Abstract: Techniques for automating dispatching of one or more field personnel to support a batch of service requests for appointments from multiple requestor devices are described. In one example, an on-site service management application may implement a scheduling algorithm that uses optimization variables to calculate an optimum cost of dispatching one or more field personnel to fulfill the batch of service requests. Because there is multiple field personnel who can serve the requests, the on-site service management application may schedule the availability and/or reorganize the field personnel schedule substantively in real-time. This technique may improve customer or requestor experience and minimizes costs on the part of the service providers.

Abstract: A portable pop-up mobile desk/workstation that is both functional and decorative. A solid, L-shaped body is oriented like a shelf when in use. The shelf like surface is greater than the wall plate assembly surface which consist of the top of wall plate with pencil cradle and the wall plate. The back of the wall plate assembly has two keyhole fasteners allowing the desk to be removed and placed anywhere screws or fasteners can be installed. The bottom of the desk is assembled together with a continuous hinge, and two drop leaf brace provide the desk erect and collapsible function. A quick fold bar makes folding the desk away easy. The desk itself is made of a hard material, not unlike a wood, plastic, metal or any suitable material that can perform as a desk, table, countertop or workbench as well as any other device that may hold items.

Abstract: A signal routing circuit board has electronics common to circuit boards coupled to the signal routing circuit board. The signal routing circuit board may be coupled to a storage array circuit board and at least one input/output (I/O) controller circuit board. The storage array circuit board has storage device connectors to couple storage devices to the storage array circuit board.