Abstract: Systems and methods for tracking employee job performance include receiving performance-related data from an employee. The performance-related data may include a schedule from the employee, a number of a demand activity performed by the employee, and a type of the demand activity performed by the employee. Systems and methods for tracking employee job performance also may include calculating a statistic related to the job performance of the employee and generating a report detailing the job performance of the employee. The report may be generated over a managerial scope received from a management user and may include the statistic related to job performance.

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments of the invention relate to methods, systems, and storage mediums for facilitating information storage and retrieval of addressing data. The method includes parsing addressing data imported from a legacy file, generating searchable records of parsed addressing data, and presenting at least one of the records to a first analyst via a graphical user interface for analysis. The method further includes generating a referral for the record as a result of the analysis via the graphical user interface, assigning a pending status to the referral indicating the referral requires further analysis, and saving the referral in a database. The referral includes the parsed addressing data and a correction type code. The correction type code indicates a recommended action to be performed on addressing data contained in the referral.

Abstract: Data is automatically loaded into a user database from an external data source based on a schedule. A determination is made as to whether a task schedule has been satisfied. An application database and the user database are opened using a batch process based on the determination. A macro may be used to load data from an external data source into the user database. A task scheduler may be used to invoke the batch process. The application database may be an Access application database. The macro may remove data from predefined fields in the user database, and then may load data from the external data file into at least some of the predefined fields of the user database. The macro may be used to quit the user database and the application database after the data is loaded into the user database.

Abstract: Data is automatically retrieved from a DataBase 2 (DB2) database using a DB2 scripter module that is configured to automatically log on to the DB2 database, to automatically perform a query of the DB2 database, and to automatically extract from the DB2 database a dataset that results from the query. A dataset processor module is configured to convert the dataset into a text file, and to deliver the text file to a delivery site, for retrieval by the user. The DB2 scripter module can extract the dataset by printing the dataset to a DB2 virtual printer and/or by exporting the dataset to a File Transfer Protocol (FTP) site.