The Pnc Financial Services Group, Inc.

Kevin William Black

Evan Michael Sorger

Heather Marie Gavlak

Richard Gregory Barker

A system for providing a backlog of architectural information for storage in a database. The system may include at least one processor; and at least one memory configured to execute the instructions to perform operations. The operations may include reporting architectural information corresponding to the graph database; generating the architectural information from one or more data domains, the architectural information being generated based on an architectural dataset within the graph database; and distributing architectural information associated with the data domains, to report insights related to the architectural information via a data visualization software.

Systems and methods for a graph database

A system for categorizing data in or more domains for storage in a database. The system may include at least one processor; and at least one memory configured to execute the instructions to perform operations. The operations may include receiving the one or more data domains from a source system, wherein each of the one or more data domains is configured to be distributed between one or more applications and each of the data domains is categorized according to a logical grouping of the data domains based on instruments within the source system for storage within the database; store the categorized data for each of the or more data domains within the database; and further categorize each of the one or more data domains as having a data velocity selected from a range of data velocities, each representative of a frequency with which data of the data domain changes.

The present disclosure is directed to a system for maintaining a relational data model for storage in a database. The operations may include generating a data analysis algorithm trained to predict relationships in a data domain according to an architectural framework; access, a graph database that includes nodes and edges as a data model for representing data objects of the data domain according to the architectural framework; query the data objects using a modeling language for the database; and apply the data analysis algorithm to identify patterns in the graph database.

A computer-implemented method for organizational decomposition of organizational units for storage in a database. The method may comprise the following operations performed by at least one processor; The operations may include providing, by the processor, an architectural framework for one or more objects of a data domain, each of the one or more objects being classified into one or more organizational units of the database; classifying, by the processor, the one or more organizational units based on architectural analytics related to the architectural framework, the organizational units including one or more characteristics related to the data domains; and arranging, by the processor, the objects according to administrative and security requirements for the organizational units for decomposition and storage of the organizational units into the database.

A system for grouping architectural information within a plurality of layers for common formatting in a database. The system may include at least one processor; and at least one memory configured to execute the instructions to perform operations. The operations may include group according to the meta-model, architectural datasets together to structure database architectural information into a common format; establish an architectural domain for grouping the database architectural information in a plurality of layers; organize the meta-model to establish possession of information in the plurality of layers; and provide architectural data corresponding to each data domain for each of the plurality of layers from one or more data sources.

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Kevin William Black