Abstract: A user associates other users or content with a representation of a topic area, in a computing system. Profile associations between users and the topic areas are generated by detecting that users are associated with the topic areas, or that users have added content to the topic areas. User profile information is automatically updated based upon the profile associations generated.

Abstract: A user associates other users or content with a representation of a topic area, in a computing system. Profile associations between users and the topic areas are generated by detecting that users are associated with the topic areas, or that users have added content to the topic areas. User profile information is automatically updated based upon the profile associations generated.

Abstract: A computing system comprises, in one example, a display system, an organization graph component configured to access an organization graph that represents users of an organization as nodes and connections between the nodes represent relationships between the users, an aggregate data surfacing system comprising an aggregation component configured to identify a given user and to aggregate user data, from a plurality of users, based on a relationship of the plurality of users to the given user in the organization graph, and a display system controller configured to control the display system to generate an aggregate data user interface display that visualizes at least a portion of the organization graph and displays a user interface element that represents the aggregated user data.

Abstract: Document scheduling architecture for automatic publication and removal from publication of a document. A document can be developed, approved, and scheduled for automatic viewing and removal from viewing using start data and end data that are represented as job definitions. Based on a triggering event, the jobs are selected and executed to effect document publication. The document is automatically published making it viewable by all users who have suitable permission to do so. The architecture provides a pluggable override scheduling, and hence, extensible scheduling solution for third-party entities to provide alternative approval and/or scheduling behavior. Other attributes include reporting to a user the status of a document, execution of a policy in combination with the document publication such that the policy overrides selected attributes of the publication state, and a management filter process wherein the document can be reviewed independently by another individual for veto of publication if desired.

Abstract: Translations are provided as a property in multilingual taxonomical hierarchies. Translations for each node in a tree structure are associated with the node of a primary language as labels, where each node can have a plurality of labels. If the translation into a secondary language does not exist, a default label and language combination may be designated to be used in place of the missing secondary language during rendering.

Abstract: Document scheduling architecture for automatic publication and removal from publication of a document. A document can be developed, approved, and scheduled for automatic viewing and removal from viewing using start data and end data that are represented as job definitions. Based on a triggering event, the jobs are selected and executed to effect document publication. The document is automatically published making it viewable by all users who have suitable permission to do so. The architecture provides a pluggable override scheduling, and hence, extensible scheduling solution for third-party entities to provide alternative approval and/or scheduling behavior. Other attributes include reporting to a user the status of a document, execution of a policy in combination with the document publication such that the policy overrides selected attributes of the publication state, and a management filter process wherein the document can be reviewed independently by another individual for veto of publication if desired.