Kana Software, Inc.

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Altaworks Corporation

David M Heath

Robert L Arseneault

David P Cokely

Enzo Guadagnoli

Hector C Torres

Stefanie L Moses

Robert L Cohen

Vani T Chiganmy

Sergio A Rubio

Ralph L Beck

John J McGee

Michael B Courtemanche

John Michael Earley

Embodiments of the present invention address deficiencies of the art in respect to expert modeling in a KM system and provide method, system and computer program product for organically ranked knowledge and categorization for a KM system. In one embodiment of the invention, a method for organically ranked knowledge and categorization in a KM system can be provided. The method can include bookmarking answer content for a first end user of the knowledge management system, suggesting a set of categories previously associated with the answer content by other end users of the knowledge management system, and categorizing the bookmarked answer content with a category selected from the set of categories.

Organically ranked knowledge categorization in a knowledge management system

A stump grinder having a grinding member with a plurality of stacked plates. The stacked plates are joined by at least three bolts that extend the entire length of the plate stack and are secured by nuts at each end thereof. Adjacent plates are held apart from each other via spacers. Each spacer has a aperture through which one of the bolts passes. Each plate has three cutting elements secured thereon. The three cutting elements are spaced at approximately one hundred-twenty degrees apart from an adjacent cutting element. The three cutting blades are each mounted to have a different cutting path. To this end one of the blades is mounted on a first surface of the plate. The second blade is mounted on a second opposed surface of the plate and the third blade is mounted intermediate the first and second blades. The cutting paths may slightly overlap to ensure that now material is left uncut. The plates are mounted on a driven shaft.

Stump grinder

A system and method for monitoring a set of performance metrics is described. The methods include metric correlation and grouping methods that analyze a group of temporally related metrics, and correlate pairs of the metrics in the group. In one embodiment, rank correlation techniques are used to perform this correlation. Methods are also described for grouping metrics using a dynamic correlation pair graph that preserves all of the correlated relationships. This correlation pair graph may be used to determine which metrics are associated with a particular key metric, which may provide information on the cause of an alarm or other event involving the key metric. Another embodiment includes apparatus for correlating, grouping, and identifying the metrics.

System and method for monitoring performance metrics

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Windham, NH, United States of America

David M Heath