Oracle International Corporation

I2 Technologies Us, Inc.

Blue Yonder Group, Inc.

Strategic Weather Services

Richard Adrian Morris

Harsh Sharma

Marc P Skinner

Douglas R Pearson

Diane Caine

Frederick D Fox

Andrew Kenney

Cathy J Beck

Robert J Chu

Steve A Beck

A method for selecting members in a hierarchy includes determining a sequence of one or more actions associated with a member selection tree. The actions collectively selecting one or more members from a hierarchy of members. The hierarchy of members is associated with a particular dimension of an organization of data. The method further includes recording the sequence of actions in a member selection script. In addition, the method includes executing the member selection script to select one or more members after the hierarchy of members has been modified.

Reproducible selection of members in a hierarchy

A system for cross attribute analysis for sales data in a multi-dimensional planning system. The system includes a set of processing modules that performs cross attribute analysis and manipulation in online analytical processing (OLAP) and multi-dimensional planning applications by dimension splitting. A number of processing module are utilized to perform the required processing. The system includes a hierarchy processing module for aggregating data up a hierarchical data structure, a dimension splitting module for creating pseudo-hierarchical data structures from data within the hierarchical data structure, and a multi-dimensional data viewing module for displaying a set of multi-dimensional data set according to the hierarchical data structure in a multi-dimensional spreadsheet. A single dimension corresponds to an attribute of the data contained within the hierarchical data structure.

System and method for cross attribute analysis and manipulation in online analytical processing (OLAP) and multi-dimensional planning applications by dimension splitting

The present invention is a graphical user interface (GUI) for use in an Executive Information System (EIS) for managerial planning applications that experience long-range weather impact. The EIS is referred to as a Long-range Executive Weather Information System (LEWIS.TM.). In a preferred embodiment of the present invention, the LEWIS.TM. system is used to calculate and display to a user the impact of weather on retail planning applications. However, the present invention applies to all industries beyond retailing that experience weather impact, including, but not limited to, personal care, utilities, energy, agriculture, consumer products, insurance, transportation, outdoor events, chemicals, pharmaceutical, and construction.

User interface for graphically displaying the impact of weather on

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Richard Adrian Morris