Abstract: A system includes a processor and memory storing instructions that cause the processor to receive, from a client device, inputs defining associations between one or more control objectives and one more policies, wherein the one or more control objectives define one or more functions to be performed to comply with the one or more policies. The processor may map the one or more policies associated with the one or more control objectives to an application environment and receive, from the client device or a different client device, a change set to an application in the application environment, wherein the change set comprises one or more modifications to the application. The processor may then determine whether the change set adheres to the one or more policies and restrict implementation of the change set in response to determining that the change set does not adhere to the one more policies.

Abstract: A system includes a processor and memory storing instructions that cause the processor to receive, from a client device, inputs defining associations between one or more control objectives and one more policies, wherein the one or more control objectives define one or more functions to be performed to comply with the one or more policies. The processor may map the one or more policies associated with the one or more control objectives to an application environment and receive, from the client device or a different client device, a change set to an application in the application environment, wherein the change set comprises one or more modifications to the application. The processor may then determine whether the change set adheres to the one or more policies and restrict implementation of the change set in response to determining that the change set does not adhere to the one more policies.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method of presenting a graphical user interface (GUI) includes receiving an indication of a data object related to an enterprise and identifying one or more data classifications related to the data object and one or more relationship types between the data object and the one or more data classifications. Additionally, the computer-implemented method includes generating and presenting the GUI via a client device. The GUI includes a central section indicating the data object and one or more sections disposed around the central section. The one or more sections indicate the one or more data classifications and the one or more relationship types between the data object and the one or more data classifications.

Abstract: A method for generating a visual illustration of data organized in a multiway graph is provided. In an embodiment, a computer system maintains a plurality of nodes and edges within a multiway graph and displays a visual user interface with a first node positioned at the center of the visual user interface and child nodes positioned at radially symmetric positions surrounding the first node. The computer system receives a first input that specifies a selection of a first child node. In response to receiving the first input, the computer system updates the visual user interface to display: the first node, positioned at the center; the child nodes, positioned at radially symmetric positions surrounding the first node; the first child node positioned below the first node; and grandchild nodes of the first child node, displayed as polygons positioned at radially symmetric positions around a circular area surrounding the child nodes.

Abstract: A method for generating a visual illustration of data organized in a multiway graph is provided. In an embodiment, a computer system maintains a plurality of nodes and edges within a multiway graph and displays a visual user interface with a first node positioned at the center of the visual user interface and child nodes positioned at radially symmetric positions surrounding the first node. The computer system receives a first input that specifies a selection of a first child node. In response to receiving the first input, the computer system updates the visual user interface to display: the first node, positioned at the center; the child nodes, positioned at radially symmetric positions surrounding the first node; the first child node positioned below the first node; and grandchild nodes of the first child node, displayed as polygons positioned at radially symmetric positions around a circular area surrounding the child nodes.

Abstract: A method for generating a visual illustration of data organized in a multiway graph is provided. In an embodiment, a computer system maintains a plurality of nodes and edges within a multiway graph and displays a visual user interface with a first node positioned at the center of the visual user interface and child nodes positioned at radially symmetric positions surrounding the first node. The computer system receives a first input that specifies a selection of a first child node. In response to receiving the first input, the computer system updates the visual user interface to display: the first node, positioned at the center; the child nodes, positioned at radially symmetric positions surrounding the first node; the first child node positioned below the first node; and grandchild nodes of the first child node, displayed as polygons positioned at radially symmetric positions around a circular area surrounding the child nodes.

Abstract: A method for generating a visual illustration of data organized in a multiway graph is provided. In an embodiment, a computer system maintains a plurality of nodes and edges within a multiway graph and displays a visual user interface with a first node positioned at the center of the visual user interface and child nodes positioned at radially symmetric positions surrounding the first node. The computer system receives a first input that specifies a selection of a first child node. In response to receiving the first input, the computer system updates the visual user interface to display: the first node, positioned at the center; the child nodes, positioned at radially symmetric positions surrounding the first node; the first child node positioned below the first node; and grandchild nodes of the first child node, displayed as polygons positioned at radially symmetric positions around a circular area surrounding the child nodes.

Abstract: A method for generating a visual illustration of data organized in a multiway graph is provided. In an embodiment, a computer system maintains a plurality of nodes and edges within a multiway graph and displays a visual user interface with a first node positioned at the center of the visual user interface and child nodes positioned at radially symmetric positions surrounding the first node. The computer system receives a first input that specifies a selection of a first child node. In response to receiving the first input, the computer system updates the visual user interface to display: the first node, positioned at the center; the child nodes, positioned at radially symmetric positions surrounding the first node; the first child node positioned below the first node; and grandchild nodes of the first child node, displayed as polygons positioned at radially symmetric positions around a circular area surrounding the child nodes.

Abstract: A method for generating a visual illustration of data organized in a multiway graph is provided. In an embodiment, a computer system maintains a plurality of nodes and edges within a multiway graph and displays a visual user interface with a first node positioned at the center of the visual user interface and child nodes positioned at radially symmetric positions surrounding the first node. The computer system receives a first input that specifies a selection of a first child node. In response to receiving the first input, the computer system updates the visual user interface to display: the first node, positioned at the center; the child nodes, positioned at radially symmetric positions surrounding the first node; the first child node positioned below the first node; and grandchild nodes of the first child node, displayed as polygons positioned at radially symmetric positions around a circular area surrounding the child nodes.

Abstract: A method and system for modeling an instance neutral process step allows creation of process templates that categorize various documents, actions, data, dependencies relating to a process step and associating them in a step of a process model, condensing the diverse set of attributes into one cohesive structure. After a process step is fully modeled by configuring the various attributes, processing engines use these attributes to perform various end-user tasks such as viewing input/output data, generating reports, accessing information, and making annotations. Display attributes are specified; knowledge resources, input/output data and runtime behavior are specified and associated with a process step and later accessed by users. For each attribute that is identified, a mechanism is specified for defining and accessing the information in a step-specific manner.

Abstract: A system and method for threading heterogeneous communications in collaborative contexts organizes diverse communication items in their own diverse formats into communication threads resembling those of discussion groups. The invention allows participants to create and/or post items (e.g. chat rooms or documents) and respond to posts with related items (e.g. relevant files or comments). Additionally, a method and system for associating these communications threads with individual steps in a business or design/development process is provided. A common user interface allows use of a variety of communication mechanisms such as chat rooms, electronic whiteboards, notes and documents. A threading server maintains a complete list of items in all threads, along with the process steps that refer to each communication item.

Abstract: A system and method for threading heterogeneous communications in collaborative contexts organizes diverse communication items in their own diverse formats into communication threads resembling those of discussion groups. The invention allows participants to create and/or post items (e.g. chat rooms or documents) and respond to posts with related items (e.g. relevant files or comments). Additionally, a method and system for associating these communications threads with individual steps in a business or design/development process is provided. A common user interface allows use of a variety of communication mechanisms such as chat rooms, electronic whiteboards, notes and documents. A threading server maintains a complete list of items in all threads, along with the process steps that refer to each communication item.