Newport IP, LLC
Dynamic monitoring and control of web page experiences based upon user activity of associated applications
The present disclosure provides enhanced techniques for dynamically monitoring and controlling user experiences on a website based on user activity of associated software applications. A system can offer a number of web pages to different user groups in an experiment. Each web page can describe respective configurations of an application, and each user group may receive a particular web page based on one or more criteria. An application installer and a resource identifier are transmitted to the client device in response to an installation request. A configuration file is also delivered to the client device based on the resource identifier. The configuration file causes the installation of a particular application configuration on the client device. The application configuration sends telemetry data indicating user retention data to a service. A usage report summarizing the telemetry data is generated and utilized to adjust the criteria for controlling one or more experiments.
Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC
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Knox Van Zwol, II Lee Hu Ustinov Veis Leonard Mehlhaff Dunkel Krzeminski