State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company

Venkata Ramarao Kongara

Joseph W Norton

Timothy J Wheeler

Matthew W Holloway

Amanda J Tolonen

James D Titlow

Matthew Joseph Jarrett

A new design strategy based upon finite state machine models is used to develop a policy administration system. The policy administration system comprises a plurality of finite state machined-based households, each of which is defined by a set of states represented by data that describe or relate to various policies associated with each household, a set of events represented by transactions that operate on the data, and/or a set of transition functions represented by transaction logics and/or product rules that govern how the transactions are processed. In this manner, each finite state machine-based household becomes a type of self-contained policy administration system that may be executed and managed concurrently. Each policy may be an insurance policy, such as an auto, home, life, renters, personal articles, or health insurance policy. Each finite state machine-based or virtual household may facilitate managing, updating, or generating insurance policies for the household and/or household members.

Systems and methods for developing policy administration systems based upon finite state machine models

Methods and systems for performing mainframe batch testing and/or property-based validation testing using a finite-state machine are provided. According to certain aspects, a validation server may receive a set of batch data designed to validate a property under test, such as during mainframe batch testing. A validation server may validate that the set of batch data is in a proper format. The validation server may then cause a finite-state machine to process instructions contained within the set of batch data. Once the finite-state machine processes the set of batch data, the validation server may then validate that the finite-state machine adheres to the property under test. If the validation fails, the validation server may generate an error report describing the failure.

Systems and methods for mainframe batch testing

Systems and methods for building and executing a test for a software application. The system includes a database for storing variable value protocols, output files, and data related thereto. A computing device is in communication with the database and is configured to create and/or modify the variable value protocols. The computing device includes an interface having a plurality of sections for displaying the variable value protocols and variables related thereto. The computing device is configured to receive values to define selected variables of the variable value protocols and receive values from a data fabrication engine for variables that were not selected. The computing device is configured to notify a user that a current version of the software application treats one of the selected variables different than a previous version of the software application.

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Venkata Ramarao Kongara