Abstract: A system and method for managing and scheduling changes across an organization. A change management computer system can receive a request to implement a proposed change for a facility of the organization, determine a change score for the proposed change that quantifies a magnitude of impact for the proposed change on the facility, access, from a database, data records identifying other changes currently scheduled to be performed by the facility over a plurality of time periods, determine scheduled change scores for the facility for the plurality of time periods based on other changes scores for other scheduled changes, identify time periods from the plurality of time periods as suitable for scheduling the proposed change based on the scheduled change scores and change score for the proposed change, and output identification of the time periods as suitable for scheduling the proposed change for the facility.

Abstract: A system and method for assessing, controlling, and reporting risk in an enterprise related to governance, risk management, and compliance activities.

Abstract: The present invention provides a system and method for injecting natural gas in an RTO. The RTO may be, for example, a known type that has a rotary distributor, a center section divided into pie-shaped segments above the rotary distributor, a heat exchanger section above the center section, and a combustion chamber above the heat exchanger. According to an aspect of the invention, the system introduces gas into segments of the center section in a sequenced manner via cycling on/off control valves. In a particular embodiment, the natural gas is injected at a specific location of a respective segment within the center section that is past the rotary distributor seals and directly under the bottom of the heat exchanger bed. According to the injection sequence, the injection of natural gas into the segment commences when the segment begins to receive inlet waste gas streams, and injection ceases before the flow through the sector changes or stops.