Emc Corporation

Open Text Corporation

Kenwood Tsai

Satyapal P Reddy

Ravikumar Meenakshisundaram

Don Robertson

Gladys Pang

Harish Rawat

Cornelia R Davis

Xiaoting Tang

Payam Shahidi

Sachin Gopaldas Totale

Ashraf Ali Syed

Arnaud Viltard

An asynchronous business process specification declared in a procedural markup language comprising an activity flow model and a plurality of activities is received. An indication is received that a subset of the plurality of activities is to be synchronously executed without reduced latency. All process execution related objects are fetched once into a memory. The synchronous subset is executed in a single execution transaction context.

Synchronous business process execution engine for action orchestration in a single execution transaction context

A system for management of networked collaboration comprising a process server communicatively coupled to a content server and a collaborative workspace server. The process server hosts a process configured to invoke a first collaborative workspace method that invokes a first class on the content server. The first class is configured to send, to the collaborative workspace server, a request to create a new collaborative object. The collaborative workspace server hosts a collaborative workspace accessible by a plurality of users. The collaborative workspace server creates the new collaboration object responsive to the request to create the new collaborative object. The process server creates first proxy object that points to the new collaboration object. The content server creates a first reference object that links to the new collaborative object. The collaborative workspace server receives, processes and responds to actions on the first proxy object.

Systems and methods for management of networked collaboration

Controlling access to business process data is disclosed. An instance of a first business process object configured to contain business process data of a business process is created. An instance of a second business process object configured to contain business process data of the business process is created. A first access control list is associated with the instance of the first business process object and a second access control list is associated with the instance of the second business process object.

Access control for business process data

A system for generation of a RESTful data service comprises a processor and a memory. The processor is configured to: receive a business process model; read the business process model to determine one or more inputs and one or more outputs; generate code for a RESTful data service to invoke the business process model that provides the input data and processes the output data; and generate a URL for the RESTful data service, wherein the URL represents the business process as an addressable resource. The memory is coupled to the processor and is configured to provide the processor with instructions.

Data services generation

Monitoring a task queue in real-time is disclosed. A request is received for task queue information regarding the task queue. The task queue is queried in real-time to obtain the requested task queue information. The obtained task queue information is provided.

Processing raw information for performing real-time monitoring of task queues

Determining a priority for a task in a queue is disclosed. A task is received at a queue. And, an initial priority is assigned to the received task, using a processor, determined based at least in part by a priority assignment rule associated with the queue. A task performer removes the task from the queue based at least in part on a priority. The priority is based at least in part on the initial priority. The task performer is assigned to complete the task.

Configurable prioritization and aging of queued tasks

Assigning queued tasks is disclosed. A request is received for a task assignment. A task is automatically assigned from a queue to a task performer based at least in part on a profile of the task performer.

Profile-based assignment of queued tasks

Controlling access to business process data is disclosed. An instance of a business process object configured to contain business process data is created. An access control list that is determined based at least in part on a business process with which the business process data is associated is associated with the business process object instance.

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