EP1508113A2 - Procede et dispositif pour realiser des economies d'energie sur des appareils d'un prestataire de services - Google Patents

Procede et dispositif pour realiser des economies d'energie sur des appareils d'un prestataire de services

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EP1508113A2
EP1508113A2 EP03732463A EP03732463A EP1508113A2 EP 1508113 A2 EP1508113 A2 EP 1508113A2 EP 03732463 A EP03732463 A EP 03732463A EP 03732463 A EP03732463 A EP 03732463A EP 1508113 A2 EP1508113 A2 EP 1508113A2
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employee
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Thomas Plarre
Martin Steininger
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Siemens AG
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    • G06—COMPUTING; CALCULATING OR COUNTING
    • G06Q—INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY [ICT] SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES; SYSTEMS OR METHODS SPECIALLY ADAPTED FOR ADMINISTRATIVE, COMMERCIAL, FINANCIAL, MANAGERIAL OR SUPERVISORY PURPOSES, NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR
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    • G06Q10/10—Office automation; Time management

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  • the invention relates to a method for saving energy in devices from a service provider which, with the aid of these devices, provides a service in at least partially sequential order to a plurality of employees, in which an appointment, in particular a variable one
  • an employee is entered in a queue at the service provider and an address of the employee in a telecommunications network is assigned to this appointment.
  • the invention relates to a device for performing the method according to the invention.
  • Service providers are often faced with the problem that a service provider, possibly despite making an appointment, is not ready to use a service. This applies in particular to service providers who work through the employees in at least partially sequential order. It is also aggravating if the time for the provision of a service cannot be estimated or can only be estimated with difficulty, which makes a concrete scheduling impossible.
  • a problem that arises here is that devices with the aid of which a service is rendered consume energy even during downtimes.
  • An example of a service provider for whom this is often the case is a doctor or a Hospital that requires various devices to provide its services to the patient, for example X-ray devices, ultrasound devices, computer tomographs, devices in an operating room, etc.
  • X-ray devices for example X-ray devices, ultrasound devices, computer tomographs, devices in an operating room, etc.
  • the essence of these devices is that usually only one patient can be examined or treated with them at a time, which is why a sequential order must be made for several patients.
  • a service provider is a transport company, such as an airline, which can only process its passengers at the counter in sequential order.
  • the devices required for the service include electronic scales, conveyor belts, card readers, computers, etc.
  • an authority is given that only provides a service to the citizen in a sequential order and that requires devices such as computers, printers, typewriters and calculators, as well as general office equipment.
  • the devices that are required for a service provision can also be secondary devices that are not directly involved in the service provision per se, but can nevertheless be assigned to a service provider and are related to the service provision.
  • the lighting and heating or cooling for the service provider's premises is also mentioned, which permanently uses energy, regardless of whether a service is currently being provided or not.
  • a hairdresser is mentioned as a further example of a service provider who can also only work through customers in sequential order.
  • the problem of unnecessary energy consumption is less obvious than in the examples mentioned above, since, for example, an electric hair clipper does not actually use any energy when it is switched off.
  • the problem of secondary energy-consuming facilities applies here equally.
  • a service provider does not necessarily have to be people in the actual sense.
  • a machine can also be provided as a service provider which, due to its design, essentially processes the employees sequentially.
  • Submodules of the machine can be understood as devices for the provision of the service.
  • An example of this is a car wash, for example, which is usually only intended for the sequential washing of several cars.
  • Energy-consuming submodules include pumps, compressors and various motors, as well as the control of the car wash.
  • Another example is an unloading system that deletes the load on freight trains or ships, such as containers, and automatically loads them onto trucks.
  • the unloading system is to be seen as a service provider, the lorries as employees, and the loading process represents the service to be performed sequentially. Even with an unloading system it is obvious that various facilities consume unnecessary energy permanently, i.e. also in a standby state.
  • a service provider can generally be divided into sequentially operating sub-service providers if the employees are also processed in parallel, viewed globally.
  • An example of this is a hospital that, although viewed globally, can of course treat several patients at the same time, but can be divided into individual departments, treatment rooms or devices in which, or with the help of, the patients are treated sequentially.
  • a service can temporarily be provided to several employees at the same time, without the fact that the fact of the increased energy consumption could be called into question.
  • Warming up and cooling down processes generally have a negative impact on the expected service life of a device.
  • the lighting, heating or cooling for the service provider's premises permanently uses energy, regardless of whether a service is currently being provided or not.
  • Another solution is therefore to ensure that the employees are ready to use a service in a sequential sequence that is as complete as possible. This should avoid unnecessary downtime in which energy has been consumed as shown.
  • a number of methods are known from the prior art for ranking the employees, such as the assignment of numbers by the service provider and the sequential calling of these numbers.
  • Systems of this type require the physical presence of the employee at the service provider, at least for number output and when an appointment is actually made.
  • employees leave the premises of the service provider especially when there are long waiting times and may therefore not be present when they are called up.
  • Service providers are therefore once again faced with the problem that a service provider is not ready to use a service, possibly despite making an appointment. This applies in particular to changing appointments, i.e. if an appointment is brought forward for certain reasons while an employee is absent.
  • Methods are therefore also known in which an address of the employee in a telecommunications network is assigned to an appointment and a worker is informed of the actual occurrence of an appointment via this address. Examples of this include flight information systems or information systems for buses and trains, which use the Short Message Service, or SMS, to inform passengers or passengers about possible delays or the forwarding of a means of transport.
  • SMS Short Message Service
  • the notification is often made at a point in time when certain activities during the absence are no longer optimal by the employee can be coordinated so that an appointment cannot be taken. It is conceivable, for example, that a worker misses the departure of public transport to the service provider, which he would have to use for the timely arrival, because he was informed about an appointment too late, even if this is also done via telecommunications equipment.
  • Queue systems of this type are also known from the field of information centers. Here is a call of one
  • the invention is therefore based on the object of specifying a method and a device for saving energy in the case of devices from a service provider, in which the employees are ready to use a service in a largely seamless sequential sequence.
  • a waiting time is assigned to this in the queue, which the employee needs to get to the employee.
  • the employee Taking into account the travel time and the appointment, the employee will be sent a corresponding reminder of the appointment in good time.
  • the travel time and possibly a tolerance time, for example ten minutes, are subtracted from the time of the appointment in order to determine the transmission time. In principle, other methods are also conceivable.
  • a call from a voice machine to the specified address is conceivable, on the one hand, and the transmission of a text message, on the other hand, due to the abundance of possibilities, only a few examples are mentioned here, such as an SMS message or an email.
  • the display of the corresponding page is not initiated by the user of the display device, ie in this case the employee, but is initiated by the service provider.
  • connections in mobile radio networks in particular will be used for the notification.
  • the subscriber can also use GSM and UMTS cell phones as well as laptops, PCs and so-called personal digital assistants, or PDAs for short, as subscriber terminals.
  • the system can either be used as a mere reminder of fixed appointments, or for the efficient coordination of changing appointments, as is often the case with doctors, offices, hospitals and other positions with a similar character, whereby it is again pointed out that it is a service provider does not necessarily have to be a person, but that a service provider can also be understood as an automaton.
  • An example of this would be an appointment coordination for the car wash or unloading system already mentioned.
  • the service provider does not necessarily have to be a subscriber in a telecommunications network. Rather, the system on which the method according to the invention is running merely has to provide a possibility of sending a message to an address in a telecommunications network. Finally, instead of a single address, several addresses can be specified to which a message is sent.
  • the method according to the invention is not necessarily based on the device, its energy consumption to be lowered, must run. Rather, several devices can be combined into a group, which are managed using a common queue.
  • appointment is entered as a result of a call from the employee or on the basis of the receipt of a text message from the employee.
  • the personal appearance of the employee at the service provider is not necessary for the purpose of making an appointment.
  • the corresponding entry in the queue is generated, for example, with the aid of a voice machine, which requests the required information from the employee, or else by evaluating a received text message, for example an SMS message, an email. It is also conceivable for the employee to make an entry in a corresponding field on a WAP page or an Internet page of the service provider.
  • the expected travel time is determined automatically using the location of the employee at the time of the call or at the time of sending the text message.
  • the determination of the location of a subscriber in a telecommunications network is known in principle and is not the subject of the invention. In this context, the determined location is only required for the automatic determination of the expected travel time. There is a between the location of the employee and the service provider
  • a customer database at the service provider can provide additional information here.
  • a particularly advantageous variant of the invention is provided with a method in which the current location of the employee is continuously determined and in which the expected travel time is continuously updated with the aid of this location.
  • the entry in the waiting list is also assigned a means of transport that the employee wishes to use.
  • the expected travel time is then determined by the means of transport, for a car approximately from the distance between the employee and the service provider and one expected average speed, for example 50 km / h. It is also conceivable that the current traffic situation is taken into account, for example known traffic jams or a corresponding consideration of the general speed reduction during rush hour.
  • the schedule can also be taken into account, so that the appointment is not missed due to a missed bus.
  • the employee can also be informed about a means of transport to be used preferably, for example by specifying the departure time of a train of a certain line. Especially when the employee is walking in high areas
  • a particularly advantageous embodiment of the invention is also given if the expected time of the actual occurrence of an appointment is continuously calculated and transmitted to the employee continuously and / or on request.
  • the object of the invention is further achieved with a device for saving energy in the case of devices from a service provider which, with the aid of these devices, provides a service in at least partially sequential order to a plurality of employees, comprising a queue,
  • the advantages cited for the method according to the invention also apply equally to the device according to the invention according to the independent claim, and to all subclaims. It is conceivable, for example, that the necessary means are part of a private branch exchange or part of a server prepared for this purpose in a data network. In principle, however, the means can also be present in a distributed form in a telecommunications network.
  • this variant of the invention is suitable for accepting an appointment by telephone or telex.
  • this includes means for automatically calculating the expected travel time using the location of the employee at the time of the call or at the time of sending the text message.
  • the device can include means for automatically calculating the travel time.
  • the means for determining the location need not be included in the device according to the invention.
  • a particularly advantageous embodiment of the device according to the invention is also given if it comprises means for continuously recording the current location of the employee and means for continuously updating the expected travel time with the aid of this location, in particular taking into account a means of transport available to the employee and in particular the current one traffic situation.
  • the location of the employee and the associated expected travel time can be updated continuously.
  • the means of transport used by the employee both private and public, can be taken into account. This device therefore provides the employee with a particularly convenient service.
  • Figure 1 an example of a database of the service provider DA with respect to its known DNx service users
  • FIG. 2 an example of a queue WS relating to the appointments of the employees DNx;
  • Figure 3 the operation of the method according to the invention when making an appointment
  • Figure 4 the system for an appointment postponement, an appointment query and a notification of the employee DNx.
  • FIG. 1 shows an example of how a database of the service provider DA could look in relation to its service subscribers DNx known to it.
  • the database which is shown in the form of a table, here only comprises a first to third entry DN_1..DN_3, with one entry DN_x being assigned to one employee DNx.
  • Each DN_x entry contains the following data fields, for example:
  • Tolerance tolerance time number_l first telephone number of the employee DNx location_l assigned to the first telephone number
  • Number_2 second telephone number of the employee DNx City_2: assigned to the second telephone number
  • data for the second employee DN2 are entered in FIG. 1, it being assumed that the second employee DN2 has two subscriber connections in FIG a telecommunications network.
  • the first telephone number number_l, 014711 represents a connection in a wired network
  • the second telephone number number_2, 06990815 a connection in a mobile radio network. Since the connection in the wired network is local, a first location Ort_l can be assigned directly to it.
  • the second employee DN2 usually arrives from this first location Ort_l by car and takes 33 minutes for this. The corresponding data are therefore entered for the first means of transport strigsch_l and the first Wegzeit Wegzeit_l.
  • both the second location Ort_2 and the second Wegzeit Wegzeit_2 are initially unknown.
  • FIG. 2 shows an exemplary embodiment of a queue WS, in which the appointments of the employees DNx are entered in accordance with the chronological sequence. It is therefore not essential that the second appointment DN2 is assigned the second appointment.
  • the queue WS which is shown in the form of a table, here only comprises a first to third entry TER_1, .TER_3, each entry TER_x containing, for example, the following data fields:
  • FIG. 3 shows how the method according to the invention works when making an appointment:
  • the second employee DN2 dials the number of the service provider DA.
  • the system installed at the service provider DA is then asked when an appointment is to be made.
  • the second employee DN2 answers the question with "17:00".
  • the system now checks whether the appointment is still available. In the present example, this applies, so that "17:00" is entered for the appointment [TER_2] according to FIG becomes. If, on the other hand, the appointment is no longer available, the employee DNx is asked to enter another appointment. Since this is not the case in the present example, the corresponding area is shown hatched in the flow chart.
  • the number of the second subscriber DN2 was transmitted by the telecommunications network, for example using the “Calling Line Identification Presentation” service, or CLIP for short.
  • CLIP Click Line Identification Presentation
  • the second employee DN2 answers this question with "yes".
  • the transmitted number of the second employee DN2 is entered in the field number [TER_2] according to FIG. 2, here 014711. If no number has been transmitted or a notification is to be sent to another number, then the employee is asked to enter another number. Since this should not be the case in the present example, the corresponding area is again shown hatched.
  • the system checks whether the number can be assigned to a known DNx employee. For this purpose, the table according to FIG. 1 is searched. In the present case, the second entry DN_2 can be assigned to the transmitted number. As a result, the name, the location, the travel time and the means of transport are transferred from the DN_2 entry to the TER_2 entry. Finally, the reminder time reminder [TER_2] is calculated. For this purpose, the travel time Wegzeit_l [DN_2] and additionally the tolerance time tolerance [DN_2] is subtracted from the date [TER_2]. The travel time corresponds to the time that a DNx employee needs to get from his location to the location of the service provider DA. An exact determination of this time is usually not possible or only possible with considerable effort. This fact is taken into account with the inclusion of the tolerance period.
  • a DNx employee at the service provider DA can be ensured by a suitable choice.
  • the behavior of a DNx employee with regard to adherence to delivery dates can also be included in the tolerance period if, after several appointments, it turns out that a DNx employee is always late by a certain amount of time.
  • the system asks for the corresponding data. This is shown by way of example in FIG. 3 for the name [TER_2] and the location [TER_2]. This branch of the procedure is particularly useful for new ones Employees DNx go through that are not yet known to the service provider DA.
  • the corresponding data can therefore also be transferred directly to the table in accordance with FIG. 1 so that they are available at a later point in time, that is also after an appointment has expired, for example if the corresponding entry in the table in accordance with FIG. 2 has been deleted.
  • FIG. 4 shows the system starting at 4:00 p.m., when an appointment is postponed by 12 minutes. This shift results, for example, from the fact that the processing of DNx employees takes longer than planned, which is why the subsequent appointments are postponed accordingly.
  • the required data is transmitted to the system, for example, by manually entering the start and end time of a service provision. From this, for example, the average service delivery period can be determined and used by the system for an appointment correction.
  • FIG. 4 shows that both the dates [TER_i] and the reminder times of the reminder [TER_i] are postponed by 12 minutes.
  • the second employee DN2 wants information about the current status of his appointment at 16:15 and therefore dials the number of the service provider DA.
  • the system recognizes that the call number transmitted by the telecommunications network has already been assigned an appointment and therefore informs the second employee DN2 that his appointment has been split up 17:12 was postponed.
  • the employee DN2 can thus coordinate his activities accordingly during the waiting time.
  • the system dials the number of the second employee DN2 at 16:34 and sends him the message that he should now go to the service provider DA to appear there in time for the appointment.
  • text messages can also be transmitted instead of spoken information.
  • a request for an appointment according to FIG. 3 is then entered, for example, via a website provided by the service provider DA.
  • a notification according to FIG. 4 can take place, for example, by email or SMS, it having to be taken into account here that the time of delivery of the messages is generally undefined in this case.
  • a call on the other hand, by lifting the called subscriber, here the second subscriber DN2, it can be determined whether the message could also be delivered to him in time.
  • the second employee DN2 can also indicate that he can be reached at number_2. It can be seen from the table in FIG. 1 that both the location_2 and the travel time_2 are unknown. Only the means of transport is given. When entering an appointment and / or continuously, the location of the second employee DN2 is therefore determined with the aid of an inquiry directed to the mobile radio network. Appropriate methods for this are known.
  • an operator of public transport which the current location of the second employee DN2 and the The location of the service provider DA and the arrival time can be determined when the second employee DN2 must use which means of transport in order to arrive at the service provider DA in good time.
  • Such requests to a server of a transport company are possible according to the prior art, for example via the Internet or via SMS.
  • the queue WS can of course be processed by several people, for example employees of the service provider DA, using several devices.
  • the DNx employees can be divided among these people, for example on the basis of the type of service to be provided or on the basis of the load distribution among these people. It is also conceivable that several queues WS are provided at the service provider DA for
  • Example one for each processing person these queues WS for the employees DNx possibly being reachable via a common address. Both variants are design options of the general inventive principle. In addition to the sequential order of the DNx employees, other processing methods are of course also conceivable, such as prioritizing individual DNx employees based on a person's personality or on the type of service to be provided.

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Abstract

L'invention concerne un dispositif pour réaliser des économies d'énergie sur des appareils d'un prestataire de services (DA) qui à l'aide de ces appareils fournit un service à plusieurs clients (DNx) dans un ordre au moins partiellement séquentiel. Selon l'invention, un rendez-vous d'un client (DNx) chez le prestataire de services (DA) est inscrit dans une liste d'attente (WS) et une adresse du client (DNx) est associée à ce rendez-vous dans un réseau de télécommunication. En outre, un temps de trajet estimé est associé à ce rendez-vous. Un message concernant ledit rendez-vous est ensuite envoyé à l'adresse du client (DNx). L'heure du rendez-vous et le temps de trajet estimé sont pris en considération au moment de l'envoi de chaque message. Ceci permet d'assurer que le client (DNx) est effectivement prêt pour recevoir le service au moment convenu.
EP03732463A 2002-05-29 2003-05-26 Procede et dispositif pour realiser des economies d'energie sur des appareils d'un prestataire de services Withdrawn EP1508113A2 (fr)

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