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Alexander Lingg

Frank Brunswig

Markus Cherdron

Gregor Tielsch

Volker Driesen

Hans-Juergen Richstein

Holger Bohle

Reiner P Hammerich

Andreas Hoffner

Kai Richter

Stefan Beck

Knut Manske

Tim Back

Iouri Loukachev

Thomas Reiss

Tobias Stein

Peter Muessig

Maricel Cabahug

Luc Walterthum

Silke Arians

Techniques for identifying a knowledge graph including one or more objects; generating a situation definition based on the knowledge graph, the generating including: identifying a particular object of the one or more objects; determining a trigger condition associated with the particular object; determining related information based on the one or more objects; determining one or more actions associated with the one or more objects and based on: i) the trigger condition, and ii) the related information; associating the trigger, the related information, and the one or more actions with the situation definition; and associating the situation definition with criteria for assignment to one or more user profiles.

Generation and handling of situation objects

A system for development, deliver, deployment and operation of an application includes at least one memory including instructions on a computing device and at least one processor on the computing device. The processor is operably coupled to the at least one memory and is arranged and configured to execute the instructions that, when executed, cause the processor to implement an application within a platform associated with a namespace for the platform, where the platform is one platform of a plurality of platforms. The processor implements a descriptor having an identifier that uniquely associates the descriptor with the application, where the descriptor comprises a single file that is platform independent and that includes a plurality of namespaces and application-specific attributes for each of the namespaces to enable the application to operate on multiple different platforms using the same descriptor.

Configuring and operating applications using a descriptor

A database processing system can support applications of an online transaction processing (OLTP) archetype and of an online analytical processing (OLAP) archetype. Hybrid archetypes can also be supported to implement hybrid scenarios. Requests for services are routed to an appropriate engine for fulfillment. User interface assets can be served by a shared infrastructure. Seamless navigation from one archetype to another can be supported in an insight-to-action scenario.

Heterogeneous database processing archetypes for hybrid system

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Alexander Lingg