Regional Benchmarking System
First Claim
1. A data application computer system, comprising:
- comparator regions;
summarizing algorithms to present color-coded comparisons of data of said comparator regions;
indicator levels for each said comparator region;
sub-indicator levels for each said individual category;
metric levels showing individual data sets included of each said sub-indicator level;
filtering tools that allow users to limit the data used for reporting; and
a range of reporting choices for the data of said comparator regions.
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Abstract
A database that generates summary as well as detailed comparisons between regions on a wide range of indicators, providing clear benchmarks to support the work of policymakers and analysts as well the general public. The first implementation of this data application system is the Regional Innovation Index, focused on economic innovation. The Regional Innovation Index allows a user to compare the performance of selected regions in terms of indicators such as capital availability, education, immigration patterns, labor availability, firms, industry composition, infrastructure and university activities. The system can also filter results by industry. Eventually it is anticipated that the Regional Innovation Index will be expanded to cover international comparisons. Additional Regional Indexes will address education, healthcare, the environment, and other sectors.
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9 Claims
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1. A data application computer system, comprising:
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comparator regions;
summarizing algorithms to present color-coded comparisons of data of said comparator regions;
indicator levels for each said comparator region;
sub-indicator levels for each said individual category;
metric levels showing individual data sets included of each said sub-indicator level;
filtering tools that allow users to limit the data used for reporting; and
a range of reporting choices for the data of said comparator regions. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
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9. A data application computer system, comprising:
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First indicator levels corresponding to relationships amongst data in a first set;
Second indicator levels corresponding to relationships amongst data in a second set, said second set being a subset of data from said first set; and
Metric levels corresponding to relationships amongst data in a third set, said third set being a subset of data from said second set.
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