Abstract: The present invention relates to a computer-implemented method for managing digital assets within an industrial facility which are stored in an inventory list, whereby adding a digital asset and/or any change in the state of a digital asset causes a change in the inventory list, wherein such adding and/or such a change is recorded as an event in an immutable append-only log.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a computer-implemented method and to a system to govern status check of at least one hyperlink in preservation of user's anonymity of the accessed hyperlink, comprising the following method steps: Providing probabilistic data structure storage, where at least one generated first fingerprint of a hyperlink referring to a WEB object accessed by at least one user is stored, whereby each fingerprint is associated with a status ascertained by the user access, Requesting a status check of at least one hyperlink; Generating a second fingerprint of each hyperlink requested for the status check, matching such a second fingerprint against the at least one first fingerprint, if the matching is successful then the status results in functioning, otherwise the status results in broken or as unknown functioning, and returning the status on an output device.

Abstract: Computer system (GUID) and computer-implemented method for a guidance session comprising measures like receive a user's request (req), select a guidance root node (r1, r2, rn) based on the user's request (req) by accessing a graph data base, wherein the graph data base provides guidance options (o1, . . . on) with links (l), group (grp) in an iterative manner guidance options (o) by type (ot) and put them into a queue (qu), dequeue (dequ) each option group (og2/og3) and check each option's relevance (rel) in the context, provide (show) the option (o) to the user (u) and provide a first guiding question, store user specific interactions history in the context memory and/or perform option-specific actions.

Abstract: The disclosed includes the steps of: providing a predetermined set of recorded roles whereby the user associated with the recorded roles contains at least a permission allowing the user to get access to resources of a technical system during execution of the software system on the technical system, computing a plurality of combinations of intersection sets based on the predetermined recorded roles if the at least one permission of the first and the at least one permission of the second further role overlaps, creating a Venn diagram with a first and second graphical display element representing a first role and a second further role respectively; and displaying the Venn diagram for use by a user in debugging the roles in the software system, wherein the first and the second display element is placed in a visual representation to give the user the cue for each of the intersection sets.

Abstract: The disclosed includes the steps of: providing a predetermined set of recorded roles whereby the user associated with the recorded roles contains at least a permission allowing the user to get access to resources of a technical system during execution of the software system on the technical system, computing a plurality of combinations of intersection sets based on the predetermined recorded roles if the at least one permission of the first and the at least one permission of the second further role overlaps, creating a Venn diagram with a first and second graphical display element representing a first role and a second further role respectively; and displaying the Venn diagram for use by a user in debugging the roles in the software system, wherein the first and the second display element is placed in a visual representation to give the user the cue for each of the intersection sets.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a computer-implemented method and to a system to govern status check of at least one hyperlink in preservation of user's anonymity of the accessed hyperlink, comprising the following method steps: Providing probabilistic data structure storage, where at least one generated first fingerprint of a hyperlink referring to a WEB object accessed by at least one user is stored, whereby each fingerprint is associated with a status ascertained by the user access, Requesting a status check of at least one hyperlink; Generating a second fingerprint of each hyperlink requested for the status check, matching such a second fingerprint against the at least one first fingerprint, if the matching is successful then the status results in functioning, otherwise the status results in broken or as unknown functioning, and returning the status on an output device.

Abstract: Computer system (GUID) and computer-implemented method for a guidance session comprising measures like receive a user's request (req), select a guidance root node (r1, r2, rn) based on the user's request (req) by accessing a graph data base, wherein the graph data base provides guidance options (o1, . . . on) with links (l), group (grp) in an iterative manner guidance options (o) by type (ot) and put them into a queue (qu), dequeue (dequ) each option group (og2/og3) and check each option's relevance (rel) in the context, provide (show) the option (o) to the user (u) and provide a first guiding question, store user specific interactions history in the context memory and/or perform option-specific actions.

Abstract: Various embodiments of the teachings herein include a device comprising: a main module configured to serve at least one physical function; and a computing module configured to serve an operating and/or controlling function for the main module. Both modules are structurally separable and the computing module is recycleable. Each module comprises a respective storage component configured to store physical and logical contracts and a respective I/O-module configured for requesting/obtaining and/or providing specifications. The device also includes a specification validation module comprising a software component configured to match computing module and main module depending on their specifications.