Bank of America Corporation

Chris Keilitz

Daniel Douglas Grace

Erik D Dahl

Hans Dirk Schumacher

Gordon Matthew Woods

Alexander Cameron Thomson

Barry Lanell Smith

Mark Walters

Robin Griffen Cobb

Mari Anne Kawaguchi

W Keith Gordon

Beverly Ann Bonner

Benjamin Paul McQuay

Matthew Allen Knight

Embodiments of the invention are directed to a system, method, or computer program product structured for determining platform stability and resiliency. In some embodiments, the system is structured for, for each of a plurality of applications deployed or scheduled to be deployed on a platform, gathering data, evaluating stability factor(s), evaluating resiliency factor(s), determining an overall stability score for the application from the stability factor(s) and overall resiliency score for the application from the resiliency factor(s), and determining a data quality score and criticality score for the application from the stability factor(s) and resiliency factor(s); generating a first GUI including selectable filters; receiving a selection of at least one filter; identifying a subset of applications using the selected filter(s); determining an aggregated stability score, resiliency score, data quality score, and criticality score for the identified subset; and generating a second GUI including the aggregated scores.

Graphical user interface and analysis system for determining platform stability and resiliency

Techniques for a data repository, e.g., a data warehouse, connect multiple disparate systems and combine different software tools to provide a full view of the data warehouse for an end user. An inventory tool integration and services interface includes a tool integration component, a common data component, and an inventory services component. The tool integration component obtains data sets from different tools. The common data component converts each data set and combines the converted data sets. The inventory services component provides the combined data sets through a user interface for an end user. The inventory tool integration and services interface appropriately combines data sets and supports different user interfaces for different end users having different roles within an enterprise. The tool and services integration interface also may obtain a data set from a tool in accordance with an integration option.

Integration layer for a data repository

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Chris Keilitz