Abstract: Systems and methods for asset management are provided. Event data characterizing events experienced by assets distributed among different sites of a fleet is maintained. The event data includes an asset location within an asset hierarchy of the fleet and an event parameter corresponding to the event. A graphical user interface (GUI) is generated that displays a first window including a hierarchical list of assets organized according to their position within the asset hierarchy. When the GUI receives a selection of a level within the hierarchical list, events associated with the selected level can be identified. Identified events can be classified based upon their event data as a unique event having a single occurrence or a repeat event having multiple occurrences. In response to receipt of the selection, the GUI is updated to display a second window listing single entries for respective unique events and single entries for respective repeat events.

Abstract: Systems and methods for asset management are provided. Event data characterizing events experienced by assets distributed among different sites of a fleet is maintained. The event data includes an asset location within an asset hierarchy of the fleet and an event parameter corresponding to the event. A graphical user interface (GUI) is generated that displays a first window including a hierarchical list of assets organized according to their position within the asset hierarchy. When the GUI receives a selection of a level within the hierarchical list, events associated with the selected level can be identified. Identified events can be classified based upon their event data as a unique event having a single occurrence or a repeat event having multiple occurrences. In response to receipt of the selection, the GUI is updated to display a second window listing single entries for respective unique events and single entries for respective repeat events.

Abstract: The evolution in telecommunications whilst providing email, MMS, SMS, texting etc. still means that telephony is the only telecommunications format providing immediacy in respect of a recipient responding to a message from a sender. Within these other formats the recipient may view the message and elect when to respond thereby allowing them time to compose, consider, etc. rather than garnering their immediate reaction. Accordingly, it would be beneficial to add a level of immediacy to these other forms of telecommunications messaging.