Abstract: A network based order fulfillment systems having an improved user interface at both a customer device and at an order fulfillment location employee device. Both customer and employee devices scan collect user input and other information using one or more sensors of the user devices to provide proper notifications to both the customer and the employee based on the actions of each. Location information for a customer computing device can be used to continually update ETA and time since arrival information displayed at the employee's computing device.

Abstract: A network based order fulfillment systems having an improved user interface at both a customer device and at an order fulfillment location employee device. Both customer and employee devices scan collect user input and other information using one or more sensors of the user devices to provide proper notifications to both the customer and the employee based on the actions of each. Location information for a customer computing device can be used to continually update ETA and time since arrival information displayed at the employee's computing device.

Abstract: A network based order fulfillment systems having an improved user interface at both a customer device and at an order fulfillment location employee device. Both customer and employee devices scan collect user input and other information using one or more sensors of the user devices to provide proper notifications to both the customer and the employee based on the actions of each. Location information for a customer computing device can be used to continually update ETA and time since arrival information displayed at the employee's computing device.

Abstract: A network based order fulfillment systems having an improved user interface at both a customer device and at an order fulfillment location employee device. Both customer and employee devices scan collect user input and other information using one or more sensors of the user devices to provide proper notifications to both the customer and the employee based on the actions of each. Location information for a customer computing device can be used to continually update ETA and time since arrival information displayed at the employee's computing device.

Abstract: A network based order fulfillment systems having an improved user interface at both a customer device and at an order fulfillment location employee device. Both customer and employee devices scan collect user input and other information using one or more sensors of the user devices to provide proper notifications to both the customer and the employee based on the actions of each. Location information for a customer computing device can be used to continually update ETA and time since arrival information displayed at the employee's computing device.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods are provided for analyzing an episode stored by an implantable medical device (IMD) using prior probability and conditional probability information to determine the likelihood of a particular diagnosis for a given stored episode. Certain embodiments include retrieving information about a stored episode from an IMD, including an episode metric, and retrieving domain expert information about potential diagnoses and episode metrics to determine the likelihood that the stored episode was due to a particular potential diagnosis. Certain embodiments also include retrieving patient information including a patient metric, such as patient demographics, or patient history. Certain embodiments of the invention include the ability to automatically or manually update or change the domain expert information.

Abstract: A portable firearm rack can accommodate modern firearms via the alignment of slots with other elements. An attachable lower stiffener can support a firearm butt while an attachable upper stiffener can support the barrel or fore stick. Rifle parts, such as scopes, pistol grips, handles, or rear sights can pass through the slot and thereby not interfere with securely supporting the firearm. A firearm stand can be produced by supporting a firearm rack with a support or with another firearm rack. Two identical firearm racks can be used to produce a firearm stand.

Abstract: A computer-implemented system and method for customer contact management is disclosed herein. The method includes storing, within a memory arrangement, player information relating to a plurality of players. The method further includes displaying, upon the output device, a player detail view containing at least a portion of the player information pertinent to a given player. Also displayed upon the output device is a scheduled calls list including at least one scheduled call corresponding to the given player. The method further includes updating a history of contact associated with the given player upon completion of the scheduled call wherein the history of contact is stored within the memory arrangement as a portion of the player information.

Abstract: A computer-implemented system and method for customer contact management is disclosed herein. The method includes determining locations of a plurality of players within an establishment. A subset of these players is identified by filtering transaction data characterizing the players in accordance with defined criteria. The method further includes displaying locations of the subset of the plurality of players, and initiating contact with at least one player included within the subset of the plurality of players.

Abstract: A computer-implemented system and method for customer contact management is disclosed herein. The inventive system is configured to retain contact information for patrons registered with a particular commercial entity, such as a gaming establishment, and to track the preferences of these customers. Such preferences may include, for example, stated preferences with regard to particular casino games, leisure activities, and offers redeemed. In addition to recording stated preferences, the system determines actual preferences based upon data included within a data warehouse. Based on these preferences and other customer information, reports facilitating the scheduling and analysis of contacts made with these customers may be generated and displayed in order to ensure appropriate allocation of customer service and hosting resources.

Abstract: A computer-implemented system and method for creating a promotional campaign is disclosed herein. The disclosed method includes maintaining a database of information pertaining to a set of customers. A first segment definition corresponding to a first segment population composed of ones of the customers is created. The method further includes associating a first offer with the first segment definition. An offer distribution mode may also be associated with the first segment definition such that the first offer and first offer distribution mode are associated with the campaign. Expected results of the campaign may then be generated. In a particular embodiment a geographic distribution of the first segment population is displayed in connection with generation of the expected campaign results.