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Azmil Macksood

Bård Kvalheim

Rezaul Hoque

Helge Grenager Solheim

Torbjørn Helvik

Kjetil Krogvig Bergstrand

Rune Devik

Simon Thoresen Hult

Øivind Wang

Håkon Bergland Brugård

Sangram Jyoti Bal

Vidar Tveoy Knudsen

Oystein Fledsberg

Omar Faruk

Stefan Alexander Ashall

Bjornstein Lilleby

Olav Hamang Bru

Vincent Olislagers

Roshan Gamage

A server system comprising a physically separate storage area for each of a plurality of respective parties including a first and second party, and a manager function for managing the storage. E.g. some of the storage areas may be in separate server units or at separate geographic locations. Each of at least some of the storage areas stores a primary instance of one or more data resources of the respective party. The manager function is configured so as, in response to the second party forming a relationship with one of the resources of the first party, establish a secondary copy of said one of the resources of the first party in the respective storage area of the second party. Further, when the primary instance is updated with a change, the manager function automatically propagates the change in the primary instance to the secondary copy in the second party's storage area.

Modifying data resources within party-partitioned storage areas

Enhancing and personalizing an electronic message with related and relevant information based on context of the message and recipients of the message is provided. A mailbox delivery agent receives an electronic message addressed to a recipient, extracts context data from the electronic message, queries an information source for information related to the context data and relevant to the recipient user, receives a response including information related to the context data and relevant to the recipient user, and generates and appends one or more information elements representative of the information related to the context data and relevant to the recipient user to the electronic message.

Personalized electronic message

A computer-implemented method that monitors the activity of different nodes within a system as well as crowd sourcing activity. The computer-implemented method determines that a first node formed a relationship with a second node, generates an edge based on the relationship between the first node and the second node, stores the edge in a graph index and assigns a privacy setting to the edge based on the relationship between the first and second nodes.

Access control of edges in graph index applications

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