Abstract: Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for generating software artifacts operable across diverse platforms from a single conceptual data model. The conceptual data model may be enhanced with metadata that allows the creation of platform-specific logical data models containing additional metadata that is leveraged to create deployable software artifacts. An organization may subsequently modify the conceptual data model and all relevant software artifacts may be updated and redeployed across all integrated platforms. Such a conceptual data model further facilitates the creation of documentation describing data entities in the organization's technical infrastructure, the creation of mapping files for use by a data exchange system, and the processing of federated queries that gather data from multiple data stores across a data landscape.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for creating an enterprise data model that defines entities and relationships between the entities spanning multiple environments and for deploying and maintaining artifacts across the environments using metadata specified in the enterprise data model. By embedding metadata that describes foreign key references within an enterprise data model, a unifying enterprise data model may manage artifacts across multiple domains while implementing a physical, cross-domain, data architecture. Such an enterprise data model may provide an organization with a 360-degree view of the information harnessed across the organization's technical landscape and may allow the organization to easily rollout a comprehensive data warehousing solution.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for creating an enterprise data model that defines entities and relationships between the entities spanning multiple environments and for deploying and maintaining artifacts across the environments using metadata specified in the enterprise data model. By embedding metadata that describes foreign key references within an enterprise data model, a unifying enterprise data model may manage artifacts across multiple domains while implementing a physical, cross-domain, data architecture. Such an enterprise data model may provide an organization with a 360-degree view of the information harnessed across the organization's technical landscape and may allow the organization to easily rollout a comprehensive data warehousing solution.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for creating an enterprise data model that defines entities and relationships between the entities spanning multiple environments and for deploying and maintaining artifacts across the environments using metadata specified in the enterprise data model. By embedding metadata that describes foreign key references within an enterprise data model, a unifying enterprise data model may manage artifacts across multiple domains while implementing a physical, cross-domain, data architecture. Such an enterprise data model may provide an organization with a 360-degree view of the information harnessed across the organization's technical landscape and may allow the organization to easily rollout a comprehensive data warehousing solution.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for generating software artifacts operable across diverse platforms from a single conceptual data model. The conceptual data model may be enhanced with metadata that allows the creation of platform-specific logical data models containing additional metadata that is leveraged to create deployable software artifacts. An organization may subsequently modify the conceptual data model and all relevant software artifacts may be updated and redeployed across all integrated platforms. Such a conceptual data model further facilitates the creation of documentation describing data entities in the organization's technical infrastructure, the creation of mapping files for use by a data exchange system, and the processing of federated queries that gather data from multiple data stores across a data landscape.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are system, method, and computer program product embodiments for creating an enterprise data model that defines entities and relationships between the entities spanning multiple environments and for deploying and maintaining artifacts across the environments using metadata specified in the enterprise data model. By embedding metadata that describes foreign key references within an enterprise data model, a unifying enterprise data model may manage artifacts across multiple domains while implementing a physical, cross-domain, data architecture. Such an enterprise data model may provide an organization with a 360-degree view of the information harnessed across the organization's technical landscape and may allow the organization to easily rollout a comprehensive data warehousing solution.

Abstract: A method of organizing, storing and representing a hierarchy of human resource information and organizational responsibilities of an enterprise provides a human resource user the ability to define and view an organizational chart for a plurality of organizations within a company or enterprise. The method may be used to define a top node and a plurality of other nodes that then can have responsibilities and managers assigned to each node in the hierarchy. Each other manager can have multiple responsibilities, multiple managers or multiple delegations. A graphical user interface may allow users to select and manipulate different combinations of managers and responsibilities to view a hierarchy in an employee centric manner, using menus and drill down charts.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method of organizing, storing and representing human resource information and organizational responsibilities of an enterprise having a plurality of organizations in a hierarchy may include steps of defining a top node of the hierarchy, defining a top node responsibility that is responsible for the enterprise as a whole and storing the top node responsibility in memory; defining at least one responsibility for each organization and storing the defined responsibilities; establishing a hierarchical position for each defined responsibility within the hierarchy, such that each defined responsibility except the top node responsibility reports to another defined responsibility of higher rank within the hierarchy and storing the established hierarchical positions; assigning an operational manager to each defined responsibility and storing each assigned operational manager, each operational manager reporting to at least one other operational manager such that at least one operational manager is

Abstract: A method for monitoring an on-load tap changer wherein the recording of sound and its conversion into a sound signal are initiated at the beginning of a connection operation of the tap changer and the sound signal is rectified, converted into a signal envelope, sampled digitally and continuously evaluated with respect to the condition of the tap changer by comparing the envelope with at least one fixed or one continuously updated reference envelope. The comparison is carried out selectively by calculating a dimensionless comparison figure T.sub.i which is based on a quantity measure and a variation measure.