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Titusville, FL, United States of America

Bruce Alan Pocock

USPTO Granted Patents = 12

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.3

ph-index = 7

Forward Citations = 564(Granted Patents)


Company Filing History:

goldMedal12 out of 4,978 
 
Emc Corporation
 patents

Years Active: 2002-2015

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12 patents (USPTO):
1. 9170904 - I/O fault injection using simulated computing environments (2015-10-27),
2. 8959305 - Space reclamation with virtually provisioned devices (2015-02-17),
3. 7571293 - Emulation of point-in-time data copying operations (2009-08-04),
4. 7340461 - Deactivating virtual devices and rolling backup (2008-03-04),
5. 7266719 - Host system for mass storage business continuance volumes (2007-09-04),
6. 7266572 - Restoring virtual devices (2007-09-04),
7. 7249130 - Virtual storage devices (2007-07-24),
8. 7099875 - Method and apparatus for making independent data copies in a data processing system (2006-08-29),
9. 7039659 - Method and apparatus for making differential independent data copies in a data processing system (2006-05-02),
10. 7031966 - Method and apparatus for making independent data copies in a data processing system (2006-04-18),
11. 6631477 - Host system for mass storage business continuance volumes (2003-10-07),
12. 6363385 - Method and apparatus for making independent data copies in a data processing system (2002-03-26),

Title: Bruce Alan Pocock: Innovator in Computer Systems and Storage Solutions

Introduction

Bruce Alan Pocock is an accomplished inventor based in Titusville, FL, with a significant contribution to the field of computer systems and storage solutions. With a total of 12 patents to his name, Pocock continues to innovate and push the boundaries of technology in his role at EMC Corporation.

Latest Patents

Pocock's latest patents showcase his expertise in the realm of fault injection and storage reclamation. One of his notable inventions is the "I/O Fault Injection Using Simulated Computing Environments," which describes a sophisticated system for injecting I/O faults into closed systems. This system leverages an emulated IBM System z environment and integrates communication protocols such as FICON, enhancing the flexibility and reliability of fault injection processes.

Another significant patent is related to "Space Reclamation with Virtually Provisioned Devices." This invention outlines a reclaim system that marks and detects storage tracks intended for reclamation, effectively returning them to a free track pool. By implementing this system, which may involve various thin Count Key Data devices, Pocock facilitates improved storage efficiency and management.

Career Highlights

Throughout his career, Bruce Alan Pocock has made a mark not only as an inventor but also as a valuable team member at EMC Corporation. His deep understanding of computer systems and dedication to innovation have positioned him as a noteworthy figure in his field.

Collaborations

Pocock works alongside talented colleagues such as Douglas Eric LeCrone and Hana Moreshet. Their combined expertise and teamwork contribute significantly to the advancements within their projects at EMC Corporation, fostering a collaborative environment focused on innovation.

Conclusion

Bruce Alan Pocock's contributions to technology through his inventions reflect his commitment to solving complex challenges in computer systems and storage solutions. His latest patents reveal an ongoing pursuit of innovation, establishing him as a key player in his industry. As technology continues to evolve, Pocock's work promises to leave a lasting impact on the future of computing and storage management.

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