Successfactors, Inc.

Scott McGhee

Kai Xu

David Hsia

Michelangelo Capraro

Thanh Phan

Lei Wang

Dominic Philip Haine

Dmitri Krakovsky

Kit Yue Zhang

Dmitri Krakovsksy

Balasubramanian Chinnappan

Mark Keavney

Techniques are described for dynamically adjusting the layout of an organizational chart being presented inside a browser window. Adjusting the layout of the organization chart has certain advantages such as ensuring that the organizational chart can be displayed in the browser window with minimal scrolling. The direct reports of a manager can be presented as a matrix in the organizational chart when the manager is selected. In one example, the layout of the matrix can be a vertical vector or a two dimensional vector depending on the number of direct reports the manager has. In another example, the layout of the matrix can change depending on the space available within the browser window to display the matrix. In other examples, the organizational chart can also be scaled based on the screen resolution or screen size of the client device that is presenting the organizational chart.

Dynamic layout for organizational charts

An organizational chart view can include a plurality of icons each representing a person in an organization that are arranged to reflect a hierarchical organizational structure of the organization. A received first user input can include designation of two or more of the plurality of icons as part of a selected population, and a received second user input can include a selection of an analytical view to be applied to the selected population. The organizational chart view can be morphed to the selected analytical view, for example by generating animation effects to translate the plurality of icons in the selected population to form the selected analytical view.

Multi-dimension analyzer for organizational personnel

The present disclosure includes displaying a matrix. In one embodiment, a computing device is configured to display an N&#xd7;M matrix comprising N rows and M columns of matrix cells. A selection is received by the computing device of a first matrix cell of the N&#xd7;M matrix. The first matrix cell has a particular display area. The computing device is reconfigured to display the N&#xd7;M matrix, wherein a first display area of the first matrix cell is increased, and wherein display areas of a plurality of other matrix cells are decreased.

Systems and methods for reconfiguring a matrix in a display

The present disclosure includes presentations with pages that access data from backend applications. In one embodiment, a system is disclosed where presentation pages are sent from a server and received in a client. The presentation pages may include static pages and interactive pages. Interactive pages include active regions that may be selected to access features on server applications. In one embodiment, an active region may be a portion of a presentation page that is selectable to access an application feature. In another embodiment, an active region may be a presentation page that interactively exposes an application feature in the presentation page.

Systems and methods for presentations with live application integration

Portion of a display panel with an animated computer icon

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Palo Alto, CA, United States of America

Scott McGhee