Google Inc.

Lombardi Software, Inc.

Scott Bonneau

Morten Moeller

Phil G Gilbert

Damion A Heredia

Petko Chobantonov

Jonathan Berger

Alex Moffat

Daniela Chobantonova

Mark Zavislak

Chris Miles

Peter W Hopkins

A search history application retrieves and displays a user's remotely stored search history. The search history is sent to the application in the form of a content feed. An email checking application receives a list of new emails as a content feed and displays the list of new emails. New emails for multiple accounts may be displayed concurrently in distinct instances of the email checking application. A blog posting application allows a user to select any of a plurality of blogs under the user's account and post to that blog.

Search history, email checking, and blog posting widgets

Provided is a system and method for calculating a time duration for a process or portion of a process. A timing interval based upon a single business process view can function regardless of multiple execution process paths. The claimed subject matter separates the business process definition from the execution process definition such that tracking points, which do not depend upon any particular execution process definition, may be inserted into the business process. Also provided is a timing interval calculation based upon two or more tracking points corresponding to a start point of the timing interval and/or two or more tracking points corresponding to an ending point of the timing interval. A user can arbitrarily select timing point within a process and employ those timing points to collect data and populate reports in a manner that is zero-code, i.e. does not require the user to write computer code.

Method for calculating business process durations

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