Abstract: A computerized method for converting a graphical representation of an activity flow to a structural text-based representation according to a plurality of human readability considerations, said computerized method comprising: converting a graphical representation of an activity flow to a structural text-based representation having a plurality of text elements which are related to one another in a hierarchical manner; identifying a subset of said plurality of text elements having an equal number of hierarchical degrees of separation from a root of said plurality of text elements; acquiring a plurality of human readability rules; ordering said subset of plurality of text elements by applying said plurality of human readability rules to said subset of plurality of text elements.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention provide systems and methods for detecting internal fraud. The systems and methods for detecting internal fraud involve: receiving information pertaining to a case; receiving information pertaining to a case worker assigned to a case; compiling and configuring the sensitivity of the tasks needed to complete a case; determining a path by which a case is completed; and comparing a path of a first case with the path of a second case. A threshold value is configured to determine the level of deviation between the path of the first case and the path of the second case. If a case is determined to have a level of deviation at or above a threshold value, then an alarm is triggered to indicate a potential fraud.

Abstract: Embodiments include a system, computer-implemented method and computer program product for processing an image document. According to one embodiment, the method includes determining coordinates of an area defined by a region in the image document and generating a preference data based on the coordinates of the area and identification information of a user associated with the selected region. The method also includes associating the preference data with a setting and storing the preference data as a content element in a document object of the image document.

Abstract: Embodiments include a system, computer-implemented method and computer program product for processing an image document. According to one embodiment, the method includes determining coordinates of an area defined by a region in the image document and generating a preference data based on the coordinates of the area and identification information of a user associated with the selected region. The method also includes associating the preference data with a setting and storing the preference data as a content element in a document object of the image document.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention disclose a method, computer program product, and system for generating a workflow diagram corresponding to text describing a business process. A computer identifies activities in steps of a business process by parsing text describing the business process. The computer determines activity names associated with the identified activities. The computer identifies roles associated with actors performing the identified activities. The computer identifies a sequence in which the identified activities are executed. The computer generates a workflow diagram of the business process based on the identified activities, determined activity names corresponding to the identified activities, identified roles associated with the identified activities, and the identified sequence in which the identified activities are executed.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention disclose a method, computer program product, and system for generating a workflow diagram corresponding to text describing a business process. A computer identifies activities in steps of a business process by parsing text describing the business process. The computer determines activity names associated with the identified activities. The computer identifies roles associated with actors performing the identified activities. The computer identifies a sequence in which the identified activities are executed. The computer generates a workflow diagram of the business process based on the identified activities, determined activity names corresponding to the identified activities, identified roles associated with the identified activities, and the identified sequence in which the identified activities are executed.

Abstract: A computerized method for converting a graphical representation of an activity flow to a structural text-based representation according to a plurality of human readability considerations, said computerized method comprising: converting a graphical representation of an activity flow to a structural text-based representation having a plurality of text elements which are related to one another in a hierarchical manner; identifying a subset of said plurality of text elements having an equal number of hierarchical degrees of separation from a root of said plurality of text elements; acquiring a plurality of human readability rules; ordering said subset of plurality of text elements by applying said plurality of human readability rules to said subset of plurality of text elements.

Abstract: A knowledge base is built for a case management system. A case content comprising all incoming documents of the case and all collaborative activities associated with the case is built. Text analytics are performed on the case content. An identification of all the knowledge workers working on the case is linked to the case content. The case content, the text analytics and the identification of all knowledge workers working on the case are then stored in a memory.

Abstract: A knowledge base is built for a case management system. A case content comprising all incoming documents of the case and all collaborative activities associated with the case is built. Text analytics are performed on the case content. An identification of all the knowledge workers working on the case is linked to the case content. The case content, the text analytics and the identification of all knowledge workers working on the case are then stored in a memory.