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Successfactors, Inc.

Wilko Dann

Ralf Philipp

Christian Ortmann

Thomas Angermayer

Jens Bombolowsky

Philipp Suenderhauf

Christoph Zakwieja

Christiane Konstandin

Jan Piechalski

Hagen Eck

Matthias Klauer

Bjoern Sanders

Yulia Kosolapova

Carmen Riepp

Antje Bredehoeft

Jasmin Haas

Stefan Gerard

Ralf Missal

Tobias Haag

Technologies are described for replicating selected changes to planned working time from a first system, such as an HR system, to a second system, such as a payroll system. For example, upon receiving an indication of a change to a planned working time for one or more workers on one or more days, the first system can evaluate the change to determine whether it should be replicated to the second system. The determination can be based on whether the change is a temporary change, as well as based on information read from a data replication configuration object, a data replication period object, and/or an in-sync work schedule object. Upon determining that the change should be replicated to the second system, a data replication proxy object can be created based on the change and used to transmit data regarding the change for replication at the second system.

Replication of planned working time information

Retrieving and storing time data in a time management system includes configuring the memory to store time records according to a configuration. The configuration includes: a plurality of time types, each of the time records referencing one of the time types; one or more collision groupings, each of the collision groupings being referenced by one or more of the time types; and one or more collision resolution items, each of the collision resolution items referencing an incoming grouping and an existing grouping. The method further includes receiving an incoming time record which at least partially overlaps an existing time record, the incoming time record having a first time type and the existing time record having a second time type. The method further includes performing a modification to the stored time records based on the incoming time record and the existing time record.

Systems and methods for modifying time data in a time management system

A method may include generating, for a first time period having a first length, an instance of a collector object. The collector object may be configured to collect values over time periods having the first length. The instance of the collector object may be updated based on one or more values from a first record. The first record may store values collected over a second time period having a second length. A valuation operation may be performed based at least on the first instance of the collector object. The performance of the valuation operation may require values spanning at least one time period having the first length. Related systems and articles of manufacture, including computer program products, are also provided.

Asynchronous collector objects

The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer implemented methods for performing a simulation. In one example, a user performing an accrual simulation identifies a plurality of parameters associated with a simulation, where the simulation calculates time account accruals and the plurality of parameters are selected by a user on a user interface (UI) of the simulation. A publish subject is generated for the simulation. The simulation is called with the plurality of parameters and the publish subject, which can include selecting a time account and passing the publish subject through a plurality of processes associated with the selected time account. The simulation, determines whether one or more subscribers subscribe to the publish subject, and in response to determining that one or more subscribers subscribe to the publish subject, generates log information for each process in the plurality of processes.

Subscription based log entry creation and publication

Techniques are described for generating a graphical user interface for presenting a list of objects. The graphical user interface can include a selection zone encompassed by a partial outer ring that is configured to present a portion of the list of objects. Rotational touch gestures detected in the selection zone can cause the list of objects to scroll around the partial outer ring. The scroll rate of the objects can depend on the number of touch inputs detected as part of the touch gesture.

Multi-touch gesture for precise scrolling through a list of objects

Disclosed is event processing a computing center, which may include receiving events from users of the computing center to be processed. Each received event may be stored in an event queue that is associated with a customer of the user. Events in an event queue may then be processed by an event processor that is associated with that event queue.

Event handling in a cloud data center

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Wilko Dann