International Business Machines Corporation

Globalfoundries Inc.

Aviad Sela

Uri Shani

Nir Mashkif

Yishai Abraham Feldman

Segev Eliezer Wasserkrug

Michael Masin

Lior Limonad

Amit Fisher

Ariel Landau

Dagan Gilat

Fabiana Fournier

Sergey Krutyolkin

Inna Skarbovsky

David Harold Berk

Natalia Razinkov

Yaakov Dolgov

Odellia Alfassi

Sarel Aiber

Alex Akilov

A computerized method for cross-domain collaborative revision management of a common product. The method comprises: Monitoring a plurality of local revisions for each of a plurality of projects associated with the common product, each of the plurality of projects managed in one of a plurality of domain-specific configuration management tools; creating a collaborative baseline within a collaborative relationship hub synchronizing between a group of the plurality of local revisions selected from each of the plurality of projects; and assembling instructions of generating the common product according to the collaborative baseline.

Cross-domain collaborative configuration management

A method comprising: obtaining a first viewpoint representing a partial depiction of a system, wherein the first viewpoint comprises a property base, an instance base and a class base; obtaining a second viewpoint representing a partial depiction of the system, wherein the second viewpoint comprises a property base, an instance base and a class base, wherein the instance base of the second viewpoint is different than the instance base of the first viewpoint; creating a third viewpoint based on the first and second viewpoints, wherein the third viewpoint representing the system, wherein the third viewpoint comprises a property base, an instance base and a class base, wherein the instance base comprises instances defined by the instance base of the first viewpoint and instances defined by the instance base of the second viewpoint.

Representing a system using viewpoints

A computerized method to provide an enriched unified model data index by generating a unified model data index by indexing shared syntax elements of data artifacts that describe engineering and non-engineering domains, creating instances of an engineering reference model describing model properties that define blocks and relationships between each of the data artifacts for each of the engineering and non-engineering domains, and enriching the unified model data index by adding the relationships having shared syntax elements of at least one instance of the engineering reference model to the shared syntax elements of the unified model data index.

Cross-domain data artifacts consolidation in model context

A method of scheduling highly parallel jobs with global interdependencies is provided herein. The method includes the following steps: grouping input elements, each group being associated with an interdependency tag reflecting a level of interdependency between data associated with different input elements within a group; clustering the groups into collections of groups, wherein the clustered groups are associated with an interdependency tag reflecting a level of interdependency between groups, above a specified value; applying a conflict check to the collections of groups and to active jobs of a working set, to yield a conflict level between each collection of groups and each active job, by analyzing the interdependency tags of the collections of groups vis &#xe0; vis interdependency tags associated with the active jobs; and adding collections of groups into the working set, wherein added collections of groups are associated with a conflict level below an acceptable conflict level.

Scheduling highly parallel jobs having global interdependencies

A method for simulating a computer system includes defining a set of building blocks including models of components of the computer system. The set of building blocks is interconnected to produce a topological model of the computer system. A client transaction model is derived based on historical data, for generating simulated client requests to be processed by the topological model. A resource requirement model is produced based on the topological model and on the historical data, the resource requirement model simulating a resource utilization of the components of the computer system responsively to the generated client requests. A performance metric of the computer system is estimated by simulating the computer system using the simulated client requests and the resource requirement model.

Automatic generation of hybrid performance models

A relational database architecture with Dynamic Load capability, including a relational database for storing records, a storage unit, a record dispatcher for storing a plurality of objects, each containing at least one record, in the storage unit, and a mapping of the objects to the records which they contain, where the record dispatcher is configured to receive a Dynamic Load Request including a key value of desired records, search the mapping to determine which of the objects in the storage unit contain records that match the key value, and load any of the matching records into the database.

Relational database architecture with dynamic load capability

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Yokneam, Israel

Aviad Sela