and a transaction record, which is indicative of the failed billing attempt, is recorded in a transaction history for future reference. This method is enabled by use of a specialized software application capable of retrieving, analyzing, and storing customer information from a central database. The software application is capable of identifying the at-risk-for-lapse customer based on certain factors, as well as selecting an appropriate customer contact strategy.

Abstract: Processes, systems, and computer-readable storage media value and administer a variable annuity having a guaranteed minimum withdrawal benefit (GMWB) feature such that an investor can receive a guaranteed rising stream of income. The GMWB feature can be adapted to help create a guaranteed income stream that will last as long as the Covered Person(s) live(s) even if the entire value of the contract has been reduced to zero provided that withdrawals taken are within the parameters of the feature. The GMWB feature can “lock-in” an increased Income Base at the end of a predetermined period that is equal to the greater of (1) actual investment gains on the contract period or (2) an income credit based upon an Income Credit Base, adjusted by withdrawals taken in the prior period. The contract owner may withdraw an amount less than or equal to a Maximum Periodic Withdrawal Amount in each Benefit Period without reducing the Income Base or the Income Credit Base.