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Gaurav Kumar

Stefan Kraus

Dirk Baumgaertel

Sonja Barnet

Raffael Lutz

Vivek Methi

Mukesh Kumar

Srinivasa Raghavan V

Jan Matthes

A method, a system, and a computer program product for generating and using contextual and adaptable parameters for monitoring of various processes. A plurality of standard parameters for use during execution of a computing process by a computing system are received. At least one standard parameter in the plurality of standard parameters is modified in accordance with one or more contextual features associated with the execution of the computing process. The computing process is executed by the computing system using a combination of at least one standard parameter in the plurality of standard parameters and the at least one modified parameter.

Contextual and adaptable key performance indicators

In one aspect, a method is described that includes receiving, at a data warehouse, a query associated with a view for a report being presented at a client device user interface; processing, by the data warehouse, the query to identify data responsive to the query; evaluating the identified responsive data to determine whether there is corresponding metadata indicating a portion of the identified responsive data includes blocked natural persons data; when the blocked natural persons data is determined, evaluating the corresponding metadata to determine whether the block is a total block or a partial block; generating, based on the evaluated metadata, a result set including a predetermined value to mask the blocked natural persons data; and providing the generated result set including the predetermined result set to a server handling the view. Related systems, methods, and articles of manufacture are also disclosed.

Blocking natural persons data in analytics

Computer-implemented systems and computer-implemented methods include the following. A request is received to perform a search for solutions corresponding to a topic. The request includes the topic and a context associated with the topic for which solutions are to be searched. The context is associated with a current state of an application in use by a user. The search is performed using the context and the topic. Results of the search are provided for presentation to the user. The results are presented in an application of the application without requiring the user to exit the application.

Search techniques using context

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