International Business Machines Corporation

Rovi Technologies Corporation

Lenovo (singapore) Pte. Ltd.

Paypal, Inc.

Nuance Communications, Inc.

Airbnb, Inc.

Citrix Systems International Gmbh

Barry Edward Willner

Edith H Stern

Patrick Joseph O'Sullivan

Robert Cameron Weir

James M Dunn

Fred Raguillat

Alan G Ganek

Liam S Harpur

Robert Ellis Chapman, Jr

Peter S Lee

David Perry Greene

Philip Shi-lung Yu

Renee Marie Kovales

Bruce P Semple

Colin George Harrison

John J Thomas

Neil A Katz

Victor S Moore

Jeffrey B Sloyer

Brian C Schimpf

Marjorie R Willner

Sean Callanan

Antonio Ruiz

Howard L Operowsky

Sandeep Kishan Singhal

Asser Nasreldin Tantawi

Howard Neil Anglin

Chitra Dorai

Louis Paul Herzberg

Gregory Sechuga

Robert E Chapman

Alan George Ganek

Paul Andrew Moskowitz

Andrew Lewis Schirmer

Philip Shilung Yu

Carol Sue Zimmet

James Stuart Dunn

Eric Hsiao

James M Mathewson, Ii

James J Toohey

Hong Bing Zhang

William Grey

Samuel Dinkin

Jennie Ching

Lin Ju

Stephen Brady

Andrew J Bradfield

Susan S Hanis

Adarsh Gupta

Roger W Rogers

Deepak Rana

Davis A Foulger

Gopalaswamy Soora

Willow Dawn Buscemi

Tam M Nguyen

Barry Marks

Thomas E Newman

Marc A Block

Kieran Anthony Deegan

Edith Helen Stem

Justo M Guizan

Edith Helen Stern

Robert Ellis Chapman

Embodiments of the present invention address deficiencies of the art in respect to social bookmarking and provide a method, system and computer program product for aggregating scoring of tagged content across social bookmarking systems. In an embodiment of the invention, a method for aggregating scoring of tagged content across social bookmarking systems can be provided. The method can include combining tag scores for a tag in content across multiple different social bookmarking systems into a single aggregate tag score and applying the single aggregate tag score to the tag in the content. In this regard, combining tag scores for a tag in content across multiple different social bookmarking systems into a single aggregate tag score can include computing either a simple or a weighted average of the tag scores for the tag to produce the single aggregate score.

Aggregate scoring of tagged content across social bookmarking systems

A differential message security policy includes receiving information regarding activities of a user, determining a security risk for the user based on the activities of the user, and setting a security policy for the user based on the security risk. The security policy of the user may be modified based on a change in the security risk of the user or the security risk of the user exceeding a predetermined level. The security risk may be determined based on an aggregated scoring system that uses security variables related to the activities of the user.

Differential security policies in email systems

Embodiments of the present invention address deficiencies of the art in respect to social bookmarking and provide a method, system and computer program product for automated surfacing of tagged content adjunct to a vertical application. In an embodiment of the invention, a method for automatically surfacing tagged content in a vertical application can be provided. The method can include receiving and parsing text from content in an end user application, comparing the parsed text to social bookmarks and associated metadata from a social bookmarking system and matching portions of the content to respective ones of the social bookmarks and associated metadata based upon the comparison, and directing a visual emphasis of the matched portions of the content in the end user application, whereby the end user application is unmodified to perform the receiving, comparing and directing steps.

Automated surfacing of tagged content adjunct to vertical applications

One or more RFID tags may be read. An electronic document associated with the RFID tag may be identified. One or more attributes associated with the electronic document can be identified. One or more workflows can be determined according to the attribute(s).

Rapid access to data oriented workflows

The state of network-accessible information is preserved by recognizing a reference to a uniform resource locator contained within an electronic file where the uniform resource locator provides an address for content to be preserved. A copy of at least a portion of the information associated with the recognized uniform resource locator is obtained defining relevant content for preservation. A determination is also made as to whether the relevant content of the recognized uniform resource locator has changed since obtaining the copy of the relevant content. If a change is detected, an indication of the change is conveyed, e.g., to a corresponding user.

Service for receiving obsolete web page copies

A processor receives a submission to post to a social media platform, wherein the submission includes content. The processor analyzes the content of the submission. The processor determines an impact of the content of the submission. The processor determines one or more objectives of an impact assessment, wherein each of the one or more objectives is associated with a potential impact. The processor compares the impact of the submission to the one or more objectives, based on the content of the submission which is analyzed. The processor determines an impact assessment, wherein the impact assessment is based on whether the impact meets the one or more objectives, and the processor performs an action based on the impact assessment.

Impact assessment for shared media submission

A location of a first mobile device associated with a first user is determined, and a location of a second mobile device associated with a second user is determined. A relationship between the first user and the second user is determined, and a proximity of the first mobile device relative to the second mobile device is determined. A location-oriented data service is provided to at least one of the first mobile device and the second mobile device.

Location-oriented services

A user inspects at least one indicator of an event. The user enables a token corresponding to an account of an aggregating entity to be received by a transaction entity and identifies at least one type of event of interest to be reported by the transaction entity to the aggregating entity. The user obtains and inspects at least one indicator from the account of the aggregating entity, where each obtained indicator is adapted to be created by the aggregating entity based upon an event message received from the transaction entity. The event message comprises the token, which is adapted to be used by the aggregating entity to identify the account and the event message corresponds to an occurrence of an event of at least one type of event of interest to be reported by the transaction entity to the aggregating entity.

Inspecting event indicators

A method for generating an assent indication in a document approval and review function can include loading a document for editing in a document editor and determining a set of authors for the document. The method also can include modifying a title of the document to include an identity of at least one of the authors in the set. Finally, the method can include changing a visual appearance in the title of an identity of the assenting author responsive to one of the authors in the set assenting to a publication of the document.

Automatic generation of assent indication in a document approval function for collaborative document editing

A method, computer program product, and computer system for processing a status request received from a requester concerning an electronic message addressed from a sender to a recipient. A probable route between the sender and the recipient for the electronic message is predicted. A message status for the electronic message is determined from one or more status indicators based at least in part upon the probable route.

System and method for message status determination

A resource reservoir is provided. The resource reservoir is a pool of resources that are allocated to and shared between a plurality of reserve virtual machines. A reserve virtual machine of the plurality of reserve virtual machines corresponds to a primary virtual machine from a plurality of primary virtual machines. Each reserve virtual machine of the plurality of reserve virtual machines fulfills a resource requirement from the resource reservoir. The sum of the resources requirements of the plurality of reserve virtual machines is greater than a sum of total resources within the resource reservoir. In response to determining a decrease in performance of the primary virtual machine, at least a portion of workload of the primary virtual machine is applied to the corresponding reserve virtual machine. The resources used by the reserve virtual are indicated as unavailable to the remaining reserve virtual machines from the resource reservoir.

Optimization of virtual machines

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