FIG. 1 shows various physical and logical components of an embodiment of the system 100. As shown, the system 100 has a number of physical and logical components, including a central processing unit (“CPU”) 102 (comprising one or more processors), random access memory (“RAM”) 104, a user interface 106, a network interface 108, non-volatile storage 112, and a local bus 114 enabling CPU 102 to communicate with the other components. In some cases, at least some of the one or more processors can be graphical processing units. CPU 102 executes an operating system, and various modules, as described below in greater detail. RAM 104 provides relatively responsive volatile storage to CPU 102. The user interface 106 enables an administrator or user to provide input via an input device, for example a keyboard and mouse. The user interface 106 can also output information to output devices to the user, such as a display and/or speakers. The network interface 108 permits communication with other systems, such as other computing devices and servers remotely located from the system 100, such as for a typical cloud-based access model. Non-volatile storage 112 stores the operating system and programs, including computer-executable instructions for implementing the operating system and modules, as well as any data used by these services. Additional stored data can be stored in a database 116. During operation of the system 100, the operating system, the modules, and the related data may be retrieved from the non-volatile storage 112 and placed in RAM 104 to facilitate execution. In further cases, some operations of the CPU 102 can be facilitated on a remote device; for example, operations can be performed on the server 32 and displayed locally on the user interface 106.
