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  1. ANALYZER = Giving 'access: relying on security system data/'tracking to improve 'access system [by limiting 'access privileges to parties with improper [access related] behavior.
  2. ARTIST = 'BA showing views people have of art. How 'artists / art creates 'designated 'moods, and effects people's behaviors [as reflected in 'BA].
  3. ASSOCIATE ™ = Associations clients/employees can make/link with what they see/hear/read ['va, 'sa, 'editing, 'ba]. Which links/' associations led to sales or using of services [use/license services and/or physical space rentals that were 'adapted by ' W5.
  4. BA = Landlord behavior: how they exchange 'access for 'billing income, balanced with risk 'analysis [based on security (background search, 'ba), 'predicted client ['licensee] behavior.
  5. BILL = 'Track 'accessing of features in [monthly] invoicing. Which features were used ' W5, and willingness for clients to pay, regardless of how they 'associated a cost/benefit ratio. Some services are so important but people were less willing to pay for them [for 'ba showed such were expected rights for their 'access 'license]. How different business incubators 'analyzed / 'tracked this situation for greater 'billing revenue, and client ['royalty] income.
  6. . Billing 'software, eg: Excel software.
  7. CAMERA / LENS = 'access, 'ba, 'va. Security camera research.
  8. CART = Digital flash card [with 'image] for [color copier / compute].
  9. CLAP = Lights / 'access [restriction] features activated. Knowing people are building based on sounds in hallway, etc. With sounds, lights are left on.
  10. COMMUNICATE = 'Telephony. 'Adapted our phone answering service to clients. Our marketing 'adapted to local behaviors and business styles.
  11. COORDINATOR = Client needs with available services and building facilities.
  12. DANCE * = Which body movements (of receptionist) generate 'predicted 'reactions in 'licensees, eg: greater pleasure ('entertainment), curiosity (interest in buying/' acces ing other features) to continue the positive experience. Ergonomics (not hurt one's back, or fall).
  13. DB = 'Tracking 'billable usage. 'Accessing database to: 'analyze 'W5 is using features, so we can: increase client satisfaction -> client retention (longer licenses) / greater monthly 'billings.
  14. DISTANCER ™ = Not loosing items. Keeping things where they belong. Tying pens to clipboard. Theft reduction.
  15. ENTERTAIN = ' W5 'entertainment generates greater [long term] 'billing.
  16. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION / E.P. = Electrical consumption by [fixed] devices like lighting, HVAC [heating ventilation and air conditioning], personal 'computers, electronic 'gadgets.
  17. . Difficulties getting people to recycle their wastes, and having them picked up with a better 'interface for [tenants], 'Tracking, 'BA, 'Access [' W5 for pick ups; shredding documents].
  18. EXERCISE = Devices [tenants] could want. Stairway = built in tread master [behavioral resistance to walking up a single flight of stairs despite health benefits]. ADA [American Disabilities Act]. Office gym installation(s).
  19. GAME = Visitors in reception area playing [video / non electronic] 'games. ' W5 they are played.
  20. GPS = Who did W5.
  21. GUIDE = Clients learn more available features after they started 'licensing something. Too much information about available features contradicts invention's desire for simpler 'interface.
  22. . Trusting / learning to use one function, can naturally lead to client's interest/open-ness to learning about other less or [unrelated features, eg: [color] copier functions get complicated requiring 'EGH.
  23. . Friendly / Honest 'interface create synergistic effect in: clients trust more when provider is [user] friendly; user friendliness helps create trust. Tricky behavior [to maximize short term profits] hurts long term 'billings in many ways, eg: clients speak with each other. Clients 'analyze / 'ba the services/invention features.
  24. INTERACTIVE = the more the better. Live versus automated phone attendants.
  25. LICENSEE / LICENSOR = Client and Landlord behavior ['ba]. How they maximize/minimize, monetary income/expenditures/royalty fees. 'W5 something is licensed/used. 'W5 licensee/licensors don't act in their best financial interests [due to failure to see all the (linked/' associated) benefits]. What behaviors/perceptions ('ba, 'associations, 'editing) cloud/effect judgment (business decision making 'analysis).
  26. LOCATOR * = know 'W5 clients (tenants) are: helps connect incoming [screened] telephone callers to our clients. 'Tracking client quickens the phone 'connection in terms of: quickening the 'connection / being able to make the 'link (hard to do if the designated person and/or wanted feature can't be found/connected to).
  27. MIC / MICROPHONE = Security system's 'VA.
  28. . 'BA of [receptionist on phone] shows what actions create greater 'billings.
  29. . 'VA is form of 'access control: can visitor / potential client be trusted? 'Predicting future 'billings [how much they will spend].
  30. MM = Power point. Putting printer onto networks [for those with 'access]. Simplifying 'interfaces can also reduce income [fewer people able to access complicated printer network] generates less 'billings, but less frustrated clients. Frustrated clients might be shorter term.
  31. NOTIFlER = Improper 'access [usage] 'tracked by employees/security systems.
  32. PREDICT = client's [unstated] needs, and length of remaining a client. Study their credit history, and use our 'behavior analyzer related process.
  33. Q = know 'W5 questions to ask
  34. ROUTE / ROUTER = direct prospective clients to the services we 'predict they need; or even to other organizations based on their behavior profile.
  35. S&R / SEEK & REACT = how we and/or clients 'seek and 'react to each other.
  36. SYNTH = which voice tonalities 'W5 had 'predictable 'reactions in listeners/users.
  37. T / TEL = business incubator phone system features recommended by OBCAI
  38. TGH = methods to increase creative thinking (in conceiving inventions) got harder.
  39. TRAITS = of clients.
  40. UQ = common questions & answers
  41. VIBRATION = 'track 'W5 people are walking [in building] [for 'ba]. What features are used ' W5.
  42. VA = 'tracking business activity / [incubator employees] 'analyzing client behavior = 'tailor features/services.
  43. W5 ™ = usage patterns for 'billable services
  44. ZONE = Real estate property rights. Greater usage of certain 'zones in building create a behavior pattern of users; whereby we 'react by 'adapting ourselves to their needs accordingly, e.g.: location of our services, equipment, etc.


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