Abstract: Methods, systems, apparatus, and computer program products related to a distributed ledger platform/system for managing large capital projects are provided. In an example embodiment, the distributed ledger platform/system includes a plurality of nodes, wherein each node is in data communication with the other nodes; a ledger stored in each node; and a transaction verification to verify the at least one transaction information/data. The ledger contains transaction information related to at least one of the following: vendor payments, intellectual property licensing, construction certifications, equipment inspections, vendor qualification, vendor selection criteria, document access, and regulatory compliance.

Abstract: Various embodiments provide an asset management distributed ledger system for capturing, storing, and providing access to asset information/data. For example, the distributed ledger system may capture and store asset information/data that provides a complete record of an asset and further provide access to the asset information/data via an IUI or search function of the distributed ledger system.

Abstract: Various embodiments provide an asset management distributed ledger system for capturing, storing, and providing access to asset information/data. For example, the distributed ledger system may capture and store asset information/data that provides a complete record of an asset and further provide access to the asset information/data via an IUI or search function of the distributed ledger system.

Abstract: Various embodiments provide an asset management distributed ledger system for capturing, storing, and providing access to asset information/data. For example, asset information/data and/or an evaluation value corresponding to an IP asset may be accessed from a distributed ledger of a distributed ledger system. The asset information/data and/or evaluation value may be leveraged to perform one or more tasks corresponding to a financial instrument related to (e.g., incorporating) the IP asset.

Abstract: Various embodiments provide an asset management distributed ledger system for capturing, storing, and providing access to asset information/data. For example, asset information/data and/or an evaluation value corresponding to an IP asset may be accessed from a distributed ledger of a distributed ledger system. The asset information/data and/or evaluation value may be leveraged to perform one or more tasks corresponding to an insurance policy related to (e.g., covering) the IP asset.

Abstract: Methods, systems, apparatus, and computer program products related to a distributed ledger platform/system for managing large capital projects are provided. In an example embodiment, the distributed ledger platform/system includes a plurality of nodes, wherein each node is in data communication with the other nodes; a ledger stored in each node; and a transaction verification to verify the at least one transaction information/data. The ledger contains transaction information related to at least one of the following: vendor payments, intellectual property licensing; construction certifications, equipment inspections, vendor qualification, vendor selection criteria, document access, and regulatory compliance.

Abstract: An electronic device may have multiple users and multiple customized user interfaces for each user resulting in a large number of user customized UI dashboard configurations. However, defining these user customized UI dashboard configurations is performed by each user such that addition and/or replacement of software applications requires users to reconfigure customized UI dashboards. Similarly, organization generated dashboards must be configured on each user device. It would be beneficial for such user customized UI dashboard configurations to be updateable in response to information provided during new software installation, software upgrades, etc. or for UI dashboard configurations to be adjusted absent any such update/upgrade. It would also be beneficial for context rules to be adaptable based upon learned behavior or external adjustments just as it would be beneficial for the context rule engine to automatically identify new potential rules as a result of current and previous behavior.

Abstract: Various embodiments provide an asset management distributed ledger system for capturing, storing, and providing access to asset information/data. For example, the distributed ledger system may capture and store asset information/data that provides a complete record of an asset and further provide access to the asset information/data via an IUI or search function of the distributed ledger system.

Abstract: An electronic device may have multiple users and multiple customized user interfaces for each user resulting in a large number of user customized UI dashboard configurations. However, defining these user customized UI dashboard configurations is performed by each user such that addition and/or replacement of software applications requires users to reconfigure customized UI dashboards. Similarly, organization generated dashboards must be configured on each user device. It would be beneficial for such user customized UI dashboard configurations to be updateable in response to information provided during new software installation, software upgrades, etc. or for UI dashboard configurations to be adjusted absent any such update/upgrade. It would also be beneficial for context rules to be adaptable based upon learned behavior or external adjustments just as it would be beneficial for the context rule engine to automatically identify new potential rules as a result of current and previous behavior.

Abstract: An electronic device may have multiple users and multiple customized user interfaces for each user resulting in a large number of user customized UI dashboard configurations. However, defining these user customized UI dashboard configurations is performed by each user such that addition and/or replacement of software applications requires users to reconfigure customized UI dashboards. Similarly, organization generated dashboards must be configured on each user device. It would be beneficial for such user customized UI dashboard configurations to be updateable in response to information provided during new software installation, software upgrades etc or for UI dashboard configurations to be adjusted absent any such update/upgrade. It would also be beneficial for context rules to be adaptable based upon learned behavior or external adjustments just as it would be beneficial for the context rule engine to automatically identify new potential rules as a result of current and previous behavior.

Abstract: Electronic devices have become ubiquitous providing users with dynamically adaptive applications and user interfaces. An electronic device may have multiple user customized interfaces which is further amplified by multiple users for the same electronic device, each having multiple user customized UI dashboard configurations. Accordingly, replacement of the electronic device or addition of another electronic device requires that the users expend significant effort generating these user customized UI dashboard configurations again. It would therefore be beneficial for such user customized UI dashboard configurations to be archived and accessible to a user upon such events as replacement or acquisition. It would also be beneficial for enterprises to be able to provide a user with context sensitive dashboards as part of their customer engagement.

Abstract: With their ubiquitous nature and perceived personalized character portable electronic devices are increasingly forming part of individual's life as applications exist for practically anything today and new ones are released daily. It is therefore increasingly important for these electronic devices to dynamically adapt applications, information, user interface etc.

Abstract: An electronic device may have multiple users and multiple customized user interfaces for each user resulting in a large number of user customized UI dashboard configurations. However, defining these user customized UI dashboard configurations is performed by each user such that addition and/or replacement of software applications requires users to reconfigure customized UI dashboards. Similarly, organization generated dashboards must be configured on each user device. It would be beneficial for such user customized UI dashboard configurations to be updateable in response to information provided during new software installation, software upgrades etc or for UI dashboard configurations to be adjusted absent any such update/upgrade. It would also be beneficial for context rules to be adaptable based upon learned behaviour or external adjustments just as it would be beneficial for the context rule engine to automatically identify new potential rules as a result of current and previous behaviour.

Abstract: Electronic devices have become ubiquitous providing users with dynamically adaptive applications and user interfaces. An electronic device may have multiple user customized user interfaces which is further amplified by multiple users for the same electronic device, each having multiple user customized UI dashboard configurations. Accordingly, replacement of the electronic device or addition of another electronic device requires that the users expend significant effort generating these user customized UI dashboard configurations again. It would therefore be beneficial for such user customized UI dashboard configurations to be archived and accessible to a user upon such events as replacement or acquisition. It would also be beneficial for enterprises to be able to provide a user with context sensitive dashboards as part of their customer engagement.

Abstract: With their ubiquitous nature and perceived personalized character portable electronic devices are increasingly forming part of individual's life as applications exist for practically anything today and new ones are released daily. It is therefore increasingly important for these electronic devices to dynamically adapt applications, information, user interface etc.