Abstract: Appropriate ventilation for a building space while maintaining building comfort includes tracking one or more interior environmental conditions within the building space and one or more exterior environmental conditions outside of the building space during operation of the HVAC system. An environmental model for the building space is learned over time based at least in part on these tracked environmental conditions, where the environmental model predicts an environmental state of the building space in response to operation of the HVAC system under various interior and exterior environmental conditions. A maximum allowed ventilation rate that can be achieved without causing the HVAC system to compromise on any of one or more comfort conditions of the building space is predicted using the environmental model. The outdoor air ventilation damper of the HVAC system is then controlled to provide an appropriate ventilation up to or at the predicted maximum allowed ventilation rate.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments provide systems and techniques for a computerized orchestration layer that allows financial institutions to make real-time inquiries to other financial institutions when presented with a financial instrument. In some embodiments, disclosed systems and techniques may provide for processing a real-time payment at a depository bank. In some other embodiments, disclosed systems and techniques may provide for processing a real-time payment at a paying bank.

Abstract: Disclosed embodiments provide systems and techniques for a computerized orchestration layer that allows financial institutions to make real-time inquiries to other financial institutions when presented with a financial instrument. In some embodiments, disclosed systems and techniques may provide for processing a real-time payment at a depository bank. In some other embodiments, disclosed systems and techniques may provide for processing a real-time payment at a paying bank.

Abstract: Centralized single sign-on service for entitlement for multiple different application interface objects to relational database objects is provided as a function of a set of relational extensible mark-up language links. Roles are mapped to a unique user identification by a first extensible mark-up language link. A permission value within a second extensible mark-up language link that specifies a type of access to a unique data object identification is linked to the roles mapped in the first link. An object type and an object name within another extensible mark-up language link are linked to the determined permission value and to the unique data object identification. Access to a data object within a database by different external applications is enabled pursuant to the determined permission value as a function of the data object having the unique data object identification, the first and the second external applications using different application formats.