Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide a central monitoring system for enterprise resource planning software hosted in a plurality of customer tenants. The central monitoring system may include software instructions that when executed by a computer processor, performs a method include extracting process status data from one or more customer tenants independently, transforming the extracted process status data to generate generalized status codes according to predetermined status codes, transferring the generated generalized status codes to a central monitoring system, loading the generated generalized status codes to the central monitoring system, and transforming the generalized status codes to monitoring-specific simplified status codes.

Abstract: The invention relates to a method for the production of plastic molded skins which are built up by consecutively melting multiple plastics onto each other. The surface of the forming tool is partially covered with a covering or mask during the melting of a first plastic powder and the first plastic powder is applied to the forming tool by a powder spray method. Thereafter, the covering or mask is removed from the surface of the forming tool and the second plastic powder is applied to the surface of the forming tool and to the first plastic powder by rotation sintering.

Abstract: Provided is a culture medium for microorganisms present in contaminated working fluids such as coolants. More particularly, said culture medium is particularly suitable for supporting growth of microorganisms colonizing metalworking fluids and allows for specific detection of both bacterial microorganisms and fungal microorganisms the latter depending on the added selective agents which can be antibiotics for the detection of fungal contamination or fungicides for the detection of bacterial contamination. Furthermore, devices and kits comprising the culture medium of the present invention are described as well as a method of detecting microbial contamination of metalworking fluids.

Abstract: A traffic simulator for a cellular radio telecommunications network. The traffic simulator includes a function handler which generates a plurality of basic call functions performed by mobile stations (MSs) over an air interface link with the network. A sequence handler utilizes the basic functions to generate a plurality of call sequences, and a traffic mix handler utilizes the plurality of call sequences to generate an overall traffic mix. A MS handler includes a plurality of MS state machines for different types of MSs and a database of MS properties. The MS handler interfaces with the basic functions to generate realistic inputs to the sequence handler. A cells handler includes a database of cells in the network and parameters relating to radio conditions. The cells handler also interfaces with the basic functions to generate realistic inputs to the sequence handler. A traffic repository may inject recorded real mobile station traffic into the traffic mix.