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Hermann Lueckhoff

Alan Southall

Olaf Meincke

Thomas Hettel

Reghu Ram Thanumalayan

Anubhav Bhatia

Anubhay Bhatia

Yingyu Chen

Deborah Elizabeth Rodgers

Jun Shi

Ramprasad Rai

Pranav Wankawala

Adam Korman

Octavian N Iancu

Armando Chavez

Methods, systems, and computer-readable storage media for providing insight providers, each including a logic component and a configuration component, each logic component including a respective domain-specific model, and each configuration component including parameter values for processing data using the respective domain-specific model, receiving a set of assets including data indicative of one or more assets, retrieving asset data associated with the set of assets, the asset data including OT data and IT data, the OT data being provided from networked devices, the IT data being provided from one or more enterprise systems, processing the OT data and the IT data using respective domain-specific models of the logic components of the insight providers to provide a result set, the result set including one or more of a second set of assets and enriched data, and transmitting graphical representations for display in GUI that are respectively specific to an insight provider.

Data analytics system using insight providers

Methods, systems, and computer-readable storage media for providing an insight provider including a logic component and a configuration component, the logic component including a domain-specific model, the configuration component including one or more parameter values for processing data using the domain-specific model, receiving a set of assets including data indicative of one or more assets, retrieving asset data associated with at least one asset of the first set of assets, the asset data including OT data and IT data, the OT data being provided from one or more networked devices, the IT data being provided from one or more enterprise systems, and processing the OT data and the IT data using the domain-specific model of the logic component to provide a result set, the result set including one or more of a second set of assets and enriched data.

Disclosed is system for monitoring data changes during a data replication process. The system includes a modeling module configured to select tables and fields to be monitored during execution of the data replication process, a trigger module configured to track changes of data being generated during execution of a program by inserting triggers into a destination system at the start of a program execution and then dropping the trigger at the end of program execution, a snapshot module configured to track changes of data being generated during execution of a program by generating a snapshot of data at the beginning and the end of program execution, and a report module configured to generate a report indicating changes in data based on the changes in data indicated by the triggers and based on the changes in data indicated by the snapshots of data.

Inspecting replicated data

System and techniques are described for retrieving information relating to a received electronic message. Upon receipt of an incoming electronic message in a computer system, meta information stored in the computer system is accessed. The meta information identifies a first pre-selected class of a plurality of classes of stored fact information. A portion of the stored fact information that is a member of the first pre-selected class is retrieved. The retrieved portion of the stored fact information is stored in an electronic file that is associated with the incoming electronic message such that a rule for processing the incoming electronic message can be applied to the retrieved portion.

Retrieving information for processing a received electronic message

Various implementations of the present invention provide systems and methods for interactive scripting in a distributed computing system. One implementation provides a method for displaying alert information on a display device. In this implementation, the method includes displaying work information in a work area of the display device, wherein the work information relates to an interactive session between a user and a specified person. The method further includes displaying alert information in a reserved area of the display device, wherein the alert information relates to a business-relevant situation for the interactive session between the user and the specified person. The reserved area of the display device is located in proximity to the work area of the display device and is persistently viewable by the user while the user is working in the work area.

User interface for alerts

Various implementations of the present invention provide systems and methods for customized scripting. One implementation provides for a visual display of a script to a user. The user makes use of the script in communicating with a specified person during a session. A computing system receives information relating to a specific session being conducted with the specified person. The computing system then processes the received information to generate output information that specifies a display of a customized script. The customized script contains a standard script determined by the specific session being conducted and information particular to the specified person. The output information is then received at a display device, and a display is generated thereon of the customized script for use by the user during the specific session with the specified person.

Customized scripting

Various implementations for session coupling in a distributed computing system are provided. In one implementation, a first server entity receives a transmission having an identifiable user context from a client entity. In response, the first server entity creates a first session that is related to the identifiable user context. A second server entity receives a transmission related to the first session from the first server entity. In response, the second server entity creates a second session that relates to the identifiable user context. The first and second sessions are coupled to create a common virtual session. The common virtual session is then bound to the identifiable user context so that the first and second server entities recognize that subsequent transmissions from the client entity relate to the common virtual session.

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Sunnyvale, CA, United States of America

Hermann Lueckhoff