Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for a context-aware scheduler. In one example embodiment, the context-aware scheduler accesses a stored application context to determine that the stored application context corresponds to a change in application context from a first application context according to which a queue of jobs for execution for an application is currently prioritized, to a second application context. The context-aware scheduler determines a list of attributions comprising assigned priority categories for the second application context and uses the list of attributions for the second application context to re-prioritize the plurality of jobs in the queue based on a job attribution tag for each job in the queue. The context-aware scheduler sets a first job in the re-prioritized queue as the next job for execution for the application.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to systems, methods, and non-transitory computer readable media that implement a peer-to-peer social media recommendation system. For example, the peer-to-peer recommendation process can involve providing social media accounts to a recommender to recommend to a recommendee. For example, based on determining triggering criteria, the disclosed systems can determine social media accounts for a recommender to recommend to a recommendee based on recommender features and recommendee features. In addition, the disclosed systems can provide a recommender user interface for display on a recommender device that includes a listing of social media accounts together with selectable options to recommend the social media accounts to a recommendee. The disclosed systems can further provide a recommendee user interface to a recommendee device to display social media accounts recommended by the recommender together with selectable options to follow the social media accounts.

Abstract: A method and system for determining a filtrate (FQCL) for a product on a current level in a supply chain or network A market tank balance (MTBCL) is determined for the product in the supply chain the filtrate quantity for the product is determined by calculating the difference between the market tank balance (MTBCL) and a preferred balance (PBCL) of products in the market tank, and if the filtrate quantity is lower than a predetermined threshold, the filtrate quantity is increased on the current level by increasing the delivery of the product to the market tank, or increasing the production, or decreasing the delivery of the product from the market tank. If the filtrate quantity is higher than a predetermined threshold, the filtrate quantiy is reduced by reducing the delivery of the product to the market tank, or by reducing the production, or by increasing the outflow from the market tank.