Abstract: Systems and methods that interact with an enterprise clipboard are described. One example system embodiment includes logic to acquire an object item and logic to acquire information about the object item. The information may be metadata and/or contextual information. The example system embodiment includes logic to create a context associated with the object item. The example system embodiment includes logic to selectively provide to an enterprise clipboard the object item along with information about the object item so that the receiver of the object item and the information about the object item does not receive just data.

Abstract: Systems, methods, media, and other embodiments associated with providing context relevant data and/or controls associated with an enterprise object processing application to a personal object processing application are described. One example system embodiment includes logic to receive an identifier of a selection associated with the personal object processing application, to receive a value associated with the selection, and to receive a metadata describing the selection, and/or the value. The example system embodiment also includes logic to provide a viewable region to display the context relevant data and/or controls for the personal object processing application. The context relevant action and the context relevant data are associated with an enterprise object processing application related to the selection.

Abstract: Aspects of the present invention identify duplicate entries across multiple sources of information, such as databases. Further aspects of the invention relate to auto-suggesting entries as duplicates. Embodiments of the invention relate to an algorithm constructed to match or discard duplicates based upon information relating to at least two social identities in one store. Further embodiments of the invention relate to an algorithm constructed to match or discard duplicate entries based upon a legal and/or digital identity. This can be in conjunction with information relating to social identity.

Abstract: A method of merging contact information. A method of merging contact information received from multiple sources comprising the acts of identifying a first data record including a first information content as representing a contact, identifying a second data record, having a second information content differing from the first data record, and representing the contact, and merging the first data record and the second data record into a single contact record.