Sap Ag

Vikas Bhan

Girish R Kulkarni

Marcus Dill

Achim Kraiss

Jens Weidner

Harish Hoskere Mahabal

Dipankar Roy

Manikandan V

Sven Gilg

Ramine Eskandari

One implementation provides a computer system for invoking execution of analytical tasks in sequence. In this implementation, the computer system is programmed to receive a request to execute an analytical task from a front-end software application, and determine that a first additional analytical task needs to be executed before the requested analytical task. The computer system is then programmed to invoke execution of the first additional analytical task on a first analytical engine. Using information generated from the execution of the first additional analytical task, the computer system is then programmed to invoke execution of the requested analytical task on a second analytical engine.

Analytical task invocation

One implementation provides a computer system that integrates software applications with analytical software applications. In this implementation, the computer system is programmed to receive a request from a software application to execute an analytical task, such as a prediction task or a key performance indicator (KPI) lookup task. The request includes a task name and input information. The computer system then uses the task name to identify an analytical engine and a data store, and invokes an analytical software application in the analytical engine to execute the analytical task. The analytical task is executed using the identified data store and the received input information. The computer system receives task output from the invoked analytical software application, the task output including output information generated during execution of the analytical task. The computer system then sends the output information to the software application that made the request.

Analytical application framework

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