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Gerd Moser

Thomas Vogt

Gregor Rieken

Arthur Berger

Ralf Steuernagel

Daniel Buchmann

Manish Chandra Joshi

Wolfgang Kalthoff

Santosh V

Marcus Roy

Basem Suleiman

Ralf Helmut Philipp

Peter Roth

Daniel Dahlmeier

Santosh Kumar Addanki

Karthikeyan Loganathan

Antony Raja T

Anomit Ghosh

Marina Wochner

Thomas Mocker

Steffen Schloenvoigt

Dominik Schrank

Wolfgang Wiese

Dhaval Desai

Suvarna Kharidehal

Methods, systems, and computer-readable storage media for providing action items from audio within an enterprise context. In some implementations, actions include determining a context of audio that is to be processed, providing training data to a speech recognition component, the training data being provided based on the context, receiving text from the speech recognition component, processing the text to identify one or more action items by identifying one or more concepts within the text and matching the one or more concepts to respective transitions in an automaton, and providing the one or more action items for display to one or more users.

Enhancing speech recognition with domain-specific knowledge to detect topic-related content

A heterogeneous information technology system in which compatible and incompatible client systems are able to dynamically access master data stored in a master database maintained by a master data server. An integration server communicates with the client systems and the master data server, and in response to a request for data from a client system, maps the master data in the master database to mapped data based on a set of mapping rules associated with the client system, and sends the mapped data to the client system.

Dynamic access of data

The disclosure generally describes computer-implemented methods, software, and systems for allowing model-based backend services adaptations of business objects. One computer-implemented method includes receiving, at a generic interface associated with at least one backend application, a request for data from a particular backend application, identifying a service for execution associated with the received request based at least in part on the received request, identifying a configuration entry associated with the identified service in a configuration table, where the configuration entry defines a set of access-related information associated with at least one business object associated with the backend application, and requesting data from a business logic layer of the backend application based, at least in part, on the access-related information associated with the at least one business object.

Model-based backend service adaptation of business objects

Master data access

Systems and techniques for providing a master data framework. The framework receives user input and automatically generates, in accordance with the input, a persistent definition of a business object type. The input can be simple declarations and need not be provided in any particular programming language. Definitions generated by the framework adhere to a same data model, regardless of the business object type they are defining. The framework allows the user to create a definition of a business object type by associating two or more definitions of other business object types. The framework provides services that can be applied, without further customization, to any definition of business object types generated by the framework. These services, for example, can be used by a calling application to instantiate business objects or to change a state of a business object instance.

Master data framework

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Rauenberg, Germany

Gerd Moser