Joanne Wang

Title: Joanne Wang: Network Quality-of-Service Innovation

Introduction

Joanne Wang is an inventor based in Saratoga, California, whose patent work addresses network quality-of-service management. She is associated with Juniper Networks, Inc., and has 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Wang’s listed patent, “Generating and Enforcing a Holistic Quality of Service Policy in a Network,” describes a method for translating desired network service quality into policies that network nodes can apply. The method receives a request specifying desired quality of service (QoS), then creates a QoS model that defines a class of service and associated forwarding priorities.

It also retrieves a service-level agreement (SLA) for a client device and maps the QoS model’s service class or forwarding priorities to the corresponding terms in that agreement. The resulting provisioning policy is sent to a network node, enabling it to process packets in a way that complies with the QoS model or SLA. The supplied patent information lists this title twice.

Career Highlights

Wang’s patent work reflects an approach to coordinating network-wide service goals with client-specific agreements. By connecting QoS models, SLAs, and network-node policies, the described invention aims to support consistent traffic handling across a network.

Collaborations

Wang’s listed coworkers include Shaogang Chen and Suganthi Srinivasan. The supplied information does not specify their roles in the patent or their particular contributions.

Conclusion

Joanne Wang’s patent portfolio includes work on aligning network quality-of-service policies with service-level agreements, highlighting a practical contribution to network traffic management.