Abstract: An authentication aggregator facilitates access to a remote service selected from among multiple, independent secure services. Libraries of authentication protocols and application programming interfaces are maintained for access to each secure service, and a superset of user interaction details can be selected and presented for a standardized user experience at a network location such as a website from which access to the secure service is requested.

Abstract: Systems and Methods are disclosed. One or more processors access, manage, modify, transmit, integrate, consolidate, reduce, organize, enhance, take action on, or a combination thereof, at least one data and data actions associated with a user. A presentation of data is provided that includes the data. The presentation may include a perpetually changing representation of data in accordance with time that provide visual spatial indication of data presented perpetually in accordance with the perpetual changing of Time. First electronic data event information representing a sending or receiving of data associated with at least one of a plurality of users is received and at least one of the data is organized and least some of the data actions are accessible. Data could be organized according to values of relevancy that are universally distinct and have continued importance.

Abstract: A system and method are disclosed. One or more processors prioritize at least some tasks and actions associated with a user. A to-do list is provided that includes the prioritized task. First electronic data event information representing a sending or receiving of data associated with at least one of the tasks is received and at least one of the tasks and at least some of the actions are reprioritized. The to-do list is modified based at least on the reprioritizing, and is provided to the user.

Abstract: A system and method are disclosed. One or more processors prioritize at least some tasks and actions associated with a user. A to-do list is provided that includes the prioritized task. First electronic data event information representing a sending or receiving of data associated with at least one of the tasks is received and at least one of the tasks and at least some of the actions are reprioritized. The to-do list is modified based at least on the reprioritizing, and is provided to the user.