Madhur Jain

Title: Madhur Jain and Role Management Through Graph Analytics.

Introduction

Madhur Jain is an inventor based in Bengaluru, India, and works at Morgan Stanley Services Group Inc. His patent concerns identity and access management, with a focus on using analytics to improve how enterprise roles are designed and maintained.

Latest Patents

Jain is associated with 1 patent, titled “Role Management Framework Using Graph Analytics.” The invention describes a method for role mining that stores information such as user attributes, enterprise roles, role entitlements, users assigned to roles, resource-usage events, and performance indicators.

A role design and calibration engine evaluates each role using measures such as in-role and out-of-role access percentages, missing or unused entitlements, and user counts. It then derives a role quality score. Roles that meet a specified threshold are retained, with their indicators recorded. For roles below the threshold, the system mines potential alternatives, compares them with existing roles, and proposes changes. The patent also describes a corresponding system.

Career Highlights

Jain’s disclosed work addresses a practical challenge in enterprise identity and access management: keeping role definitions aligned with actual access needs. By applying measurable indicators and role quality scores, the framework offers a structured way to identify roles that may need adjustment.

Collaborations

Jain’s listed coworker is Akriti Rastogi. The available information identifies her as a woman but does not specify her role in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Madhur Jain’s patent applies graph analytics and performance measures to enterprise role management, aiming to help organizations assess existing roles and identify opportunities for improvement.