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| Number | Title | Issue Date |
| 7349888 | System and method to customize the facilitation of development of user thinking about and documenting of an arbitrary problem Systems and method to customize the facilitation of development of user thinking about and documenting of an arbitrary problem. A system or method for facilitating construction and documentation of a model representing user understanding about an arbitrary problem i... | 03/25/2008 |
| 7260561 | System and method to facilitate user thinking about an arbitrary problem with output and interface to external components and resources Systems and methods to facilitate user thinking about an arbitrary problem. The systems and methods include an output and interface to external components and resources. A system for facilitating construction of a model representing user understanding about an arbit... | 08/21/2007 |
| 7203667 | System and method of facilitating and evaluating user thinking about an arbitrary problem using an archetype process Preferred embodiments of the invention provide systems and methods of facilitating and evaluating user thinking about an arbitrary problem. The system includes first logic to facilitate user specification of the problem to populate a problem statement structure. It ... | 04/10/2007 |
| 7143074 | System and method of facilitating and evaluating user thinking about an arbitrary problem Preferred embodiments of the invention provide systems and methods of facilitating and evaluating user thinking about an arbitrary problem. The system includes first logic to facilitate user specification of the problem to populate a problem statement structure. It ... | 11/28/2006 |
