Abstract: An integration system is provided that defines a first network of computer systems that establish communication protocols and security requirements. The architecture includes a layered data model, where the architecture and/or model enable improvement over conventional security, data redundancy, and further improves communication/execution efficiency. The first network can be tailored to perform distributed operations, and for example, integrate the distributed operations transparently into existing systems, so that the new functionality is seamless and indistinguishable from native data/database operations. The data model can be configured to associate layers of the model with respective systems and distribute operations such that real world analogs for the data are held across many systems. Various interface elements integrate into existing DBS, and provide visualization of distributed functionality within the DBS environment.

Abstract: According to some embodiments, an integration system is configured to define a first network of computer systems and within the first network establish communication protocols and security requirements. In various embodiments, the architecture can improve over conventional security, data redundancy, and improve communication/execution efficiency over various conventional systems, approaches, and databases. According to some embodiments, the first network is tailored to perform distributed operations on behalf of end-users, and for example, integrate the distributed operations transparently into existing systems, so that the new functionality is seamless and indistinguishable from native data/database operations from the end-user perspective.

Abstract: An integration system is provided that defines a first network of computer systems and within the first network establishes communication protocols and security requirements. The architecture includes a layered data model, where the architecture and/or model enable improvement over conventional security, data redundancy, and further improves communication/execution efficiency over various conventional systems, approaches, and databases. The first network can be tailored to perform distributed operations on behalf of end-users, and for example, integrate the distributed operations transparently into existing systems, so that the new functionality is seamless and indistinguishable from native data/database operations from the end-user perspective. The data model can be configured to associate layers of the model with respective systems and distribute the operations such that real world analogs for the data are held across many systems (e.g., specific systems in the architecture).