Abstract: A system includes reception of time-series tuples of a first portion of business data, automatic generation of a weighted graph describing relationships between the time-series tuples, automatic generation of one or more causal loop diagrams based on the relationships and on one or more knowledge models associated with the business data, automatic transformation of each of the one or more causal loop diagrams into a respective state flow diagram, automatic annotation of each of the one or more state flow diagrams with parameters and equations, generation of a simulated system based on the one or more annotated state flow diagrams, and evaluation of the simulated system based on a second portion of the business data.

Abstract: A system includes reception of time-series tuples of a first portion of business data, automatic generation of a weighted graph describing relationships between the time-series tuples, automatic generation of one or more causal loop diagrams based on the relationships and on one or more knowledge models associated with the business data, automatic transformation of each of the one or more causal loop diagrams into a respective state flow diagram, automatic annotation of each of the one or more state flow diagrams with parameters and equations, generation of a simulated system based on the one or more annotated state flow diagrams, and evaluation of the simulated system based on a second portion of the business data.

Abstract: A business process model (BPM) handler may determine a business process model including tasks arranged according to a directed graph, at least some of the tasks associated with requirements for executing the tasks. An information technology topology model (ITTM) handler may determine an information technology topology model with connected resources used to perform at least some of the tasks. A behavior model generator may determine behaviors of the resources from a behavior information library, and may generate a behavior model in which the tasks and their respective requirements are connected to the resources and to their respective behaviors. A continuity analyzer may thus provide a continuity analysis, based on the behavior model.

Abstract: A business process model (BPM) handler may determine a business process model including tasks arranged according to a directed graph, at least some of the tasks associated with requirements for executing the tasks. An information technology topology model (ITTM) handler may determine an information technology topology model with connected resources used to perform at least some of the tasks. A behavior model generator may determine behaviors of the resources from a behavior information library, and may generate a behavior model in which the tasks and their respective requirements are connected to the resources and to their respective behaviors. A continuity analyzer may thus provide a continuity analysis, based on the behavior model.