Abstract: Systems and methods for altering tablature via geographical interfaces are disclosed. A system may include at least one processor configured to output a first signal for rendering a table, including a plurality of items, columns, and values in cells, wherein one of the columns may retain geographic location values, wherein a subgroup of the items may share a common geographic location value. The processor may output a second signal to render a common map, including markers associated with the geographically dispersed items, enable an interaction with the common map, output a third signal to render column values associated with the plurality of items of the subgroup, receive a fourth signal to update a column value for a particular item, receive a fifth signal to re-render the table, and output a sixth signal to re-render the table, wherein the sixth signal includes the updated value for the particular item.

Abstract: A host-side system for displaying a web page includes at least one processing circuitry which discovers at least one micro frontend in web page code. Each micro frontends has a respective type, internal or external. Internal micro frontends are inline with the web page code and external micro frontends are hosted in a frame in the web page code. A host application is executed for rendering the web page. Data exchange between the host application and the micro frontends is managed using a micro frontend layer in accordance with the respective types of the micro frontends.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for triggering table entries characterizing workflow-related communications occurring between workflow participants are disclosed. The systems and methods may involve presenting a table via a display, the table containing rows and columns defining cells, the rows and cells being configured to manage respective roles of the workflow participants; presenting on the display at least one active link for enabling workflow participants to join in a video or an audio communication; logging in memory, characteristics of the communication including identities of the workflow participants who joined in the communication; and generating an object associated with the table, the object containing the characteristics of the communication logged in memory.

Abstract: A system for executing a software program comprises: a display device for displaying a web based GUI of the software program; and a hardware processor adapted for executing in a web browser a code comprising: executing, in a worker thread that is not a primary thread executing code implementing the web based GUI, a client instruction identified in the primary thread for background processing; while the worker thread executes: displaying in a graphical object of the web based GUI data retrieved from a data structure associated with an outcome of executing the client instruction, where the data structure contains temporary data; and modifying another graphical object of the web based GUI in response to a user instruction received by a user selecting a selectable object of the web based GUI; and modifying the graphical object of the web based GUI when the contents of data structure is modified.

Abstract: Systems and methods for aggregating and parsing data from multiple tables are disclosed. A system may include at least one processor configured to maintain a first table with a first item with a first status and a second item with a second status, and a second table with a third item with the first status and a fourth item with the second status. A graphical indicator may include a first graphical element aggregating, based on a shared first status, the first item and the third item, and a second graphical element aggregating, based on a shared second status, the second item and the fourth item. In response to a selection of the first graphical element, a third table may display with representations of the first and third items. For a selection of the second graphical element, a fourth table may display with representations of the second and fourth items.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for triggering table entries characterizing workflow-related communications occurring between workflow participants are disclosed. The systems and methods may involve presenting a table via a display, the table containing rows and columns defining cells, the rows and cells being configured to manage respective roles of the workflow participants; presenting on the display at least one active link for enabling workflow participants to join in a video or an audio communication; logging in memory, characteristics of the communication including identities of the workflow participants who joined in the communication; and generating an object associated with the table, the object containing the characteristics of the communication logged in memory.

Abstract: Systems and methods for altering tablature via geographical interfaces are disclosed. A system may include at least one processor configured to output a first signal for rendering a table, including a plurality of items, columns, and values in cells, wherein one of the columns may retain geographic location values, wherein a subgroup of the items may share a common geographic location value. The processor may output a second signal to render a common map, including markers associated with the geographically dispersed items, enable an interaction with the common map, output a third signal to render column values associated with the plurality of items of the subgroup, receive a fourth signal to update a column value for a particular item, receive a fifth signal to re-render the table, and output a sixth signal to re-render the table, wherein the sixth signal includes the updated value for the particular item.

Abstract: Systems and methods for aggregating and parsing data from multiple tables are disclosed. A system may include at least one processor configured to maintain a first table with a first item with a first status and a second item with a second status, and a second table with a third item with the first status and a fourth item with the second status. A graphical indicator may include a first graphical element aggregating, based on a shared first status, the first item and the third item, and a second graphical element aggregating, based on a shared second status, the second item and the fourth item. In response to a selection of the first graphical element, a third table may display with representations of the first and third items. For a selection of the second graphical element, a fourth table may display with representations of the second and fourth items.

Abstract: Provided are a computer program product, system, and method for building complex hierarchical queries. A User Interface (UI) representation of a logical query is received, wherein the UI representation describes object types, relationships between the object types, and attributes of the object types. The UI representation is translated to a logical query. The logical query is converted to data layer calls to retrieve objects having the object types, the relationships between the object types, and the attributes of the object types. The objects are received. Then, a directed graph is generated using the identified objects.

Abstract: Provided are a computer program product, system, and method for building complex hierarchical queries. A User Interface (UI) representation of a logical query is received, wherein the UI representation describes object types, relationships between the object types, and attributes of the object types. The UI representation is translated to a logical query. The logical query is converted to data layer calls to retrieve objects having the object types, the relationships between the object types, and the attributes of the object types. The objects are received. Then, a directed graph is generated using the identified objects.

Abstract: An approach for sharing simulated data storage system management plans is provided. One or more effects of a resource management plan are simulated on a data storage system by generating a simulation based, at least in part, on the data storage system and the resource management plan. Access to the simulation is granted to at least one person who is not an author of the resource management plan. Feedback of one or more types is received from the at least one person. The data storage system is modified based, at least in part, on the resource management plan and the feedback of one or more types from the at least one person.