Abstract: Disclosures of the present invention relate to a system and method of matching players intending to play a multiplayer online game. The system in the present invention matches players with asymmetric entry fee and payout amounts as well as also matching the players with different geographies, time zones and currencies. The system further employs skill based matchmaking to ensure fair play. Hence, the improved system and method is capable of matching players in online games with very low matchmaking times even during low concurrency periods.

Abstract: Disclosures of the present invention relate to a system and method of intelligently matching players intending to play a multiplayer online game. The system in the present invention stores data of players which is then used to compare between players and select matches. The data corresponds to player's statistical parameters as well as historical and demographic data. Further, the system is configured to dynamically adjust matchmaking objectives by modifying the parameters to select and the weightage for individual parameters. Hence, the improved system and method is capable of matching players in games that are challenging, engaging as well as fun to play for the players.

Abstract: Disclosures of the present invention relate to a system and method for preventing, minimizing and penalizing fraudulent actions by matching players in a unique and intelligent way. The system in the present invention is capable of assessing a player's collusion profile which is indicative of the past and future collusive actions of the player. Through processing of multiple collusion profiles, a cluster of players which have a high probability of colluding within themselves may be identified. By identifying such clusters, the system in the present invention ensures that the probability of colluders to play together in a single instance of a game is reduced/minimized, thereby minimizing the probability of collusive actions.

Abstract: Disclosures in the present invention relate to a system and method of generating and optimising real time dynamic dispatch plans. The system in the present invention stores dispatch data which includes location identification data i.e. addresses/locations of the entities serviced as well as the route taken by the dispatch vehicle during the dispatch. Location identification data of two dispatches is compared with each other to identify highly overlapping geographic clusters and the boundary between such geographic clusters. Over time, this process is repeated and the boundaries thus identified are regarded as constraints to be used in dispatch planning. As such, two entities which lie in a single geographic cluster with no boundary between them are deemed to be capable of being serviced together in a single dispatch, whereas caution may be exercised while servicing entities that lie in separate geographic clusters.

Abstract: Disclosures in the present invention relate to a system and method of generating and optimising unique address parameters for entities described by addresses and locations. The system in the present invention stores multiple addresses mapped with their estimated physical locations in a database. A first address is parsed and broken down into at least nationality, state, city, town, locality, sub-locality, street, landmark, building, floor number, identification number, postal code, zip code or any other address identifying parameter. Similar addresses are searched for in the list of stored addresses and their addresses and locations are matched with the address and location of the first address to generate a unique address parameter.

Abstract: A system and method of validating the accuracy of geographic location for an address is provided, as described in the embodiments. The system checks whether a given geographical location is the correct physical location for an address or not. An address whose location needs to be verified is parsed and broken down into at least one of nationality, state, city, town, locality, sub-locality, street, landmark, building, floor number, identification number, postal code, zip code or any other address identifying parameter. Similar addresses are searched for in the list of stored addresses and the verification check is done based on locations of the addresses found to be similar. In this way, the system establishes a trust score between the address and the geographic location of an entity.

Abstract: Disclosures in the present invention relate to a system and method of generating and optimising unique address parameters for entities described by addresses and locations. The system in the present invention stores multiple addresses mapped with their estimated physical locations in a database. A first address is parsed and broken down into at least nationality, state, city, town, locality, sub-locality, street, landmark, building, floor number, identification number, postal code, zip code or any other address identifying parameter. Similar addresses are searched for in the list of stored addresses and their addresses and locations are matched with the address and location of the first address to generate a unique address parameter.

Abstract: Disclosures in the present invention relate to a system and method of generating and optimising unique address parameters for entities described by addresses and locations. The system in the present invention stores multiple addresses mapped with their estimated physical locations in a database. A first address is parsed and broken down into at least nationality, state, city, town, locality, sub-locality, street, landmark, building, floor number, identification number, postal code, zip code or any other address identifying parameter. Similar addresses are searched for in the list of stored addresses and their addresses and locations are matched with the address and location of the first address to generate a unique address parameter. Multiple addresses with a high level of proximity may be mapped onto the same unique address parameter, in order to keep the database optimized.

Abstract: A system and method of validating the accuracy of geographic location for an address is provided, as described in the embodiments. The system checks whether a given geographical location is the correct physical location for an address or not. An address whose location needs to be verified is parsed and broken down into at least one of nationality, state, city, town, locality, sub-locality, street, landmark, building, floor number, identification number, postal code, zip code or any other address identifying parameter. Similar addresses are searched for in the list of stored addresses and the verification check is done based on locations of the addresses found to be similar. In this way, the system establishes a trust score between the address and the geographic location of an entity.

Abstract: Disclosures in the present invention relate to a system and method of efficiently selecting a distribution centre for making a delivery to a destination address. Mapping data, which reflects the ease of making a delivery from a distribution centre to a destination address is stored for each destination-distribution pair. The mapping data comprises of historical delivery data as well as route data. The system updates the mapping data periodically, randomly or on-need basis. The system selects a distribution centre from which the delivery to a destination address can be made in the most efficient manner.