Landis+gyr Innovations, Inc.

Agile Worx, LLC

Other

AT&T Intellectual Property I, LP

David Anthony Bishop

James Paul Hartman

Ruben E Salazar Cardozo

Jeffrey B Shudark

Mark M Neill

Ruben E Cardozo

Aspects of the present disclosure provide systems for managing product development that include receiving development data. The systems record an amount of time spent developing one or more project features; calculate, based at least in part on development data and the amount of time spent developing the feature, business momentum; and calculate, based on certain development data, project agility and market agility.

Methods and systems for managing agile development

Aspects of the present disclosure provide a method for managing product development that includes receiving development data. The method also includes recording an amount of time spent developing one or more project features; calculating, based at least in part on development data and the amount of time spent developing the feature, business momentum; and calculating, based on certain development data, project agility and market agility.

Systems and methods for monitoring assets at a premises on a utility grid. Face print information is extracted from image data received. The face print information comprises an amount of data less than the amount of data comprising the image data of the face. Asset management information from an asset management system is also received. Multiple image data may be received and vector information is determined that corresponds to the trajectory of movement of a face. A security alert is generated by correlating the asset management information with the face print information and/or the vector information and transmitting in real time the security alert to a monitoring center. A security alert may also be generated from image data reflecting abnormal running conditions of a device. Security alerts would be of a size and format necessary for transmission on any existing network, including a narrow band network.

Asset security management system

A method for monitoring utilization of a voice over internet protocol platform in a mass calling application includes receiving calls via voice ports established by servers. Utilization information for each of the servers is aggregated in accordance with applications associated with the calls. The aggregated utilization information is separately displayed for each of the applications, each of the applications corresponding to a distinct subset of the calls.

Voice port utilization monitor

Systems and methods are disclosed for monitoring the health of a home area network. An example system includes multiple devices communicatively coupled via a home area network and a gateway device communicatively coupled to the devices via the home area network. The home area network is configured for communicating information regarding a resource consumed at a geographical area serviced by the home area network. The gateway device includes a processor and a computer-readable medium. The processor can execute instructions embodied in the computer-readable medium to perform operations. The operations include monitoring communication metrics describing communications among the devices via the home area network. The operations also include monitoring application-level events generated by applications executed by the devices. The operations also include generating a status indicator for the home area network based on the communication metrics and the application-level events. The status indicator describes a health of the home area network.

Monitoring the health of a home area network

Systems and methods are disclosed that can be used to broadcast or otherwise send load shed and other requirements over a network to recipients. One exemplary embodiment involves sending a first broadcast message to a first group of recipients. The first broadcast message requests compliance with a requirement but does not require a synchronous reply from the first group of recipients. The first group of recipients are each configured to automatically comply with the requirement in response to receiving the first broadcast message. The exemplary embodiment further involves determining, for example, based on actual load determination, to send a second broadcast message to a second group of recipients different from the first group of recipients and sending the second broadcast message to the second group of recipients, the second broadcast message requesting compliance with the requirement.

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Woodstock, GA, United States of America

David Anthony Bishop