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Design and Development of Automated Schedule Adjustment Technology for Integrated Schedule Management System

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In recent years, the Internet of Things technology has become widespread in response to changes in social trends such as a shortage of working population mainly in developed countries, globalization, and changes in consumer needs. As the number of devices connected to the Internet increases rapidly, various devices can be used to estimate and optimize people's schedule to increase time that people can freely use and improve qualily of life.In this paper, we proposed automated schedule adjustment technology for integrated schedule management system. In automated schedule adjustment technology, schedule templates are used to calculate matching degree of user schedule and schedule template from the viewpoint of schedule sequence and time duration. We evaluated the proposed automated schedule adjustment technology for integrated schedule management system.with an example user case of employee in a company and confirmed the automated schedule adjustment technology saves 520 minutes and make 52 hours time effective use.

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          CCIOT '21: Proceedings of the 2021 6th International Conference on Cloud Computing and Internet of Things
          September 2021
          84 pages
          ISBN:9781450389877
          DOI:10.1145/3493287

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