Abstract: A system for processing ergonomic data includes a reception unit configured to receive first ergonomic data from a first detection device and second ergonomic data from a second detection device. The first and second ergonomic data are mutually independent. The system also includes a processing unit. The processing unit is configured to assign the first ergonomic data to the second ergonomic data in an automated manner and, on the basis of mutually assigned data, to execute a further processing of ergonomic data thus assigned.

Abstract: A service system for managing consumer data relating to services performed for healthcare consumers by hospitals or healthcare providers over a network. The system includes an insurer computer system that receives and analyzes claims information relating to the services performed. A survey mechanism receives assessment data from the consumers regarding the services received. A central database is in communication with the insurer computer system and the survey mechanism for receiving and storing data regarding the services. A central processor is in communication with the central database, with the central processor configured to analyze the data received from the central database for determining a satisfaction level for each of the consumers regarding the services received, including consumer perceptions of the medical outcome.

Abstract: Consumer marketing systems and methods that utilize consumer data gathering techniques to allow merchants and businesses to more efficiently focus their marketing efforts towards those customers that are likely to buy their goods and/or services.