International Business Machines Corporation

Anjil R Chinnapatlolla

Rajaram B Krishnamurthy

Ajay Kumar Sood

Casimer M DeCusatis

Rahul Chandrakar

Vijai Kalathur

Manjunath N Shanbhag

Venkatesh N Sripathirao

Srivatsan Venkatesan

Anil Kalavakolanu

Peter Joseph Heyrman

Vani D Ramagiri

Shamsundar Ashok

Satish K Rao

Hariganesh Muralidharan

John John Goodson

Gopalakrishna Naveen

A method and system for estimating upgrade time and mitigating errors when updating a virtualized computing system. Operations of this method include, but are not necessarily limited to the following (and not necessarily in the following order): (i) identify updates needed by a system; (ii) compare the system to be updated to other systems to determine similar systems that already had the similar updates; (iii) project the time to complete the update based on the performance characteristics of the system to be updated, the performance characteristics of the similar systems that have already been updated, and the time taken to update the similar systems; (iv) identify errors that occurred when updating the similar systems and the corresponding error resolutions; and (v) pre-emptively apply configuration changes or other error resolutions to the system to be updated.

Reducing downtime caused by incompatibility issues from upgrading firmware and software

A method for managing multiple electronic conference sessions. The method includes a computer processor identifying a plurality of conference sessions that a user is attending, wherein the plurality of conference sessions includes a first session and a second session. The method further includes a computer processor identifying one or more triggers that indicate an occurrence of an event in at least one of the plurality of conference sessions. The method further includes a computer processor determining that the user is an active participant in at least the first session of the plurality of conference sessions that the user is attending. The method further includes a computer processor detecting at least one trigger of the one or more identified triggers, within the second session of the plurality of conference sessions that the user is attending.

Multiplexed, multimodal conferencing

In an approach to save-to location selection, a computing device accesses a metadata file comprising a data table. The computing device checks the data table for entries that match one or more features of a file to be saved, wherein each match is associated with a save-to location. The computing device computes confidence scores for each save-to location based on a predefined weight associated with to each feature. The computing device produces a list of recommended save-to locations based on the confidence scores. The computing device receives a user selection based on or overriding the recommendations. The computing device updates the data table with information concerning each of the features of the file and the user selection.

Confidence score-based smart email attachment saver

In an approach to save-to location selection, a computing device accesses a metadata file comprising a data table. The computing device successively checks the data table for entries that match a series of features of a file to be saved. If the computing device finds one or more matches, the computing device determines an associated save-to location. If the computing device does not find a match and has exhausted all of the series of features, the computing devices determines a default save-to location. The computing device receives a user selection based on or overriding the determination. The computing device updates the data table with information concerning each of the features of the file and information concerning the user selection.

Smart email attachment saver

Systems, methods, and computer program products to perform an operation comprising receiving a first packet for transport via a mobile device, identifying a first policy, of a plurality of policies, specifying a plurality of rules for transmitting data packets via a plurality of network interfaces of the mobile device, applying the rules of the first policy to a plurality of attributes of each network interface to select at least a first one of the plurality of interfaces of the mobile device, and transporting the first packet via the at least the first one of the plurality of interfaces of the mobile device.

Policy-driven aggregated network data use in mobile devices

One or more physical RCDs (PRCDs) are shared between one or more workloads in one or more virtual computing environments. Example PRCD sharing operations may include: (1) providing a virtual RCD (VRCD) for one of the workloads, the VRCD being programmed with an IC design representing a hardware implementation of a software hotspot in the workload, (2) allocating one of the PRCDs to the workload by scheduling the programmed VRCD on the PRCD, (3) burning the PRCD with the IC design of the programmed VRCD so that the PRCD becomes a programmed PRCD that is capable of implementing the workload's hotspot in hardware, and (4) invoking the programmed VRCD instead of executing the hotspot as software in order to cause the programmed PRCD to implement the hotspot in hardware.

Sharing reconfigurable computing devices between workloads

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Anjil R Chinnapatlolla