Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed herein for automatically generating schemas for enterprise programs and initiatives and generating recommendations for adding parameters to those schemas. The parameters representing tasks, questions, people, milestones, and other suitable parameters to increase the likelihood that an enterprise program or an initiative (sometimes referred to as project) is successful.

Abstract: A helmet manufacturing method involves: producing a shell and a protector, the shell having two opposing cheek-protecting portions, the protector having a jaw-protecting portion and a neck-protecting portion connected to the jaw-protecting portion; putting the shell and the protector in a die such that bottom edges of the cheek-protecting portions of the shell connect to a top edge of the neck-protecting portion of the protector; introducing a foam material into the die, apply heat and pressure to the foam material such that the foam material expands and binds to an inner side of the shell and an inner side of the protector; and taking a helmet finished product out of the die. Therefore, both the jaw-protecting portion of the integrally-formed protector and the helmet finished product are reinforced.

Abstract: A goggle includes a goggle frame, a lens assembly including a lens mounted on the goggle frame, two reels rotatably mounted on the goggle frame on opposing left and right ends of the lens and a soft sheet mounted between the two reels and abutting the outer surface of the lens, and a control assembly that can be set on one of the two reels according to the dominant hand of the wearer. With this, once the soft sheet is dirty, the wearer operates the control assembly with his dominant hand, so that the control assembly drives the reel set to rotate. At this time, the driven reel will further drive the soft sheet to move laterally relative to the lens, and then roll up the dirty part, so that the soft sheet can always be kept clean in the part corresponding to the lens.

Abstract: A system, method and computer program product for approval and allocation of costs in electronic procurement is described, wherein approval and allocation of costs are made in response to an electronic invoice, which includes information used to allocate procurement costs to one or more cost centers.

Abstract: A brake lever for a cycle includes a brake handle having a crank beam pivotally coupled to a lever bracket at a pivot shaft, an adjuster nut rotatably received in the brake handle and extended outward of the brake handle so as to be rotated by the user. A bar has one end pivotally coupled to the crank beam at a pivot pin and has a cable link pivotally coupled to the other end. A bolt is threaded through the adjuster nut and has one end pivotally coupled to the bar for rotating the bar about the pivot pin and for adjusting the brake lever to different brake leverages.