Firas Bouz

USPTO Granted Patents = 13 (Patent Applications = 3)

Average Co-Inventor Count = 3.2

ph-index = 4

Forward Citations = 37(Granted Patents)

Company Filing History:

11 out of 164,108

International Business Machines Corporation

Years Active: 2013-2022

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13 patents (USPTO):Sort by Forward Citations

Abstract keywords

1. 11410054 - Cognitive prediction of problematic servers in unknown server group (2022-08-09),

2. 11349833 - Multi-factor authentication utilizing device pairing (2022-05-31),

3. 10999140 - Mitigation of likelihood and impact of a server-reconfiguration failure (2021-05-04),

4. 10567226 - Mitigating risk and impact of server-change failures (2020-02-18),

5. 10084645 - Estimating server-change risk by corroborating historic failure rates, predictive analytics, and user projections (2018-09-25),

6. 10019322 - Template-based remote/local file selection techniques for modular backup and migration (2018-07-10),

7. 9361134 - Validating translations of externalized content for inclusion in an application (2016-06-07),

8. 9235411 - Automated application generation (2016-01-12),

9. 9141342 - Programmatic conversion of support documentation into executable programs (2015-09-22),

10. 9122497 - Validating translations of externalized content for inclusion in an application (2015-09-01),

11. 8910122 - Validating translations of externalized content for inclusion in an application (2014-12-09),

12. 8646062 - Remote authentication based on challenge-response using digital certificates (2014-02-04),

13. 8555245 - Automated application generation method and system (2013-10-08),

Title: The Innovative Mind of Firas Bouz: Pioneering Technology in Multi-Factor Authentication and Cognitive Prediction

Introduction: Firas Bouz, a distinguished inventor based in Lexington, KY (US), is a visionary mind behind 13 groundbreaking patents that have revolutionized the realms of multi-factor authentication and cognitive prediction in the tech industry.

Latest Patents:

1. Patent 1: "Cognitive prediction of problematic servers in unknown server group" - Firas Bouz's inventive approach involves using a set of profile parameters to analyze and predict problematic servers within unknown server groups, ultimately reducing the number of problematic servers through cognitive analysis and decision tree construction.

2. Patent 2: "Multi-factor authentication utilizing device pairing" - This patent showcases Firas Bouz's expertise in multi-factor authentication, where he introduces a method, computer program product, and system that incorporates wireless connection indications for secure authentication processes.

Career Highlights: Firas Bouz has made significant contributions during his tenure at renowned tech giants such as IBM (International Business Machines Corporation) and Kyndryl, Inc., where his innovative spirit and problem-solving skills have been instrumental in pushing the boundaries of technology.

Collaborations: Throughout his career, Firas Bouz has collaborated closely with esteemed professionals in the field, including Douglas Stuart Brown and Warren John Baumann, fostering a culture of innovation and knowledge-sharing within his workplace.

Conclusion: Firas Bouz's remarkable journey as an inventor underscores his passion for driving technological advancements through his inventive patents in multi-factor authentication and cognitive prediction. His collaborations and career highlights serve as a testament to his unwavering commitment to shaping the future of the tech industry.

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