JP6347473B1 - Business card information providing system and method - Google Patents

Abstract

A system or method is provided that provides a tool called a digital “business card” for performing multiple faces (personas). A first user including a first business card record having a value for identifying the first person, and a second business card record having a value for identifying the first person and having a value different from the first business card record A first calendar associated with the first business card record, including a terminal and a second user terminal including a third business card record having a value identifying the second person; , A second calendar associated with the second business card record, and in response to the third business card record being associated with the first business card record, the third business card record in the first calendar And a business card information providing system configured to record event information extracted from the communication content.

Description

  The present technology relates to a system and method for providing business card information.

  In modern society, people play multiple roles and live with multiple hobbies and preferences. Many people use these individual faces (personas) differently depending on the scene or the other party. Individual personas are defined by the person, and only the parts that the person wants to express to others according to the situation.

JP 2012-113440 A

  What is desired is a system or method that provides a tool called a digital “business card” for performing multiple faces (personas).

  It is also desirable to have a system or method that can make a self-assertion using a business card that is set and selected by another person and thereby use one's persona in a limited manner.

Furthermore, a system or method is desired that can set a communication method depending on the partner, and thereby can perform communication based on the relationship with the partner.

Furthermore, a system or method is desired that can cancel the relationship with the other party by deleting the business card sent by the user and delete the record.

Furthermore, a system or method capable of providing a highly confidential private networking service different from a highly public social networking service (SNS) is desired.

  The present technology, for example, includes a first business card record having a value for identifying the first person, a second business card record having a value for identifying the first person and a value different from the first business card record, And a second user terminal including a third business card record having a value identifying the second person, the first user terminal being associated with the first business card record A first calendar and a second calendar associated with the second business card record, the first calendar in response to the third business card record being associated with the first business card record Includes a business card information providing system configured to record event information extracted from communication contents with the third business card record.

It is a figure which shows the business card information provision system by the Example of this technique. It is a figure which shows the business card record by the Example of this technique. It is a figure which shows the screen display of the user terminal by the Example of this technique. It is a flowchart which shows the business card information provision method by the Example of this technique. It is a flowchart which shows the method to update or delete the business card record by the Example of this technique. It is a figure which shows the business card record containing the communication mode by the Example of this technique. It is a figure which shows the business card record containing the secret mode by the Example of this technique. It is a figure which shows the transition of the mode setting of the user terminal by the Example of this technique. FIG. 6 illustrates a calendar / event according to an embodiment of the present technology.

  FIG. 1 shows a business card information providing system 100 according to an embodiment of the present technology.

The business card information providing system 100 includes a server 110, a user terminal 120, and a user terminal 130 that are connected to the Internet 140 in a wired or wireless communication manner.

The server 110 is a computer that includes a processor and a memory and has a function of communicating with the user terminal 120 and the user terminal 130 via the Internet 140. The user terminal 120 includes a processor and a memory, and is a computer, a tablet terminal, a smartphone, or the like having a function of communicating with the server 110 via the Internet, and the user terminal 130 is the same. Not only the user terminal 120 and the user terminal 130 but also more user terminals can be connected. In this specification, the Internet 140 includes a communication network such as a private network, a LAN (Local Area Network), a WAN (Wide Area Network), and an LTE (Long Term Evolution) network in addition to the Internet.

Each of the user terminal 120 and the user terminal 130 has a business card record of the user of the user terminal.

FIG. 2 shows a business card record according to an embodiment of the present technology.

The user terminal 120 has a business card record 210 for the user. The business card record 210 has a user ID “M8pG17”, a business card number “01”, a name “Nobu Suzuki”, a nickname “null”, an address “Setagaya-ku, Tokyo”, age “50”, gender “M”, occupation / workplace Business card record 212 with data of “xx company officer”, hobby “music”, image “null”, user ID “M8pG17”, business card number “02”, name “null”, nickname “shinchan”, address “Tokyo” A business card record 214 having data of “age” “null”, gender “null”, occupation / work place “null”, hobby “heavy metal”, and image “http: // xxx ...”. The user terminal 120 may have more business card records.

The user terminal 130 has a business card record 220 for the user. The business card record 220 has a user ID “Ym26Ka”, a business card number “01”, a name “Hana Tanaka”, a nickname “null”, an address “Yokohama City”, an age “30”, a gender “F”, and an occupation / work place ”. Business card record 222 with data of professional golfer, hobby “music”, image “http: // yyy ...”, user ID “Ym26Ka”, business card number “02”, name “null”, nickname “Bomi-chan” Business card record 224 having data of address “null”, age “25”, gender “null”, occupation / work place “null”, hobby “heavy metal”, image “http: // zzz ...” Including. The user terminal 120 may have more business card records.

In principle, one user ID is assigned to each user, and the same user ID indicates the same user. If the user ID is unique, the user ID may be determined by the user himself or may be automatically generated by a computer.

A plurality of business card numbers can be provided for each user, and different business card numbers for the same user ID indicate different business card information for the same user. If the business card number is unique for the same user ID, it may be determined by the user himself or may be automatically generated by a computer.

The name represents the name of the user. The real name, the stage name, the brush name, etc. may be used, and either the name or the name may be used, or the null character string “null” may be used.

The nickname represents a name for identifying a user used together with or in place of the name, and may be a null character string “null”.

The address represents the geographical position of the user, such as the address and residence, and may be only the country name or administrative division name, may be fictitious, or may be the null string “null”.

The age may be the actual age of the user, the nominal age for business or other reasons, and may be an empty string “null”.

The gender may be male “M” or female “F” or other gender “X”, or may be an empty string “null”.

The occupation / work place represents the work and / or work place, and may be fictitious or may be the null string “null”.

The hobby may be a large classification such as “music”, a more detailed classification such as “heavy metal”, or an empty string “null”.

The image may be a photograph or illustration of the person himself / herself, a photograph or illustration of a pet or scenery, or the null string “null”. Further, it may be image data itself, a URI (Uniform Resource Identifier) indicating the location of uploaded image data, or an empty character string “null”.

FIG. 3 shows a screen display of a user terminal according to an embodiment of the present technology.

The screen display 300 of the user terminal 120 and the user terminal 130 includes content areas 310, 320, 330, and 340 that allow the caller to send content, and icons 350 and 360 that provide the receiver with subsequent options. And 370.

[Business card exchange]
FIG. 4 shows a method for providing business card information according to an embodiment of the present technology.

In step 410, the business card information providing method 400 is started on the user terminal 120. When the user terminal 120 and the user terminal 130 are located in the vicinity, it is determined that the user terminal 120 and the user terminal 130 are located within a certain distance by using a location information service of a smartphone using GPS (Global Positioning System). The user terminal 120 and the user terminal 130 may communicate with each other by short-range wireless communication such as Bluetooth (trademark). At that time, in order to prevent erroneous transmission, etc., only when both terminals are set to the business card exchange mode, or only when both terminals are set to the business card exchange mode and a business card to be exchanged is selected and confirmed. A record may be sent and received.

Next, in step 420, the user terminal 120 transmits a part of the information of the selected business card record. In the user terminal 120, any one of the business card record 212, the business card record 214, and other business card records is arbitrarily selected. Use business card records 212 for business purposes, such as sending business card records 212 for business card exchanges or sending business card records 214 for business card exchanges with hobby colleagues. Can do. In this embodiment, it is assumed that the business card record 214 is selected. As part of the information of the business card record, for example, a user ID, a business card number, a name or a nickname, and an image are transmitted from the user terminal 120, and can be received and displayed at the user terminal 130. The user terminal 120 may display a part of the information of the own business card record 212 and the business card record 214 as icons in the content area 340 of the screen display 300 of the user terminal 120 so that one of them is selected. Only a part of the information on the business card record may be transmitted, or the entire information may be transmitted. When all the information of the business card record is transmitted, all of the information may be displayed on the user terminal 130, or a part thereof may be displayed.

Similarly, in the user terminal 130, the user terminal 130 transmits a part of the information of the selected business card record. In the user terminal 130, any one of the business card record 222, the business card record 224, and other business card records is arbitrarily selected. Use business card record 222 for business purposes, such as sending business card record 222 for business card exchange, or sending business card record 224 for business card exchange with hobby colleagues. Can do. In this embodiment, it is assumed that the business card record 224 is selected. As part of the information of the business card record, for example, a user ID, a business card number, a name or a nickname, and an image are transmitted from the user terminal 130, and can be received and displayed on the user terminal 120. The user terminal 130 may display a part of the information of its own business card record 222 and business card record 224 as icons in the content area 340 of the screen display 300 of the user terminal 130 so that one of them is selected. Only a part of the information on the business card record may be transmitted, or the entire information may be transmitted. When all the information of the business card record is transmitted, all of the information may be displayed on the user terminal 120, or a part of the information may be displayed.

Next, in step 430, the user terminal 120 receives a part of the information of the business card record 224 selected on the user terminal 130. The user terminal 120 displays a part of the information of the received business card record 224 as an icon in the content area 310 of the screen display 300 of the user terminal 120. At this time, the name or nickname and the image may be displayed, and the user ID and the business card number may be hidden.

Similarly, the user terminal 130 receives part of the information of the business card record 214 selected on the user terminal 120. The user terminal 130 displays a part of the information of the received business card record 214 as an icon in the content area 310 of the screen display 300 of the user terminal 130. At this time, the name or nickname and the image may be displayed, and the user ID and the business card number may be hidden.

Next, in step 440, the user terminal 120 transmits the selected business card record 214 so as to be associated with the business card record 224 selected on the user terminal 130. As a transmission operation, swiping the icon of the business card record 214 displayed in the content area 340 of the screen display 300 of the user terminal 120 toward the icon of the partner's business card record 224 displayed in the content area 310 It is also possible to move the icon of the own business card record 214 by drag and drop and superimpose the icon on the business card record 224 of the other party.

Similarly, in the user terminal 130, the selected business card record 224 is transmitted so as to be associated with the business card record 214 selected in the user terminal 120. As a transmission operation, the user can also swipe the icon of his / her business card record 224 displayed in the content area 340 of the screen display 300 of the user terminal 130 toward the icon of the partner's business card record 214 displayed in the content area 310. It is also possible to move the icon of the own business card record 224 by dragging and dropping and overlay the icon on the business card record 214 of the other party.
In addition, it is not necessary to transmit the own business card record 224 selected in the user terminal 130 at the same time or not at all.

On the other hand, the business card record 214 of the other party received at the user terminal 130 is stored in the memory in association with its own business card record 224. For example, when the user's terminal 130 selects his / her business card record 224 displayed in the content area 340 of the screen display 300, the partner's business card record 214 and / or its icon is “acquaintance” and the content area 320 and / or content area 330 may be displayed.

A copy of the business card records 212 and 214 stored in the user terminal 120 and the business card records 222 and 224 stored in the user terminal 130 may be stored in the server 110.
In this case, the time when the user terminal 120 transmits the business card record 214 in step 440 and the position information of the user terminal 120 at that time may be stored.

  Next, in step 450, the business card information providing method 400 is terminated.

[Update / Delete business card]
FIG. 5 shows a method for updating or deleting a business card record according to an embodiment of the present technology.

  In step 510, a method for updating or deleting a business card record is started. In step 520, the selected business card record 214 is updated or deleted on the user terminal 120, and the information is transmitted to the server 110.

  Next, in step 530, the server 110 receives information on updating or deleting the business card record 214, and the copy of the business card record 214 stored on the server 110 is updated or deleted.

  Next, in step 540, the business card record 214 stored in association with the business card record 224 in the other user terminal 130 is updated or deleted. The update or deletion timing may be triggered by a push notification from the server 110 or may be made in response to a request for information update from the user terminal 130 to the server 110. Further, the update or deletion on the other user terminal 130 may be forcibly performed, or may be performed when a consent operation is performed on the other user terminal 130.

  Next, in step 550, the method for updating or deleting the business card record is terminated.

[Recover Business Card]
Even when a user terminal 120 wants to retrieve his / her own business card record once transmitted to a specific partner, a request for deleting his / her business card record 214 stored in association with the specific partner's business card record 224 may be transmitted. Good. In this case, the deletion of the business card record 214 on the partner user terminal 130 may be forcibly performed or may be performed when a consent operation is performed on the partner user terminal 130.

[Business card with receipt deadline]
When sending your business card record, you may attach a receipt deadline. When a business card record 214 with a receipt deadline is transmitted from the user terminal 120 and the business card record 214 received at the user terminal 130 is not operated within a predetermined time or by a deadline so as to be stored in association with its own business card record 224, The business card record 214 may be automatically deleted on the user terminal 130.

[Business card with expiration date]
You may attach an expiration date when sending your business card record. Regardless of whether a business card record 214 with an expiration date is transmitted from the user terminal 120 and the business card record 214 received at the user terminal 130 is stored in association with its own business card record 224, The business card record 214 may be automatically deleted on the user terminal 130 when the predetermined time limit is reached. At that time, a message for prompting a new business card exchange may be displayed on the terminal.

[Resolve business card exchange]
The partner's business card associated with his / her business card record may be deleted so that the partner's business card is also deleted. In the user terminal 120, the partner's business card record 224 associated with his / her business card record 214 is deleted. In response, the partner's business card record 224 stored in association with the partner's business card record 224 is stored in the partner user terminal 130. It may be deleted. In this case, deletion of the own business card record 214 on the partner user terminal 130 may be forcibly performed or may be performed when a consent operation is performed on the partner user terminal 130.

[Add business card]
A plurality of different business cards belonging to the same person may be exchanged. For example, in the business card information providing method of FIG. 4, the user terminal 120 may transmit the business card record 212 to the user terminal 130 in addition to the business card record 214 simultaneously or with time. The additional business card record 212 is transmitted so as to be associated with the business card record 224 that has already been exchanged with the business card record 214, but is stored in association with a different business card record 222 in the user terminal 130 on the receiving side. May be.

[Communication mode]
The business card record shown in FIG. 2 may further include designation of a communication mode such as text, voice call, video call, and object transmission availability. FIG. 6 shows a business card record including a communication mode according to an embodiment of the present technology.

The business card records 610 and 620 include designation of communication modes such as text, voice call, video call, and object transmission in addition to the data shown in the business card records 210 and 220. Here, “x” indicates that the start of communication in the communication mode is permitted, and “null” indicates that the start of communication in the communication mode is not permitted.

In addition to the data shown in the business card record 212 (FIG. 2), the business card record 612 further includes designation of communication modes of text “x”, voice call “x”, video call “null”, and object transmission “null”.

In addition to the data shown in the business card record 214 (FIG. 2), the business card record 614 further includes designation of the communication mode of text “x”, voice call “x”, video call “x”, and object transmission “null”.

In addition to the data shown in the business card record 222 (FIG. 2), the business card record 622 further includes designation of communication modes of text “x”, voice call “x”, video call “null”, and object transmission “null”.

In addition to the data shown in the business card record 224 (FIG. 2), the business card record 624 further includes designation of communication modes of text “x”, voice call “x”, video call “null”, and object transmission “x”.

As a result, when the business card record 614 and the business card record 624 are exchanged, the text, voice call, and object transmission can be performed from “Shin-chan” of the business card record 614 to “Bomi-chan” of the business card record 624. Is not possible.

On the other hand, text, voice call, and video call can be made from “Bomi-chan” in the business card record 624 to “Shin-chan” in the business card record 614, but object transmission is not possible.

In this case, “Shin-chan” of the business card record 614 is permitted for the video call, while “Bomi-chan” of the business card record 624 is not permitted. In this case, “Shin-chan” of the business card record 614 cannot start communication by video call to “Bomi-chan” of the business card record 624, but the video started by calling “Bomi-chan” of the business card record 624. A video call can be made in response to the call.

Similarly, “Shin-chan” in the business card record 614 does not permit object transmission, while “Bomi-chan” in the business card record 624 is permitted. In this case, the object can be transmitted from “Shin-chan” of the business card record 614 to “Bomi-chan” of the business card record 624, but the object is transmitted from “Bomi-chan” of the business card record 624 to “Shin-chan” of the business card record 614. I can't do it.

The designation of the communication mode of the business card records 612 and 614 can be changed by the user terminal 120. In addition, it may be possible to change according to the other party when exchanging business cards, or it may be possible to change after exchanging business cards once. When the designation of the communication mode is changed, it becomes possible to start communication with the changed communication mode for the changed business card record. Similarly, the designation of the communication mode of the business card records 622 and 624 can be changed by the user terminal 130.

The user terminal 120 may store the communication contents and / or history between the business card record 614 and the business card record 624 in association with the business card record 624. In this case, when the business card record 624 is deleted on the user terminal 120, the communication content and / or history is also deleted on the user terminal 120.

A copy of the business card records 612 and 614 stored in the user terminal 120 and the business card records 622 and 624 stored in the user terminal 130 may be stored in the server 110.
In this case, the server 110 may store the communication content and / or history described above.

[Secret mode]
The business card record shown in FIG. 2 or 6 may include designation of a secret mode indicating whether or not the business card is to be kept secret, and in the case of a business card to be kept secret, the secret level, that is, the degree of secrecy. FIG. 7 shows a business card record including a secret mode according to an embodiment of the present technology.

Business card records 710 and 720 include, in addition to the data shown in business card records 610 and 620 (FIG. 6), designation of a secret mode and communication records.

In specifying the secret mode, “null” indicates that it is not a business card that should be kept secret, that is, displayed when the user terminal is set to “normal mode” and “secret mode”. Indicates a business card record. “1” indicates a business card that should be kept secret, that is, a business card record that is displayed only when the user terminal is set to “secret mode”. “2” indicates that the user terminal is a business card record that is displayed only when the user terminal is set to the “super secret mode”, which is a higher secret level in the secret mode.

In the communication record, “null” indicates that there is no communication record, and “uri_1”, “uri_2”, “uri_3”, “uri_4” indicate the location of the communication record data on the server where the communication record is stored. Indicates a URI. The communication record may be divided into communication history and communication content.

The business card record 712 includes a secret mode designation “null” and a communication record “uri — 1” in addition to the data shown in the business card record 612 (FIG. 6). Upon receiving the business card record 712, the user terminal 130 can display the business card record 712 when set to the normal mode and communicate with the user terminal 120 by a designated communication method. At that time, the communication record is recorded in uri_1.

The business card record 714 further includes a secret mode designation “1” and a communication record “uri_2” in addition to the data shown in the business card record 614 (FIG. 6). The user terminal 130 that has received the business card record 714 can display the business card record 714 when set to the secret mode and communicate with the user terminal 120 by the designated communication method. At that time, the communication record is recorded in uri_2.

The business card record 716 includes a secret mode designation “2” and a communication record “null” in addition to the data shown in the business card record (not shown). The user terminal 130 that has received the business card record 716 can display the business card record 716 when the super-secret mode is set, and communicate with the user terminal 120 by a designated communication method. At that time, the communication record is not recorded, or even if it is recorded, it may be erased at the end of communication.

The business card record 722 includes a secret mode designation “null” and a communication record “uri_3” in addition to the data shown in the business card record 622 (FIG. 6). The user terminal 120 that has received the business card record 722 can display the business card record 722 when set to the normal mode and communicate with the user terminal 130 by the designated communication method. At that time, the communication record is recorded in uri_3.

The business card record 724 includes a secret mode designation “1” and a communication record “uri — 4” in addition to the data shown in the business card record 624 (FIG. 6). The user terminal 120 that has received the business card record 724 can display the business card record 724 when the secret mode is set, and can communicate with the user terminal 130 by a designated communication method. At that time, the communication record is recorded in uri_4.

The business card record 726 further includes a secret mode designation “2” and a communication record “null” in addition to the data shown in the business card record (not shown). The user terminal 120 that has received the business card record 726 can display the business card record 726 when the super-secret mode is set, and can communicate with the user terminal 130 by the designated communication method. At that time, the communication record is not recorded, or even if it is recorded, it may be erased at the end of communication.

The business card record in the super secret mode may be stored in association only with the business card record in the super secret mode. For example, the business card record 716 in the super-secret mode is stored in association with the business card record 726 in the super-secret mode, but is not stored in association with the business card record 722 in the normal mode or the business card record 724 in the secret mode. The same applies to the business card record 726 in the super secret mode.

If the business card record in the normal mode or the business card record in the secret mode received from the other user terminal is stored in association with the business card record in the normal mode, it can be displayed and communicated when the normal mode is set. Can be displayed and communicated when the secret mode is set.

In FIG. 7, the designation of the secret mode may not be unique to the business card record, and the secret mode of the business card record may be changeable at the terminal that has received the business card record.

For example, when the business card record 712 “Shin Suzuki” and the business card record 722 “Hana Tanaka” are associated with each other, the designation of the secret mode of the received business card record 722 “Hana Tanaka” is specified in the user terminal “Shin Suzuki”. You may change the value from “null” to “1”. In this case, in the user terminal of “Shin Suzuki”, the business card record 722 “Hana Tanaka” is not displayed when the normal mode is set, and the business card record 722 “Hana Tanaka” is displayed when the secret mode is set. . In this case, the designation of the secret mode of the business card record 722 “Hana Tanaka” at the user terminal “Hana Tanaka” is not affected and remains “null”.

Furthermore, in FIG. 7, a default value for specifying the secret mode may not be provided, and may be arbitrarily set by the user terminal on the receiving side.

FIG. 8 shows a transition diagram of mode setting of the user terminal according to the embodiment of the present technology.

The mode setting of the user terminal includes a normal mode 810, a secret mode 820, and a super secret mode 830.

The user terminal shifts to the secret mode 820 by performing the security release operation 812 from the normal mode 810. The security release operation 812 can be performed by pattern authentication for performing authentication by tracing a plurality of locations in a predetermined order in a password input or a touch panel divided into a plurality of sections, and biometric authentication such as fingerprint authentication and face authentication. Good. Furthermore, it is possible to make it difficult for others to know the existence of the secret mode itself, such as by releasing security when a predetermined pattern is traced in a normal screen display without displaying a node indicating a partition on the screen in pattern authentication. Good. Further, the security release operation may be programmable by the user and may be selected from the above authentication or may be combined.

The user terminal shifts to the normal mode 810 by performing the security lock operation 822 from the secret mode 820. The security lock operation 822 may be a predetermined operation such as an exit button, may be automatically performed when the application program ends, or is automatically performed when an input waiting state has elapsed for a certain period of time. Also good.

When the user terminal is set to the secret mode 820, a security release operation 824 is performed to shift to the super secret mode 830. The security release operation 824 may be performed by password authentication, pattern authentication for performing authentication by tracing a plurality of locations in a touch panel divided into a plurality of sections in a predetermined order, or biometric authentication such as fingerprint authentication or face authentication. Good. Furthermore, it is possible to make it difficult for others to know the existence of the secret mode itself, such as by releasing security when a predetermined pattern is traced in a normal screen display without displaying a node indicating a partition on the screen in pattern authentication. Good. Further, the security release operation may be programmable by the user and may be selected from the above authentication or may be combined.

The user terminal performs the security lock operation 832 from the super secret mode 830 to leave the super secret mode 830 and shift to the normal mode 810. The security lock operation 832 may be a predetermined operation such as an exit button, may be automatically performed when the application program ends, or is automatically performed when the input waiting state has elapsed for a certain period of time. Also good. When the security lock operation 832 is performed, all operation records, communication records, and other records in the super secret mode 830 may be erased. The deletion of the record may include the cache memory of the user terminal or the server.

[Calendar / Event Function]
The business card record shown in FIG. 7 may have a calendar / event function associated with each business card record. FIG. 9 shows a calendar according to an embodiment of the present technology.

In FIG. 9, a calendar 910 is a calendar of the user ID “M8pG17”, the business card # “01”, and the name “Shin Suzuki” associated with the business card record 712 (FIG. 7), and is stored in the user terminal 120. As an example, the calendar for the fourth week of November 2017 is shown, but the calendar display may be in minutes, hours, days, or months. Or yearly units.

Calendar 910 includes event 912 “Sunday” on November 19 (“Hana Tanaka” and business card exchange at the golf course ”, event 914“ November 22 (Wednesday) ”“ voice call with “Hana Tanaka” ”, and November 25th (Saturday) event 916 “Hana Tanaka and Golf Round” is included.

Event 912 “Business card exchange at“ Hana Tanaka ”and golf course” indicates that the business card record 712 of “Nobu Suzuki” and the business card record 722 of “Hana Tanaka” were first exchanged at the golf course. The event 912 is automatically generated by the user terminal 120 or the server 140 based on communication information such as time and position information (two-dimensional or three-dimensional) stored at the time of business card exchange, and is recorded in the calendar 910. In addition, events may be displayed in a list in time series, and information such as when and where with a specific partner may be easily grasped. Furthermore, the communication information stored at the time of business card exchange may include information identified by the five senses such as sound, color, and smell. Each event may be given an ID by a user terminal or a server so that it can be seen that it participated in the same event. You may enable it to search the event and business card which were linked | related from the phrase, image, and moving image data contained in communication information.

Event 914 “Hana Tanaka and voice call” indicates that a voice call has been made between “Nobu Suzuki” and “Hana Tanaka”. The event 914 is automatically generated by the user terminal 120 or the server 140 based on the communication record uri_1 (FIG. 7) and recorded in the calendar 910. In the event list display, only communication records may be extracted and displayed.

The event 916 “Hana Tanaka and Golf Round” may be input and recorded by the user terminal 120 as a future schedule or as a past event.

The calendar 920 is a calendar of the user ID “M8pG17”, the business card # “02”, and the nickname “Shin-chan” associated with the business card record 714 (FIG. 7), and is stored in the user terminal 120.

Calendar 920 includes events 922 "“ Bomi-chan ”and business card exchange at concert live venue on Monday, November 20th, event 924“ text communication with “Bomi-chan” ”on November 21st (Tuesday), and 11 24th (Friday) Event 926 “Bomi-chan and concert live viewing” is included.

Event 922 "Business card exchange with" Bomi-chan "at the concert live venue" indicates that "Shin-chan" business card record 714 and "Bomi-chan" business card record 724 were first exchanged at the concert live venue. The event 922 is automatically generated by the user terminal 120 or the server 140 based on communication information such as time and position information stored at the time of business card exchange, and is recorded in the calendar 920.

Event 924 “Bomi-chan and text communication” indicates that text communication has been performed between “Shin-chan” and “Bomi-chan”. The event 924 is automatically generated by the user terminal 120 or the server 140 based on the communication record uri_2 (FIG. 7) and recorded in the calendar 910.

The event 926 “Bomi-chan and concert live viewing” may be input and recorded by the user terminal 120 as a future schedule or as a past event, and is automatically performed by the user terminal 120 or the server 140 based on the communication record uri_2. It may be generated and recorded in the calendar 920.

The calendars 910 and 920 are managed independently of each other. When the user terminal 120 is set in the normal mode, the business card 712 and the calendar 910 of “Shin Suzuki” can be displayed, and when the user terminal 120 is set in the secret mode, the above “Shin Suzuki” In addition to the business card 712 and the calendar 910, a business card 714 and a calendar 920 of “Shin-chan” can be displayed. Only the history and schedule time zones in other calendars may be displayed as “scheduled” superimposed on the calendar so as to make it easier to avoid overlapping schedules. Similarly, only the history and scheduled time zone in the calendar may be displayed as being “scheduled” superimposed on another calendar.

In addition, when an event recorded in the calendar associated with the business card is also associated with the business card of the partner associated with the business card, such as when participating in the same event as the business card exchange partner, You may make it record also in the business card received from the said other party referred to by the user terminal, or the memo column or history column provided there.

  For example, the present technology enables different business card information to be used and exchanged depending on a partner.

100 Business card information providing system 110 Server 120, 130 User terminal 140 Internet

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A system for providing business card information,
A first business card record having a value for identifying the first person, and a second business card record having a value for identifying the first person and having a value different from the first business card record User terminals,
A second user terminal including a third business card record having a value identifying the second person,
The first user terminal further includes a first calendar associated with the first business card record and a second calendar associated with the second business card record;
In response to the third business card record being associated with the first business card record, event information extracted from the communication content with the third business card record is recorded in the first calendar. Configured
Business card information provision system. The second user terminal further includes a fourth business card record having a value for identifying a second person and different from the third business card record;
In response to the fourth business card record being associated with the second business card record, the event information extracted from the communication content with the fourth business card record is recorded in the second calendar. Configured
The business card information providing system according to claim 1. Event information extracted from the communication content is configured to be automatically generated by the user terminal or the server based on the communication information stored time and location information at the time of card exchange,
The business card information providing system according to claim 1. The event information extracted from the communication content is configured to be automatically generated by the user terminal or server based on the communication record.
The business card information providing system according to claim 1. The first calendar can be displayed when the first business card record can be displayed, and the second calendar can be displayed when the second business card record can be displayed. Was
The business card information providing system according to claim 1. The first calendar and the second calendar are configured to be managed independently of each other.
The business card information providing system according to claim 1. The first calendar is configured to display only the scheduled time zone in the second calendar superimposed on the first calendar.
The business card information providing system according to claim 1. A first business card record having a value for identifying the first person, a first calendar associated with the first business card record, and a value for identifying the first person, the first business card record A method for providing business card information in a first user terminal including a second business card record having a different value from the second business card record and a second calendar associated with the second business card record,
Receiving a third business card record having a value identifying the second person;
Associating the third business card record with the first business card record;
Recording event information extracted from communication contents with the third business card record in the first calendar,
Business card information provision method. A first business card record having a value for identifying the first person, a first calendar associated with the first business card record, and a value for identifying the first person, the first business card record A first user terminal including a second business card record having a different value and a second calendar associated with the second business card record;
Receiving a third business card record having a value identifying the second person;
Associating the third business card record with the first business card record;
Recording event information extracted from the communication content with the third business card record in the first calendar;
The computer-readable recording medium which recorded the program for performing this.

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