Oracle International Corporation

Bhupinder Sondhi

Amira A Morcos

Keshava Mangipudi

Frederic Portal

Richa Dubey

Gary Anthony Mora

David J Bell

Tamijselvy Muralidharan

Weishin Yin

Christine E Libby

Donald M Scantland, Jr

Lilli I Cooper

Yachuan (Cathy) Kao

Tripti Nair

Gerhard Schmidt

May W Chau

Lisa B Murray

Venugopal Bheemreddy

Louis Y Lei

Roxanne M Johnson

Babou Srinivasan

Ellen Werner Blakey

Deepa Pai Saoji

Balaji Dasarath

Carl Yerkovich

Naomi Dorsch

Chi Ken Young

Jeremias Romana

Shashidar Bellur

Madhavi Makkapati

Christopher Bharath

Bill Tsang

Santhosh Thomas

Techniques are disclosed for using machine-learning processing for generating resource-allocation specifications. A first data set may be received from a first data source. The first data set can include a first resource request and a first timestamp associated with entities. A second data set can be received from a second data source that includes communication data and allocation data associated with the entities. Target characteristics may be defined for training instances. The training instances can be used to train a machine-learning model using the first data set and the second data set. A third data set may be accessed and used to generate a user session within which, the trained machine-learning model may execute to generate a resource-allocation specification. The resource-allocation specification including a communication schedule. One or more communications compliant with the communication schedule may be output to an entity.

Machine-learning processing at native-location storage system to generate collections action plan

A method, system, and computer program product for presentation of data in enterprise applications. The method form commences by identifying a hierarchy of data maintained by an enterprise application (e.g., in a database). A hierarchy processor or other processor reads the hierarchy of data to configure a graphical representation of the hierarchy of data to be displayed on a display device. The graphical representation includes a graphical display indication corresponding to one or more relationships between items in the displayed hierarchy. Additional display indications include a calculated summary value of aggregated data, such as where the aggregated data is calculated using an aggregation function.

Automatic generation of hierarchy visualizations

A first computer system displays a user interface that includes a first portion and a non-overlapping, second portion. The first portion includes a first pagelet that comprises a plurality of first active links. The first portion also includes a second pagelet that includes a plurality of second active links. One of the first active links is activated, and in response the first computer system displays a first user interface in the second area. The first user interface includes a list of first links, wherein the list of first links is displayed while the first active links and the second active links are displayed in the first and second pagelets, respectively.

Enterprise application workcenter

A method, system, and computer program product for enterprise analytics. The method commences by requesting and receiving bank statement information from a bank computer where the bank statement information comprises at least a then current balance, then accessing a transaction repository to retrieve a transaction pipeline comprising deposit transactions and/or withdrawal transactions to be applied at future times to the then current balance. The method continues by forecasting a balance by applying at least a portion of the transaction pipeline to the then current balance. The resulting forecasted balance and reports are displayed for review by a user. The displays can include desktop or mobile displays or both. Transactions that involve multiple currencies can be converted into a selected currency of choice, and the balances and transactions are displayed in the denomination of the selected currency.

Cash position forecasting with real-time analytics

A business process visualization is described. In one embodiment, process may include searching for documents stored in memory. The search identifies first documents, wherein the first documents comprise data of respective transactions of a first business process sequence implemented by an enterprise application. A user interface (UI) is then generated that includes components corresponding to the first documents, respectively, and components that visually identify relationships between the first documents.

Business process visualization

A computer is programmed to receive from an administrator, a rule specifying one or more values of a parameter, identification of software wherein the rule is to be applied, and identification of a user on whom the rule is to be applied. The computer stores an association between the rule, the identified user and the identified software. On receipt of input from the identified user, to access the identified software, the computer uses the association to retrieve the rule, apply the rule to select information based on the value(s) specified in the rule, and execute the identified software to display the selected information to the identified user. Use of a rule that is specific to the user and also specific to the software enables the computer to support security for each user differently for different pieces of software in a software product line.

Securing user access to a parameter value across a software product line differently for different products

Mechanisms and approaches for a collaborative financial close portal are provided. A client receives display data, which when rendered by the client, depicts a collaborative financial close portal that supports one or more workspaces. Each of the one or more workspaces may be used by a different set of users to perform activities related to a financial close process. The one or more workspaces are arranged in a hierarchical relationship. In response to receiving identification data that identifies a user of the client, additional display data is sent to the client, which when rendered, depicts a particular workspace for which the user is granted access. The depiction of the particular workspace includes depicting status information about financial close activities associated with one or more workspaces lower in the hierarchal relationship than the particular workspace.

Collaborative financial close portal

This disclosure describes, generally, methods and systems for implementing event driven audit logging. The method includes establishing, at an audit logging system, audit logging framework configured to provide application independent connectivity and further configured to provide event driven audit logging. The method further includes receiving, at the audit logging system, a selection of an application to provide event driven auditing, enabling event driven auditing for the selected application, and receiving a selection of event types to enable for auditing by the audit logging framework. Furthermore, the method includes based on the selected event types, tracking the application actions associated with the selected events, creating an event log for the application, and providing access to the event log.

Event driven audit logging

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Bhupinder Sondhi