Abstract: The present disclosure envisages a computer implemented system for monitoring meetings and action items. The system comprises an agenda receiver to receive agenda inputs from a plurality of employees, an agenda identifier to identify at least one agenda, an audio recorder to record audio of a meeting and generates audio data, a speech to text converter to convert the audio data into to generate minutes of meeting data, an action item identifier to identify a plurality of action items, an action item assignor to assign each of the action items to at least one of the employees, an action item tracker to track each of the action items to determine a progress status of the action item.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to the field of direct communication and engagement within organization. In the modern scenario, there is an inherent need for the organization to provide information requested by its employees via direct electronic communication. The number of employees requesting information is usually much larger as compared to the number of management personnel equipped to provide the requested information and the companies are, thus, at a disadvantage in their ability to provide information to their employees. Therefore, there is a need for a system of direct electronic communication that enables organizations to provide information requested by individual employees, identify resources within the organization capable of providing the requested information, and route queries to the best available resource.

Abstract: A computer implemented system for steganography comprises an encoding machine for encoding secret data into a cover image to generate the steganography image, and a decoding machine for extracting the secret data from the steganography image. The encoding machine comprises a first memory, a first processor, an input module and an encoder module. The decoding machine comprises a second memory, a second processor, a receiver module, and a decoder module. The system has a comparatively lower error rate (approx. 19.5-21.5 percent) than the conventional steganography method Optimal Pixel Adjustment Procedure (OPAP).

Abstract: A system and method for indexing and annotating use cases and generating test scenarios using in-memory processing from the corresponding use case model includes a use case model creator to create/build an in-memory use case model for the use cases created by a user; a predetermined structural format, according to which the steps of the use cases are organized by an editor; an indexer to appropriately index the steps of the use case(s) in the use case model; a generator which facilitates extraction of the indexed steps from the use case and identification of at least one ordered set in which the indexed steps can be assembled; and a test scenario generator to generate a test scenario having the indexed steps arranged according to the ordered set identified by an identifier and being validated by a validator according to pre-determined validation criteria.

Abstract: A computer implemented system and method for indexing and optionally annotating use cases and generating test scenarios therefrom have been disclosed. The system includes a predetermined structural format, according to which the steps of the use cases are organized, in the event that that the steps of the sue case do not adhere to the predetermined structural format. The system includes indexing means adapted to appropriately index the steps of the use case. The system further includes generating means which facilitates extraction of the indexed steps from the use case and also facilitates identification of at least one sequence in which said indexed steps can be traversed. The system further includes identification means adapted to generate at least one test scenario having the indexed steps arranged according to the sequence identified by said identification means.