Abstract: Systems and methods for characterizing work by working equipment based on proximity to a worker's computing device are disclosed. According to an aspect, a system includes a first computing device configured to determine whether the first computing device is located within a predefined distance from working equipment. The first computing device is also configured to communicate notification whether the first computing device is located within the predefined distance from the working equipment. The system also includes a second computing device configured to receive the notification. The second computing device is also configured to determine characterization of work by the working equipment based on the received notification.

Abstract: Systems and methods for electron flow rendering and visualization correction are disclosed. According to an aspect, a method includes detecting two or more entities connected in a computing network. The method also includes acquiring data attributes from the entities connected to each other within the computing network. Further, the method includes rendering a graphical depiction of the entities connected to each other in the form of a graphical object and graphical line curvature. The method also includes generating a graphical line curvature correction scheme based on a relationship between the graphical line curvatures and graphical objects. Further, the method includes applying the graphical line curvature correction scheme to the acquired data attributes from the entities connected to each other in the form of graphical objects and graphical line curvatures to produce a corrected electron flow expression of the entities.

Abstract: Systems and methods for electron flow rendering and visualization correction are disclosed. According to an aspect, a method includes detecting two or more entities connected in a computing network. The method also includes acquiring data attributes from the entities connected to each other within the computing network. Further, the method includes rendering a graphical depiction of the entities connected to each other in the form of a graphical object and graphical line curvature. The method also includes generating a graphical line curvature correction scheme based on a relationship between the graphical line curvatures and graphical objects. Further, the method includes applying the graphical line curvature correction scheme to the acquired data attributes from the entities connected to each other in the form of graphical objects and graphical line curvatures to produce a corrected electron flow expression of the entities.

Abstract: A business intelligence and reporting solution can include a databook interface that acts as both as a reporting mechanism and an interface for providing data visualization parameters. In some embodiments, the databook includes a plurality of palettes whereby visualization parameters can be specified through a drag-and-drop interaction with the databook. The databook can include a tab interface to select between data views, graphic visualizations of data currently in the databook, and a composite visualization mechanism that provides output to place one or more rows in context to other data in the databook and/or to forecast trends for one or more databook values. The databook may rely on an underlying dataset collected from multiple distinct sources, such as different databases. The solution may include a security policy restricting access to certain fields, records, and/or columns based on a user's role in an organization, data content, and/or a defined access hierarchy for different data items.

Abstract: A business intelligence and reporting solution can include a databook interface that acts as both as a reporting mechanism and an interface for providing data visualization parameters. In some embodiments, the databook includes a plurality of palettes whereby visualization parameters can be specified through a drag-and-drop interaction with the databook. The databook can include a tab interface to select between data views, graphic visualizations of data currently in the databook, and a composite visualization mechanism that provides output to place one or more rows in context to other data in the databook and/or to forecast trends for one or more databook values. The databook may rely on an underlying dataset collected from multiple distinct sources, such as different databases. The solution may include a security policy restricting access to certain fields, records, and/or columns based on a user's role in an organization, data content, and/or a defined access hierarchy for different data items.