Abstract: A method is provided for output validation of data processing systems, performed by one or more processors. The method comprises performing a data comparison between a first data table and a second data table to determine a data differentiating table, wherein the first data table is based on an output of a first data pipeline, and wherein the second data table is based on an output of a second data pipeline; performing a schema comparison between the first data table and the second data table to determine a schema differentiating table; generating a first output validation score based on the data differentiating table; generating a second output validation score based on the schema differentiating table; and generating a summary comprising both the first and second output validation scores.

Abstract: A method is provided for output validation of data processing systems, performed by one or more processors. The method comprises performing a data comparison between a first data table and a second data table to determine a data differentiating table, wherein the first data table is based on an output of a first data pipeline, and wherein the second data table is based on an output of a second data pipeline; performing a schema comparison between the first data table and the second data table to determine a schema differentiating table; generating a first output validation score based on the data differentiating table; generating a second output validation score based on the schema differentiating table; and generating a summary comprising both the first and second output validation scores.

Abstract: A method is provided for output validation of data processing systems, performed by one or more processors.

Abstract: A method is provided for output validation of data processing systems, performed by one or more processors.

Abstract: A method and system for assessing a value of a first application with respect to a use of a mobile communication device in communication with a second communication device are presented. The method entails assigning a set of proximity values that relate the use of the application to the communication between the mobile communication device and the second communication device, and determining an impact and a value based on the proximity values. The proximity values may include a relationship proximity value, a time proximity value, a geographical proximity value, an action proximity value, and one or more user-defined proximity values. The determined value may be expressed as a monetary value.

Abstract: A method and system for assessing a value of a first application with respect to a use of a mobile communication device in communication with a second communication device are presented. The method entails assigning a set of proximity values that relate the use of the application to the communication between the mobile communication device and the second communication device, and determining an impact and a value based on the proximity values. The proximity values may include a relationship proximity value, a time proximity value, a geographical proximity value, an action proximity value, and one or more user-defined proximity values. The determined value may be expressed as a monetary value.

Abstract: A method and system for assessing a value of a first application with respect to a use of a mobile communication device in communication with a second communication device are presented. The method entails assigning a set of proximity values that relate the use of the application to the communication between the mobile communication device and the second communication device, and determining an impact and a value based on the proximity values. The proximity values may include a relationship proximity value, a time proximity value, a geographical proximity value, an action proximity value, and one or more user-defined proximity values. The determined value may be expressed as a monetary value.

Abstract: A system and method are disclosed for communicating messages between users that use different messaging services. A message from a user communication device is communicated to a remote user communication device using a first messaging service. The remote user communication device communicates messages using a second messaging service. The message from the user communication device is routed to a messaging interface gateway in accordance with configuration information associated with the remote user communication device. The message is routed from the messaging interface gateway to a messaging server associated with the remote user communication device. The messaging server is configured to use the second messaging service. The message is delivered to the remote user communication device using the second messaging service.

Abstract: A system and method are disclosed herein for dynamically updating a first subscriber communications list or creating a new subscriber communications list based on awareness information data, the method comprising creating a rule for defining a second subscriber communications list, the second subscriber communications list being an updated first subscriber communications list or being a created new subscriber communications list; storing the rule; retrieving and pre-processing existing data; retrieving and pre-processing the awareness information data; and storing the second subscriber communications list.

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments of the present invention are directed to a system and method for user identity portability in communication systems. The present invention can provide user identity portability across communication networks that do not necessarily impose a phone number as the identity, addressing, or routing identifier. According to exemplary embodiments, a user identified by any suitable user identifier can switch network operators (e.g., from operator A to operator B) and retain their user identifier. For example, an identity server can support reverse lookup ENUM usage for URI and other identity correlation. Thus, all communication contacts that the user had while with operator A can seamlessly continue communications with the user even after the user switches to operator B.

Abstract: A system and method are disclosed for communicating messages between users that use different messaging services. A message from a user communication device is communicated to a remote user communication device using a first messaging service. The remote user communication device communicates messages using a second messaging service. The message from the user communication device is routed to a messaging interface gateway in accordance with configuration information associated with the remote user communication device. The message is routed from the messaging interface gateway to a messaging server associated with the remote user communication device. The messaging server is configured to use the second messaging service. The message is delivered to the remote user communication device using the second messaging service.

Abstract: A system and method for dynamically configuring a graphical user interface (GUI) of a mobile communication device allow the GUI displayed by the application software running locally on the mobile device to be determined by a remote GUI server without the need for user intervention. The GUI need not be predetermined in the application software installation package, nor downloaded manually by the user. Rather, the set of graphical elements that make up the GUI on the local device can be controlled by the remote GUI server. Upon installation, startup, or during operation of the local client application, the local client can contact the remote GUI server and be provided with the GUI elements that the client requires. Accordingly, the present invention provides remote configuration and manipulation of the GUI elements displayed on a mobile communication device to create new and different user interfaces on that device without user intervention.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a system and method for user account portability across communication systems. The present invention allows users to switch communication service providers and retain their service and account profile information when moving between communication environments. The user can switch to a new communication service provider without losing the assets of the user's settings and account profile that the user generated for the previous communication service provider. The user need not re-enter or re-configure various account settings after moving to the new communication service provider, as such information is propagated from the user's previous service provider. Thus, users can enjoy service continuity and can choose any communication service provider according to their considerations (e.g., service level, cost, benefits, or the like), and not incur service usage penalties due to the switch.

Abstract: Exemplary embodiments of the present invention are directed to a system and method for user identity portability in communication systems. The present invention can provide user identity portability across communication networks that do not necessarily impose a phone number as the identity, addressing, or routing identifier. According to exemplary embodiments, a user identified by any suitable user identifier can switch network operators (e.g., from operator A to operator B) and retain their user identifier. For example, an identity server can support reverse lookup ENUM usage for URI and other identity correlation. Thus, all communication contacts that the user had while with operator A can seamlessly continue communications with the user even after the user switches to operator B.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a system and method for filtering offensive information content in communication environments. The system includes an offensive information filtering server module in communication with a plurality of user communication devices. The offensive information filtering server module includes an offensive content detection module. The offensive content detection module is configured to detect offensive information content in communications between the user communication devices. The offensive information filtering server module includes an offensive content filtering module in communication with the offensive content detection module. The offensive content filtering module is configured to filter the offensive information content detected in the communications by the offensive content detection module.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a system and method for managing domain policy for interconnected communication networks. The present invention governs communication service policy for interconnection among remote communication services to allow users to communicate with other users in remote domains. Exemplary embodiments allow the local communication services to guarantee certain service aspects even when remote domains are involved. For example, the local service enablers can assert their local service policy across domains. A local service enabler can choose other service enablers in remote domains based on specific criteria that meets the local service enabler's settings and user preferences. The local service enabler can protect itself from connection to other service enablers that may contradict its local settings.

Abstract: A system and method are disclosed for prioritizing presence information for telecommunication, referred to as “presence information priority.” Presence information can include, be accompanied by, or otherwise associated with a suitable priority level that indicates the significance of the presence notification. Such presence information priority enables clients to act or otherwise respond to the presence information according to the priority. A presence server or other suitable presence service associates priority indications with the presence information, and sends the presence information and associated priority indications to the client devices. Each client device can receive the same or different priority indication as other client devices for the presence information. The priority information can include a plurality of priority levels, including, for example, “low,” “normal,” and “high.

Abstract: The present invention is directed to a system and method for handling jargon in communication systems. The present invention can allow users and communication systems to manage jargon, providing end users with the ability to translate incoming messages containing unknown words, expressions, symbols, shortcuts, and the like. For example, the present invention can be used in messaging systems to allow unaware or unfamiliar users to be able to easily comprehend messages that include such jargon and shortcuts. Alternatively, users with small screens (e.g., on mobile or handheld communication devices) or for other reasons can receive and/or display jargon or shortcuts automatically where appropriate, instead of long phrases. The present invention can perform such jargon translation on the server side, on the client/recipient side, or in a mixed server/client mode. Any suitable type of messaging or communication system can utilize the jargon handling system of the present invention.

Abstract: A system and method for real time search that matches a plurality of client queries against a plurality of terms extracted from a plurality of information packets. The method and system allows implementation of complex matching techniques in real time. The method and system provides that a group of information packets originating from a single information source is checked in order to provide a query result. In addition, it provides that received information packets and information representative of a reception of extracted terms are stored in a manner that allows fast insertion and deletion of content.

Abstract: A media monitor system monitors content of a plurality of information streams provided by a plurality of information sources coupled to a media monitor system. The media monitor system is adapted to be coupled to a plurality of client systems, the media monitor system includes an information retriever, a distributor, and an analyzer. The analyzer has a real time search engine and a real time alert engine.