Abstract: In one embodiment, feedback data of a software object is received through a sequence of cascaded GUIs. The cascaded GUIs include an interaction portion to receive the feedback data from users at a plurality of feedback levels. Further, user role weightings of the users, account weightings of enterprises associated with the users and a time weighting corresponding to a life-cycle phase of the software object are retrieved. Furthermore, average rating of the software object corresponding to each feedback level is determined as a function of the user role weightings, the account weightings, the time weighting, the feedback data corresponding to a feedback level and a number of users submitted the feedback data. The determined average ratings and rating distribution corresponding to each feedback level are graphically displayed on the interaction portion associated with a next feedback level.

Abstract: In one embodiment, feedback data of a software object is received through a sequence of cascaded GUIs. The cascaded GUIs include an interaction portion to receive the feedback data from users at a plurality of feedback levels. Further, user role weightings of the users, account weightings of enterprises associated with the users and a time weighting corresponding to a life-cycle phase of the software object are retrieved. Furthermore, average rating of the software object corresponding to each feedback level is determined as a function of the user role weightings, the account weightings, the time weighting, the feedback data corresponding to a feedback level and a number of users submitted the feedback data. The determined average ratings and rating distribution corresponding to each feedback level are graphically displayed on the interaction portion associated with a next feedback level.

Abstract: Various embodiments of systems and methods for mass modification of attribute values of objects are described. The methods include systematically analyzing attributes assigned to multiple objects, displaying the results to the user, enabling mass modification functionality in the user interface, and providing the user a comprehensive variety of options on how to proceed with mass editing.

Abstract: Various embodiments of systems and methods for mass modification of attribute values of objects are described. The methods include systematically analyzing attributes assigned to multiple objects, displaying the results to the user, enabling mass modification functionality in the user interface, and providing the user a comprehensive variety of options on how to proceed with mass editing.

Abstract: An event scheduler may schedule a first event having a first recurrence characteristic within a scheduling module, and to schedule a second event having a second recurrence characteristic within the scheduling module. A link manager may store a link between the first event and the second event within the scheduling module. A view generator may provide an event view which indicates the link in association with at least one of the first event and the second event.