Abstract: A method, computer system, and computer program product for analyzing skills. The method identifies the skills for a group of people and displays the skills identified on a radar chart in a graphical user interface in a display system. The radar chart has axes extending from a common origin in which a skill in the skills for a person in the group of people is displayed on an axis in the axes corresponding to the skill. A balance of skills is identified for the group of people. The balance of skills has desired values for the skills needed for the group of people. The balance of skills for the group of people is displayed in the radar chart.

Abstract: A computer network including a server computer, a first computer implementing a first software tool having a first function and a second software tool having a second function, and a second computer implementing the first software tool and the second software tool. The server computer is configured to gather first data regarding use of the first software tool; gather second data regarding use of the second software tool; and based on the first data and the second data, link activities of the first user and the second user to a performance goal for any one of the first user, the second user, a team including at least the first user or the second user, or an organization to which the first user and the second user belong. In executing the third program code, a communications link between the server computer and the first computer or the second computer is improved.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for visually presenting a hierarchical organization for an entity. A tree structure that represents the hierarchical organization for the entity is displayed by a computer system in a graphical user interface on a display system. A sequence of user inputs is received by a computer system through the graphical user interface. A plurality of levels of the tree structure in the graphical user interface is transformed, by the computer system, based on the sequence of user inputs such that a series of direct linkages from a topmost level of the plurality of levels to a bottommost level of the plurality of levels is aligned with a vertical alignment axis.

Abstract: A method, computer system and computer program product for managing communications. A computer system monitors a use of communications used by a group of people in a communications system and displays the use of the communications by the group of people on a radar chart in a graphical user interface in a display system. The radar chart has axes extending from a common origin in which the axes correspond to the use of the communications. The computer system identifies a group of potential changes to the communications in the communications system based on a policy applied to the use monitored for in the communications. The computer system displays the group of potential changes in association with the radar chart in the graphical user interface, enabling a more efficient use of the communications system.

Abstract: A method, computer system, and computer program product for analyzing skills. The method identifies the skills for a group of people and displays the skills identified on a radar chart in a graphical user interface in a display system. The radar chart has axes extending from a common origin in which a skill in the skills for a person in the group of people is displayed on an axis in the axes corresponding to the skill. A balance of skills is identified for the group of people. The balance of skills has desired values for the skills needed for the group of people. The balance of skills for the group of people is displayed in the radar chart.

Abstract: A computer network including a server computer, a first computer implementing a first software tool having a first function and a second software tool having a second function, and a second computer implementing the first software tool and the second software tool. The server computer is configured to gather first data regarding use of the first software tool; gather second data regarding use of the second software tool; and based on the first data and the second data, link activities of the first user and the second user to a performance goal for any one of the first user, the second user, a team including at least the first user or the second user, or an organization to which the first user and the second user belong. In executing the third program code, a communications link between the server computer and the first computer or the second computer is improved.