Ca, Inc.

David Tootill

Marco Gagliardi

Aaron Blackwell

Benny Tseng

Kelvin Lam

Mark S LoSacco

Richard Kevin Magnuson

Stephen J Siwek

Ramana V Lokavarapu

Rashmi Rekha Sahoo

Gabriel D Underwood

A V S S N S Sudhakar

Marcel Den Hartog

A method includes generating a display associated with a web-based application interface. The display includes a plurality of features. The method also includes associating each of the plurality of features with at least one first key selection. A user can navigate to one of the features using the at least one first key selection associated with the feature. The method further includes establishing at least one second key selection. The user can navigate within one of the features using the at least one second key selection. In addition, the method includes communicating the display for presentation to the user.

System and method for mouseless navigation of web applications

A method, system and computer program product are disclosed for routing performance data to compute nodes. According to one aspect of the present disclosure each of a plurality of compute nodes are assigned a topic. Each topic may be associated with a set of calculations. Labeled performance metrics for an application are received. Each performance metric is labeled with a context under which the performance metric was collected. A topic is associated with each of the performance metrics based on the labeled context. Each respective node listens for a topic assigned to it in order to access the performance metrics associated with the assigned topic. Each respective node analyzes the performance metrics associated with the topic assigned to it.

Routing of performance data to dependent calculators

Methods for automating the entry of password information and other user credentials into native and web-based computing applications are described. In some embodiments, an end user identity and a corresponding authentication level may be determined during an unlock event or during operation of a computing device. The end user identity may be determined by capturing biometric characteristics of an end user of the computing device (e.g., by performing facial recognition and/or voice recognition). Upon the detection of an authentication request from an application running on the computing device, the end user identity and the corresponding authentication level may be used to acquire and provide user credentials for authenticating the end user to the application.

Biometric identification for mobile applications

According to one embodiment of the present disclosure, a method includes receiving a query from a user, the query requesting access to a database object in a first database table, the database object comprising a first column and a second column. The method also includes determining whether the user is authorized to access the database object based on the first column, and determining whether the user is authorized to access the database object based on the second column. The method further includes allowing the user to access to database object in response to determining the user is authorized to access the database object based on the first column or the second column.

System and method for controlling access to a database object

A system and method for automatically detecting, reporting, and tracking conflicts in a change management system is provided. In particular, the system and method described herein may be used to identify potential conflicts associated with resources and schedules involved in a proposed change to an information technology infrastructure. A conflict analysis engine may analyze a change order that includes planned changes to an information technology infrastructure to identify potential conflicts associated with the change order that includes the planned changes to the information technology infrastructure. The potential conflicts may then be added to a conflicts list for the change order and a workflow may be created to manage resolving the potential conflicts. Thus, in response to resolving the potential conflicts, the planned changes may be deployed within the information technology infrastructure.

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David Tootill