Abstract: The disclosure relates to a telecommunication method for communicating scoring data over a network, comprising: sending, by a client application of a mobile telecommunication device, a request to a remote system via the network, the request comprising a user-ID of a user authenticated to the client application; in response to receiving the request, computing request-triggered, time-stamped scores selectively for physical objects assigned to the user; and selectively in case one of the current request-triggered scores differs from a request-triggered score computed in response to the last request of the same user for the same organization and the same physical object, returning the current and the previously computed request-triggered scores to the client application; regularly and independent of receiving the request, computing, by the remote system, scheduler-triggered, time-stamped scores of a plurality of physical objects irrespective of the user said physical object are assigned to, and comparing each sch

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a telecommunication method for communicating scoring data over a network, comprising: sending, by a client application of a mobile telecommunication device, a request to a remote system via the network, the request comprising a user-ID of a user authenticated to the client application; in response to receiving the request, computing request-triggered, time-stamped scores selectively for physical objects assigned to the user; and selectively in case one of the current request-triggered scores differs from a request-triggered score computed in response to the last request of the same user for the same organization and the same physical object, returning the current and the previously computed request-triggered scores to the client application; regularly and independent of receiving the request, computing, by the remote system, scheduler-triggered, time-stamped scores of a plurality of physical objects irrespective of the user said physical object are assigned to, and comparing each sch

Abstract: A method includes receiving a request to perform pricing, determining relevant attributes as a subset of multiple pricing attributes by analyzing a pricing configuration, and deriving attribute value combinations based on relevant attributes to provide a reduced set of combinations to pricing. An optional method includes scanning corresponding condition tables for distinct values of each attribute to further reduce attribute value combinations on which to call pricing.

Abstract: A first tenant-nonspecific database table on a repository accessible to an application server of a multi-tenant software delivery architecture can maintain a first record designating a first predefined generic field of a plurality of predefined generic fields. The first record can include an organization-specific master data field definition of the first predefined generic field maintained in a first tenant-specific definition field assigned to a first customer tenant of a plurality of customer tenants that are accessible via the application server. Each customer tenant of the plurality of customer tenants can provide a discrete organization-specific business configuration of a core software platform. A second tenant-nonspecific database table maintained on the repository can maintain a second record that can include a key value designating the first tenant, a record designator, and an organization-specific master data value corresponding to the first predefined generic field.

Abstract: A business object model, which reflects data that is used during a given business transaction, is utilized to generate interfaces. This business object model facilitates commercial transactions by providing consistent interfaces that are suitable for use across industries, across businesses, and across different departments within a business during a business transaction. In some operations, software creates, updates, or otherwise processes information related to an invoice schedule and an invoice schedule processing log business object.

Abstract: A first tenant-nonspecific database table on a repository accessible to an application server of a multi-tenant software delivery architecture can maintain a first record designating a first predefined generic field of a plurality of predefined generic fields. The first record can include an organization-specific master data field definition of the first predefined generic field maintained in a first tenant-specific definition field assigned to a first customer tenant of a plurality of customer tenants that are accessible via the application server. Each customer tenant of the plurality of customer tenants can provide a discrete organization-specific business configuration of a core software platform. A second tenant-nonspecific database table maintained on the repository can maintain a second record that can include a key value designating the first tenant, a record designator, and an organization-specific master data value corresponding to the first predefined generic field.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention may provide a method to perform a price simulation. The method may comprise receiving search criteria for sales orders to perform simulation of price changes, selecting sales orders that satisfy the search criteria, and retrieving pricing attributes from the selected sales orders. The pricing attributes may include any discount(s) applied to a base price. The method may further comprise simulating application of a new pricing to affected sales orders according to the pricing attributes and storing simulation results.

Abstract: A first tenant-nonspecific database table on a repository accessible to an application server of a multi-tenant software delivery architecture can maintain a first record designating a first predefined generic field of a plurality of predefined generic fields. The first record can include an organization-specific master data field definition of the first predefined generic field maintained in a first tenant-specific definition field assigned to a first customer tenant of a plurality of customer tenants that are accessible via the application server. Each customer tenant of the plurality of customer tenants can provide a discrete organization-specific business configuration of a core software platform. A second tenant-nonspecific database table maintained on the repository can maintain a second record that can include a key value designating the first tenant, a record designator, and an organization-specific master data value corresponding to the first predefined generic field.

Abstract: A business object model, which reflects data that is used during a given business transaction, is utilized to generate interfaces. This business object model facilitates commercial transactions by providing consistent interfaces that are suitable for use across industries, across businesses, and across different departments within a business during a business transaction. In some operations, software creates, updates, or otherwise processes information related to a campaign response option, a sales target plan, a sales price list and a sales specification business object.

Abstract: A first tenant-nonspecific database table on a repository accessible to an application server of a multi-tenant software delivery architecture can maintain a first record designating a first predefined generic field of a plurality of predefined generic fields. The first record can include an organization-specific master data field definition of the first predefined generic field maintained in a first tenant-specific definition field assigned to a first customer tenant of a plurality of customer tenants that are accessible via the application server. Each customer tenant of the plurality of customer tenants can provide a discrete organization-specific business configuration of a core software platform. A second tenant-nonspecific database table maintained on the repository can maintain a second record that can include a key value designating the first tenant, a record designator, and an organization-specific master data value corresponding to the first predefined generic field.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer program products, for implementing a software architecture design for a software application implementing data migration. The application is structured as multiple process components interacting with each other through service interfaces, and multiple service operations, each being implemented for a respective process component. The process components include a Product Property Management process component, a Production Model Management process component, a Business Partner Data Management process component, a Product Data Maintenance process component, an Installed Base Data Management process component, a Price Master Data Management process component, an Identity Management process component, an Engineering Change Processing process component, a Migration Data Dispatching process component, and several other process components.