Georgia Tech Research Corporation

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International Business Machines Corporation

Cheng-Lin Tsao

Raghupathy Sivakumar

Sandeep Kakumanu

Birgit Monika Pfitzmann

Harigovind Venkatraj Ramasamy

Sriram Lakshmanan

Yeonsik Jeong

Sandeep Kukumanu

Certain embodiments of the invention may include systems, methods, and computer readable media for automatically converting a non-mobile computer platform application view to a mobile application view for use on a mobile device. The method can include transforming the non-mobile computer platform application view to the mobile application view based at least in part on differences between the-non mobile computer platform and the mobile device, wherein the differences comprise one or more of display capability, associated peripheral devices, bandwidth, or software libraries. The method can also include sending information associated with the transformed application view to the mobile device.

Rapid view mobilization for enterprise applications

Application mobilization has assumed importance given the proliferation of smartphones amongst the enterprise workforce, and other users. Existing techniques to mobilize applications incur high overheads in terms of time, cost, and effort. Remote computing is a promising basis for application mobilization that has the advantages of zero code rewriting, full functionality applications, and seamless IT manageability. However, it has the major disadvantage of presenting a cumbersome PC application view on the smartphone. In this context the present invention, referred to as *Mobile, is described to perform dynamic transformation of application views for smartphones. Significant performance gains may be achieved by using this system and methodology.

View virtualization and transformations for mobile applications

The present invention describes systems and methods for improved wireless interface integration. An exemplary embodiment of the present invention provides a wireless interface aggregation system having a computing device including a processor, a memory, a first wireless interface with a first observed throughput rate in a first network environment and second wireless interface with a second observed throughput rate in the first network environment. The aggregation control module is configured to control the transmission and wireless interface and the second wireless interface to provide an overall throughput rate for the computing device in the first network environment greater than sum of the first observed throughput rate and the second observed throughput rate.

Systems and methods for improved wireless interface aggregation

A system for providing improved efficiency in use of a mobile application can comprise a mobile application and a macro presenter on a mobile device, and a target platform the mobile application provides access to. The mobile application can comprise a front-end client and a user interface. The macro presenter can overlay a control panel over the user interface allowing the selection of a macro for playback. The target platform can comprise a server, a macro recorder capable of recording user interactions to create programmable macros, and a macro player capable of executing a macro. An exemplary embodiment of the target platform can further comprise a macro recommender capable of monitoring user interactions, identifying repetitive tasks, and suggesting programmable macros. The macro player can execute a programmable macro without user interaction or can pause to receive user input. Macros can be retrieved from and stored in a macro repository.

Systems and methods for providing programmable macros

A system and method for discovering security classifications of network areas includes representing actually allowed network flows and flows permitted by a security policy in a format that enables comparison. The actually allowed network flows and the security policy are provided in a networked computing environment including network areas, wherein each network area is a collection of one or more computing and network devices, and enterprise security policy defines security requirements for security classifications. An assignment of security classifications to network areas is determined by comparing the actually allowed network flows with the flows permitted by the security policy.

System and method for automatically discovering security classification of hosts

Devices, systems, and methods of improving protocol performance are disclosed. One method includes transmitting a block of frames to another communication device, and upon completion of the transmitting, requesting an acknowledgement of the transmitted block from the another communication device. The method further includes receiving the acknowledgement and adjusting the number of frames in the block based on information from the received acknowledgement.

Systems and methods of improving protocol performance

Wireless communication collision coding devices, systems, and methods are provided. According to some embodiments, wireless communication systems can generally comprise a plurality of wireless access points and wireless clients. The wireless access points can be controlled by a network controller. The wireless access points can be configured to enable a plurality of wireless clients to wirelessly connect to the wireless access points. The wireless access points can be configured to encode data packets destined for the wireless clients with a collision coding scheme so that wireless data packets concurrently transmitted from at least two wireless access points colliding in air can be decoded at the wireless clients with the collision coding scheme so that data packets are not affected by collisions with another data packet. Other aspects, embodiments, and features, are also claimed and described.

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Atlanta, GA, United States of America

Cheng-Lin Tsao