| 摘要 |
Systems, methods and computer program products are disclosed for facilitating the collection of activity data, organizational hierarchy data and distribution list data within a private computer network (especially an intranet) while complying with applicable privacy laws and regulations, as well as individual organizations' business rules addressing intranet users' privacy to display a social graph of organization members related to a requesting organization member. Such systems, methods and computer program products allow for the collecting of such data passively without a need for active participation from the requester. A computer-implemented process for displaying a social graph further comprises calculating sub-scores for each of activity data, organizational data and distribution list data and calculating a total score for each related organization member and displaying the social graph comprising those organization members whose score exceeds a predetermined value as related to the requester. |
| 主权项 |
1. A computer-implemented method for automatically calculating a social graph for a first member of an organization, the method comprising:
retrieving activity data, organizational data and distribution list data of a second member of the organization, wherein the organizational data include data of at least one of an organizational hierarchy of the organization, a position description of the second member, a committee, team and project membership of the second member, or a shared document access permission between the first and second members; calculating a sub-score for the second member for each of the activity data, organizational data and distribution list data, the sub-scores individually representing a level of adjacency between the first and second members in the organization based on each of the activity data, organizational data, and distribution list data; calculating a total score for the second member based on the calculated sub-scores of the activity data, organizational data and distribution list data, the total score representing an overall level of adjacency between the first and second members in the organization; and displaying a social graph for the first member in the organization by arranging the second member and the first member based on the calculated total score. |
