Microstrategy, Inc.

Abhijeet Roy

Nida Imtiaz

Hui Yuan

Timothy Lang

Jose Manuel Nocedal De La Garza

Benjamin Reyes

Victor Hugo Pena

Atul Sharma

Utkarsh Shah

A method for analytics presentation on large displays may include receiving, at a client device, login information for a user, retrieving, from a database, user preference information for the user, obtaining an initial set of information cards based on the user preference information, transmitting the initial set of information cards to a shared display connected to the client device, receiving, from the user by way of the client device, a user request for additional or alternative information, obtaining a modified set of information cards based on the user request, and transmitting the modified set of information cards to the shared display.

Systems and methods for analytics presentation on large displays

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs stored on computer-readable media, for providing contextually-relevant database content. Techniques are described for monitoring conditions of a computing device and detecting when database content is relevant to a current context of the computing device. In some implementations, a first computing device is monitored to detect actions of the first computing device that involve calendar data for a user. In response, a determination that text corresponding to the calendar appointment includes a term associated with a particular entity is made. Data for a user information card including information related to the particular entity is obtained. The first computing device is then caused to display the user information card or an interactive control configured to initiate display of the user information card.

Providing contextually-relevant database content based on calendar data

Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for automatically defined groups for document distribution are disclosed. In one aspect, a method includes the actions of accessing document data for a document having content that is adjustable based on geographic locations of objects. The actions further include determining multiple object types specified by the document data, the multiple object types indicating types of objects that are discoverable using the document. The actions further include obtaining object location data indicating locations associated with objects. The actions further include identifying objects having the determined object types that are associated with locations in a particular geographical area. The actions further include obtaining attributes of the identified objects from one or more databases. The actions further include generating a view of the document based on the document data, the identified objects, and the obtained attributes.

Automatically defining groups in documents

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Abhijeet Roy