Adp, Inc.

Martin John Wilson

Richard Benjamin Noad

Amit Maimon

Adam Greenbaum

Jason A Lovelace

Abed K Shelbayeh

Paul James Levitt

Mark Milman

Chintan Patel

Sharren Bates

Nicholas James Ford

A computer-implemented method, system and computer program product are used to provide a factor in a first domain for a first set of data and in a second domain for a second set of data. The computer-implemented method, system and computer program product then determine a relationship between the domains in term of the factor. The computer-implemented method, system and computer program product determine for the first domain whether the factor from the second domain has changed, and if so, create domain specific records for the first domain in response to determining that the factor from the second domain has changed.

Factor binding data coordination across multiple domains

A method and apparatus for dynamically composing applications is presented. A computer system identifies a set of parameters based on user input. The computer system then activates a portion of a plurality of capsules stored in a data storage to form a set of activated capsules based on the set of parameters. Further, the computer composes an application in real-time using a base capsule and the set of activated capsules in which the application is specifically tailored for a particular state. The application and the plurality of capsules take up a reduced amount of memory space.

Dynamically composing products using capsules

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Martin John Wilson