Nevetha Jeyarajaboopathy

Title: Nevetha Jeyarajaboopathy: Inventor in Data and Memory Management

Introduction

Nevetha Jeyarajaboopathy is an inventor based in Nagercoil, India. Her work includes inventions focused on managing device memory and monitoring changes in data-model code. She is associated with Bank of America Corporation and is credited with 2 patents.

Latest Patents

One of Jeyarajaboopathy’s patents, “System and Method for Monitoring and Managing Cache Data to Optimize Use and Storage of Device Memory,” describes a system that collects statistics from application servers, identifies and classifies cached objects, and ranks them. The system monitors server performance and can take actions involving those objects when performance thresholds are met, with the aim of improving server performance and memory use.

Her other patent, “System and Method for Dynamic Monitoring of Changes in Coding Data,” concerns tracking changes to code used by a data model. The method compares code in an execution plan with stored code, calculates a value representing the differences, and generates an action based on that value. When the difference falls below a predetermined threshold, the system replaces the stored code with the code from the execution plan.

Career Highlights

Jeyarajaboopathy’s listed inventions address software and data-management challenges, including cache optimization and the monitoring of code changes. Her association with Bank of America Corporation provides a professional context for this patent work.

Collaborations

Her listed coworkers include Ramesh Reddi and Vinotha Ayyakkannu.

Conclusion

Nevetha Jeyarajaboopathy’s two patents focus on improving the management of application-server cache data and monitoring changes in data-model code.