Abstract: A method of autotagging business processes for monitoring analysis of an IT system within an organization is provided herein. The method includes the following stages: modeling an IT system associated with one or more business processes, into a model representing the business processes as process instances; tracking a flow of information entities throughout nodes located along the process instances; extracting, at each one of the nodes, metadata associated with each one of the information entities flowing through the process instance; aggregating over time, the extracted metadata being associated with its respective node and process instance; and visually representing the aggregated metadata in association with its respective business processes, based on the model.

Abstract: Method, system, and computer program product for personalized medical content recommendation are provided. The method may include: having a patient medical profile; having a concept or relationship relating to the patient medical profile; obtaining medical content relevant to the concept or relationship; determining a score of the concept or relationship to the patient medical profile; enhancing the score with a context score based on the values of attributes of the concept or relationship in the patient medical profile; enhancing the score with an additional knowledge score based on knowledge of the concept or relationship additional to the medical content; recommending medical content with respect to a patient medical profile based on the enhanced scores.

Abstract: A method, system, and computer program product for topic-based calendar availability. The method includes having a rule for a time slot in a calendar, wherein the rule includes a rule topic and an availability status for the topic and having a proposed event with an event topic and a time slot. The method compares a proposed event topic and a rule topic for the rule for the time slot of the proposed event and applies a proximity measure to the event topic and rule topic to determine a match. The availability status for the topic is provided if the event topic matches the rule topic, otherwise an alternative availability status is provided.

Abstract: A method, system, and computer program product for visualization of social medical data for a patient. The method including: providing a display representing part or all of a human body of a current patient; determining similar patients related by a bond of one or more entities to the current patient; determining an area of the body a binding entity relates to; and displaying an object representing a similar patient at the area of the body the binding entity relates to on the display representing the human body. Displaying an object representing a similar patient may reflect the level of similarity of the similar patient to the current patient according to the contribution to the similarity of the binding entity.

Abstract: An RFID tag is provided including an object ID and a counter. Such an RFID tag may be employed in an RFID tag system including a parent RFID tag having an object ID and a counter, a child RFID tag, and a reader/writer configured to read the object ID and the counter of the parent RFID tag, combine values of the object ID and the counter, and write the combined value to an object ID of the child RFID tag.

Abstract: A method for presenting dynamic information to the user in conjunction with a mouse pointer in a graphical user interface is provided. The dynamic information is generated by applications and services that would like to notify the user about various events. Once a configuration is loaded, events from applications are waited upon. Upon receipt of an event from an application, the system determines if the event is to be displayed, and when it is, processes the event and prepares an event message to be displayed. The event message is then displayed next to the mouse pointer without interfering with the user's current activity. The event message can take the form of an icon, graphic, text or a combination of any one or more of the above.

Abstract: A method for storing communication messages in a relational database includes accepting an object model including data elements and associations between the data elements, derived from a hierarchically-structured HL7 specification. A relational database that represents the object model is defined based on the data elements and the associations and may be augmented with configured domain knowledge. A communication message conforming to the HL7 specification is received. The message includes data items corresponding to one or more of the data elements. The data items are stored in the relational database so as to preserve the associations between the data items, as defined in the object model.

Abstract: A tag is provided including an object ID and a counter. Such a tag may be employed in a tag system including a parent tag having an object ID and a counter, a child tag, and a reader/writer configured to read the object ID and the counter of the parent tag, combine values of the object ID and the counter, and write the combined value to an object ID of the child tag.

Abstract: A method for storing communication messages in a relational database includes accepting an object model including data elements and associations between the data elements, derived from a hierarchically-structured HL7 specification. A relational database that represents the object model is defined based on the data elements and the associations and may be augmented with configured domain knowledge. A communication message conforming to the HL7 specification is received. The message includes data items corresponding to one or more of the data elements. The data items are stored in the relational database so as to preserve the associations between the data items, as defined in the object model.