Abstract: A collection of digital video files may contain a large amount of unstructured information in the form of spoken words encoded within audio tracks. The audio tracks are transcribed into digital text. Attributes are extracted from the digital text and mapped to a particular subject matter aspect. Attribute to aspect mappings provide a useful organization for the unstructured information. Furthermore, sentiment scores and trends for one or more aspects may be determined and displayed.

Abstract: A collection of digital video files may contain a large amount of unstructured information in the form of spoken words encoded within audio tracks. The audio tracks are transcribed into digital text. Attributes are extracted from the digital text and mapped to a particular subject matter aspect. Attribute to aspect mappings provide a useful organization for the unstructured information. Furthermore, sentiment scores and trends for one or more aspects may be determined and displayed.

Abstract: A plurality of transaction domains include transaction managers owning respective transactions, where a first of the transactions is uniquely identified by a unique identifier that indicates a first of the transaction managers that owns the first transaction, the unique identifier relating to the transaction domain in which the first transaction manager is included. The first transaction manager receives a request from a requester that initiated the first transaction, the request sent to the first transaction manager based on the unique identifier of the first transaction.

Abstract: A system and method for travel management that utilizes multiple computer reservation systems (CRSs) for making travel related bookings. In one embodiment, a server provides access to a plurality of computer reservation systems (CRSs) for a client initiating a travel booking request. The client can book a travel item segment from any one of the accessible CRSs. CRSs for particular travel item segments are predefined for the client, along with particular conditions, prior to a travel booking request. The predefined CRSs are accessed to check the availability of travel items. The available travel items are displayed to the client for booking. When the client books a travel item, the booked travel item segment is stored in a super passenger name record (PNR). In some embodiments, the super PNR includes a CRS designation associated with each travel item segment.

Abstract: A system and method for travel management that utilizes multiple computer reservation systems (CRSs) for making travel related bookings. In one embodiment, a server provides access to a plurality of computer reservation systems (CRSs) for a client initiating a travel booking request. The client can book a travel item segment from any one of the accessible CRSs. CRSs for particular travel item segments are predefined for the client, along with particular conditions, prior to a travel booking request. The predefined CRSs are accessed to check the availability of travel items. The available travel items are displayed to the client for booking. When the client books a travel item, the booked travel item segment is stored in a super passenger name record (PNR). In some embodiments, the super PNR includes a CRS designation associated with each travel item segment.