Abstract: Technologies are described herein for providing intelligent identification of multidimensional insights from staged process data. In some configurations, the techniques described herein obtain process data defining a multistage process and attributes relating to individual stages of the process. Configurations analyze the process data to identify the attributes characterizing at least one conversion between individual stages. For example, attributes associated with users interacting with a retail site may be identified. The attributes can include any activity or characteristic such as a user's location, age, length of time on a site, etc. The attributes define classifications that provide insights into target areas. Techniques disclosed herein also involve the generation of output data defining the one or more attributes associated with at least one stage and/or conversion of the process.

Abstract: Management of a dynamically schedulable meeting is provided. An application such as a calendar application detects a request to schedule the dynamically schedulable meeting. The request includes a time range and meeting attendees. Events on a calendar are analyzed to locate a timeslot for the dynamically schedulable meeting within the time range. The timeslot is identified. In response to a failure to identify the timeslot, other dynamically schedulable meetings are re-scheduled to generate the timeslot. The dynamically schedulable meeting is scheduled at the timeslot.

Abstract: A system for assessing a computer device's state may collect state data about the device, then assess the state with respect to the policy for granting one or more claims. Each claim may be defined by a set of requirements that, if fulfilled, may be used to permit or deny access to a resource, such as an application, network, data, or other resource. A collection engine may reside on the device or other location and may collect requested data, and some collection engines may be extensible with a plugin architecture for expansion. A server may receive information from the device to evaluate claims. Depending on the use scenario, the claim results may be incorporated into communications and passed to an evaluator that may produce an access token which is used to permit or deny access based on the claim results.

Abstract: A system for assessing a computer device's state may collect state data about the device, then assess the state with respect to the policy for granting one or more claims. Each claim may be defined by a set of requirements that, if fulfilled, may be used to permit or deny access to a resource, such as an application, network, data, or other resource. A collection engine may reside on the device or other location and may collect requested data, and some collection engines may be extensible with a plugin architecture for expansion. A server may receive information from the device to evaluate claims. Depending on the use scenario, the claim results may be incorporated into communications and passed to an evaluator that may produce an access token which is used to permit or deny access based on the claim results.