Abstract: A computer server may receive, from a remote device, an indication of a selection of a subset of a plurality of vendor entities associated with an enterprise. The server may then access a vendor data store to obtain vendor parameters associated with the subset of vendor entities, wherein the vendor data store contains electronic records representing a plurality of vendor entities, and each electronic record includes an electronic record identifier, vendor parameters, and an electronic communication address. The server may then automatically analyze the obtained vendor parameters and data in a metric data store (e.g., benchmark information) to generate vendor logistical variance results for each of the subset of vendor entities. An indication of the vendor logistical variance results may then be transmitted to be displayed on an interactive graphical user interface display that includes at least one electronic communication address from the vendor data store.

Abstract: A device and method are described for a universal analytical data mart and data structure for same. The analytical data mart (ADM) associated data structure is designed to allow data from disparate sources to be integrated, enabling streamlined business intelligence, reporting and ad hoc analysis. Conceptually, the ADM enables analytics and business intelligence from multiple frames of reference including people, such as parties and actors including individuals and organizations, places, such as addresses with geographic information at various levels of view, objects, such as insured properties, automobiles and machinery, and events, milestones which happen at points in time and provide analytical/business value.

Abstract: A device and method are described for a universal analytical data mart and data structure for same. The analytical data mart (ADM) associated data structure is designed to allow data from disparate sources to be integrated, enabling streamlined business intelligence, reporting and ad hoc analysis. Conceptually, the ADM enables analytics and business intelligence from multiple frames of reference including people, such as parties and actors including individuals and organizations, places, such as addresses with geographic information at various levels of view, objects, such as insured properties, automobiles and machinery, and events, milestones which happen at points in time and provide analytical/business value.

Abstract: A computer server may receive, from a remote device, an indication of a selection of a subset of a plurality of vendor entities associated with an enterprise. The server may then access a vendor data store to obtain vendor parameters associated with the subset of vendor entities, wherein the vendor data store contains electronic records representing a plurality of vendor entities, and each electronic record includes an electronic record identifier, vendor parameters, and an electronic communication address. The server may then automatically analyze the obtained vendor parameters and data in a metric data store (e.g., benchmark information) to generate vendor logistical variance results for each of the subset of vendor entities. An indication of the vendor logistical variance results may then be transmitted to be displayed on an interactive graphical user interface display that includes at least one electronic communication address from the vendor data store.

Abstract: A device and method are described for a universal analytical data mart and data structure for same. The analytical data mart (ADM) associated data structure is designed to allow data from disparate sources to be integrated, enabling streamlined business intelligence, reporting and ad hoc analysis. Conceptually, the ADM enables analytics and business intelligence from multiple frames of reference including people, such as parties and actors including individuals and organizations, places, such as addresses with geographic information at various levels of view, objects, such as insured properties, automobiles and machinery, and events, milestones which happen at points in time and provide analytical/business value.

Abstract: A device and method are described for a universal analytical data mart and data structure for same. The analytical data mart (ADM) associated data structure is designed to allow data from disparate sources to be integrated, enabling streamlined business intelligence, reporting and ad hoc analysis. Conceptually, the ADM enables analytics and business intelligence from multiple frames of reference including people, such as parties and actors including individuals and organizations, places, such as addresses with geographic information at various levels of view, objects, such as insured properties, automobiles and machinery, and events, milestones which happen at points in time and provide analytical/business value.

Abstract: According to some embodiments, an electronic record data mart may contain electronic records representing prior transactions with an enterprise and, for each prior transaction, an electronic record identifier, an amount of resources that were allocated for the record, and a set of transaction attributes. A back-end application computer server may then automatically identify, based on transaction attributes and pre-defined compliance criteria, a set of non-complying electronic records. For each non-complying electronic record, a difference between the amount of resources that were allocated for the record and an amount of resources that would have been allocated if the record had complied with the compliance criteria may be estimated based on computer model variables. A user display may include a total difference in the amount of resources that would have been allocated for the set of non-complying electric records if each record had complied with the compliance criteria.

Abstract: Embodiments provide a system for managing segments of a project cycle based upon completed segments, the system comprising: a display device; a database for storing data associated with the project cycle; a processor; a memory, with the memory storing instructions executable by the processor to: access the data stored in the database to obtain information relating to the project cycle, wherein the project cycle comprises a plurality of segments; the plurality of segments having an identified order, wherein the starting time of a segment is dependent on an ending time of a previous segment occurring directly previous to the segment in the identified order; identify at least one uncompleted segment; identify an ending time associated with a most recently completed segment; adjust the starting time of the at least one uncompleted segment based upon the ending time of the most recently completed segment; and display, on the display device, the adjusted starting time of the at least one uncompleted segment.

Abstract: A device and method are described for a universal analytical data mart and data structure for same. The analytical data mart (ADM) associated data structure is designed to allow data from disparate sources to be integrated, enabling streamlined business intelligence, reporting and ad hoc analysis. Conceptually, the ADM enables analytics and business intelligence from multiple frames of reference including people, such as parties and actors including individuals and organizations, places, such as addresses with geographic information at various levels of view, objects, such as insured properties, automobiles and machinery, and events, milestones which happen at points in time and provide analytical/business value.

Abstract: According to some embodiments, an automobile insurance resource platform may interact with a claim professional via a graphical user interface tool, and input data associated with an automobile insurance claim is received from the claim professional. Compliance information may be received from the claim professional via a regulation compliance checklist interface, and action plan information may be automatically created. An indication of the action plan information may then be displayed to the claim professional via a compliance issue area in a resolution interface of the graphical user interface tool.