Abstract: A computer implemented method for managing the scope of permissions granted by users to application that includes collecting a set of permissions for an application from an application provider publication; and collecting a process flow for functional steps of the application from a review of the application that is published on a product review type publication. The computer implemented method further includes dividing the functional steps of the application into a plurality of journeys, each of said plurality of journeys having a function associated with a stage of a functional step from a perspective of a user; and matching permissions from the set of permissions for each journey of said plurality of journeys to provide matched permissible permissions to journeys stored in a customer journey store.

Abstract: A computer implemented method for managing the scope of permissions granted by users to application that includes collecting a set of permissions for an application from an application provider publication; and collecting a process flow for functional steps of the application from a review of the application that is published on a product review type publication. The computer implemented method further includes dividing the functional steps of the application into a plurality of journeys, each of said plurality of journeys having a function associated with a stage of a functional step from a perspective of a user; and matching permissions from the set of permissions for each journey of said plurality of journeys to provide matched permissible permissions to journeys stored in a customer journey store.

Abstract: Machine logic (for example, software) for performing the following operations: (i) receiving an unstructured data set including information indicative of unstructured data that includes a plurality of first independent parameter values corresponding to a first independent parameter a plurality of first dependent parameter values corresponding to a first dependent parameter; (ii) parsing the unstructured data to identify the first independent parameter, the plurality of first independent parameter values, the first dependent parameter and the plurality of first dependent parameter values; (iii) selecting a first type of graph, from among a plurality of graph types, for visually representing the relationship; and (iv) generating a first graph data set that can be used to display a first graph of the first type which visually represents the relationship.