Abstract: Novel tools and techniques are provided for implementing software-based network probes for monitoring network devices for fault management. In various embodiments, a computing system may receive, from at least one software-based network probe, a first alert associated with a first device among layer 4 devices disposed in a plurality of networks; may parse and store first alert data from the received first alert in a database, in a standardized format; may perform, using an enrichment system, enrichment of the first alert data, by retrieving first enrichment data from one or more second databases and adding the first enrichment data to the parsed and formatted first alert data in the first database to form first consolidated alert data; and may send the first consolidated alert data to a fault management system for display to a user to facilitate addressing of the first alert by the user.

Abstract: The disclosure includes a system and method for receiving a business process model for an application, the business process model including a human workstep, wherein input is received from a user to complete the human workstep; receiving a plurality of presentation types for association with the human workstep; receiving associated user interface (UI) metadata for the plurality of presentation types; and associating the human workstep with the plurality of presentation types and associated UI metadata.

Abstract: The disclosure includes a system and method for receiving a business process model for an application, the business process model including a human workstep, wherein input is received from a user to complete the human workstep; receiving a plurality of presentation types for association with the human workstep; receiving associated user interface (UI) metadata for the plurality of presentation types; and associating the human workstep with the plurality of presentation types and associated UI metadata.

Abstract: The disclosure includes a system and method for receiving a business process model for an application, the business process model including a human workstep, wherein input is received from a user to complete the human workstep; receiving a plurality of presentation types for association with the human workstep; receiving associated user interface (UI) metadata for the plurality of presentation types; and associating the human workstep with the plurality of presentation types and associated UI metadata.