Abstract: Device, system, and method to perform analysis of asset values and factors, predict the future prices of assets, provide recommendations, and preform actions. A method may include analyzing and forecasting the performance of at least one asset against one or more impacting factors. A financial asset includes, but not limited to a company stock price and asset factors include revenue, sales, EBITDA etc. The impacting factors include, but not limited to a comprehensive set of structured and un-structured data such as SEC filings, company reports, business graphs, news and social media, and economic and non-economic indicators. The method includes causation factors identified through a business or enterprise graph, wherein the nodes of the graph represent businesses/enterprises/companies, and the edges represent various relationships between the nodes including, but not limited to, supply-chain, partners, cash flow, and competition.

Abstract: A computer-implemented framework and method for managing application complexes comprising multiple tiers of servers, where servers in a common tier run an identical application and servers in different tiers run different applications, and all the servers work together to provide a specific service, the application complex being definable via an application complex type. The framework has a plugin interface adapted for connection to the framework of a plugin in respect of each application complex type, the plugin encapsulating a relationship between disparate resources composing the respective application complex type and respective characteristics of said resources. A user interface in the framework provides general tasks that are independent of operational semantics of the application complex and is responsive to user operations for interfacing with the framework for defining an instance of the application complex and allowing the user to populate the application complex with servers.

Abstract: A computer-implemented framework and method for managing application complexes comprising multiple tiers of servers, where servers in a common tier run an identical application and servers in different tiers run different applications, and all the servers work together to provide a specific service, the application complex being definable via an application complex type. The framework has a plugin interface adapted for connection to the framework of a plugin in respect of each application complex type, the plugin encapsulating a relationship between disparate resources composing the respective application complex type and respective characteristics of said resources. A user interface in the framework provides general tasks that are independent of operational semantics of the application complex and is responsive to user operations for interfacing with the framework for defining an instance of the application complex and allowing the user to populate the application complex with servers.