Hiroyoshi Okada

Title: Hiroyoshi Okada: Inventor in Server Management and Process Creation.

Introduction

Hiroyoshi Okada is an inventor based in Ibaraki, Japan. His patent work includes technologies for managing server information and supporting the creation of operation processes. He is associated with Fujitsu Corporation and has 3 patents.

Latest Patents

Okada’s listed patents address server management and the design of operation processes.

“Server Information Management Apparatus, Non-Transitory Computer-Readable Recording Medium Having Stored Therein Server Information Management Program, and Server Information Management Method” describes a system that detects a newly added server and determines its attributes using communication status and management information about that server and its communication destination. The approach is intended to help identify servers accurately when they are added to a business system.

“Operation Process Creation Program, Operation Process Creation Method, and Information Processing Device” concerns creating operation processes by arranging components on a screen. The system uses relevance information and past usage frequencies to identify and display candidate components that may follow a component already selected.

Career Highlights

Okada’s described inventions focus on practical information-processing challenges, including identifying servers within managed systems and helping users assemble operation processes. His work is associated with Fujitsu Corporation.

Collaborations

Hisashi Tsujide and Hisashi Sawada are identified as Okada’s coworkers.

Conclusion

Hiroyoshi Okada’s patent portfolio reflects work in server information management and operation-process creation, with an emphasis on improving the accuracy and usability of business information systems.