Abstract: A data analysis system uses metadata stored in association with database records to render mirror the data collection user interfaces utilized by the data collection systems to create the data records in the database. To enable this data analysis system functionality, the data collection system stores metadata defining the data collection user interface used to create a particular data record in association with that particular data record in the database. The data analysis system can then access the metadata to render a mirror of the data collection user interface on the fly, so that an operator of the data analysis system can create a new database record or edit a preexisting data record using the same user interface that was utilized to originally create the data record. The metadata typically defines the visual aspects, data parameters, and functional aspects of the data collection user interface.

Abstract: An inventory management or equipment inspection system that allows an audio or audio-video session to be recorded and converted to text, where the text is entered into semi-structured fields of a data form, while the audio track is being recorded. In other words, the system records an audio or audio-video session providing for concurrent collection of unstructured data stream, such as the audio track, and structured or semi-structured data, such as completion of text fields in the form. The system provides the ability to record the session, automatically convert the recorded voice to text, enter the text into data fields, and edit the text in the fields, while the audio or audio-video session is ongoing.

Abstract: A proactive browser system configured to implement stateful frame navigation using content specific icons, background frame maintenance, and asynchronous frame submissions. The proactive browser system includes three components: user-side proactive application terminals (PAT), network-resident proactivity enablement servers (PES), and server-side proactive wireless web-based application servers. The PAT resides on user terminals and functions as an enhanced browser that accommodates proactive application services. The PES resides in the wireless network between the proactive application servers and the user terminals, and implements proactivity support services including queuing of proactive application submissions, presence detection of proactive application terminals, and routing of proactive application submissions from proactive application servers to the proactive application terminals.

Abstract: A proactive browser system configured to implement stateful frame navigation using content specific icons, background frame maintenance, and asynchronous frame submissions. The proactive browser system includes three components: user-side proactive application terminals (PAT), network-resident proactivity enablement servers (PES), and server-side proactive wireless web-based application servers. The PAT resides on user terminals and functions as an enhanced browser that accommodates proactive application services. The PES resides in the wireless network between the proactive application servers and the user terminals, and implements proactivity support services including queuing of proactive application submissions, presence detection of proactive application terminals, and routing of proactive application submissions from proactive application servers to the proactive application terminals.

Abstract: A proactive browser system configured to implement stateful frame navigation using content specific icons, background frame maintenance, and asynchronous frame submissions. The proactive browser system includes three components: user-side proactive application terminals (PAT), network-resident proactivity enablement servers (PES), and server-side proactive wireless web-based application servers. The PAT resides on user terminals and functions as an enhanced browser that accommodates proactive application services. The PES resides in the wireless network between the proactive application servers and the user terminals, and implements proactivity support services including queuing of proactive application submissions, presence detection of proactive application terminals, and routing of proactive application submissions from proactive application servers to the proactive application terminals.

Abstract: A proactive browser system configured to implement stateful frame navigation using content specific icons, background frame maintenance, and asynchronous frame submissions. The proactive browser system includes three components: user-side proactive application terminals (PAT), network-resident proactivity enablement servers (PES), and server-side proactive wireless web-based application servers. The PAT resides on user terminals and functions as an enhanced browser that accommodates proactive application services. The PES resides in the wireless network between the proactive application servers and the user terminals, and implements proactivity support services including queuing of proactive application submissions, presence detection of proactive application terminals, and routing of proactive application submissions from proactive application servers to the proactive application terminals.