Abstract: Metadata is generated that contains attribute values for a first document that in turn contains one or more key words. The attribute values of the first document are based on contextual information such as attribute values associated with other documents that contain at least one of the key words. Once generated, the metadata may be associated with the first document. Related techniques, apparatuses, and articles are also described.

Abstract: Systems and methods for managing information display include the ability, at least in one implementation, to receive a message indicating that the information of a resource is to be displayed and to form a user interface for displaying the resource information by defining a pane in which to display the information and selecting a renderer operable to render the information in the pane.

Abstract: Metadata is generated that contains attribute values for a first document that in turn contains one or more key words. The attribute values of the first document are based on contextual information such as attribute values associated with other documents that contain at least one of the key words. Once generated, the metadata may be associated with the first document. Related techniques, apparatuses, and articles are also described.

Abstract: A plurality of e-mails are received, a portion of which contain attachments. The e-mails and the attachments are stored in one or more data repositories. The header information from the e-mails and the content from both of the e-mails and the attachments can be used to generate an index. Thereafter, the e-mails and the attachments can be logically associated to generate a plurality of hierarchical taxonomies characterizing the e-mails and the attachments.

Abstract: Systems and methods for managing information display include the ability, at least in one implementation, to receive a message indicating that the information of a resource is to be displayed and to form a user interface for displaying the resource information by defining a pane in which to display the information and selecting a renderer operable to render the information in the pane.

Abstract: Systems and methods for managing information display include the ability, at least in one implementation, to receive a message indicating that the information of a resource is to be displayed and to form a user interface for displaying the resource information by defining a pane in which to display the information and selecting a renderer operable to render the information in the pane.

Abstract: In an exemplary embodiment of the present invention, a method for automatically determining a correction period of time (?VLZ_opt) for correcting an actual lead time for delivery of an upstream product (V) which is manufactured with an actual lead time (VLZ_actual) by a delivery unit of a manufacturing network, wherein a quantity of the upstream product (V) to be completed in each case by the delivery unit to cover demand of an end user of the manufacturing network, being determined for multiple points in time and stored in the form of a setpoint delivery curve.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus, including computer systems and program products synchronizing a displayname and a resource identifier. In one technique, a machine-implemented method includes receiving input corresponding to a displayname of a data resource; preparing a resource identifier of the data resource within a repository based on the input and naming conventions associated with the repository; and preparing the displayname of the data resource based on the input. The resource identifier may be prepared such that the resource identifier resembles the displayname. Naming conventions may include a naming convention that requires a content-type extension to be retained by a resource identifier. The displayname may be presented to a user interface such that only the displayname is displayed and a corresponding resource identifier is excluded from being displayed.