International Business Machines Corporation

Spanning Cloud Apps, LLC

Gordon Bockus

Robert Wilhelm

Derek Ryan Brewer

Michael Andrew Bockus

Patricia Cifra

Joseph Porcheddu

Systems and methods for providing contextual and dynamic views in a workspace are provided. A view can be based on contextual data from a workspace and page parameters that are associated with a location in the workspace. The view is then generated and loaded into the user interface of a workspace. Contextual data operations can be performed through the contextual and dynamically generated views.

Contextual backup and restore operations

A network service provider computer remotely overrides and controls user notification settings of a mobile communications device by establishing one or more authentication keys by a server computer for a specific mobile communication device; transmitting the one or more authentication keys to the specific mobile communication device to establish a trusted relationship; responsive to an event or signal requiring overriding of user notification settings, preparing a notification control message including at least one notification control parameter; and transmitting to the specific mobile communications device the notification control message to cause it to implement and override one or more user notification settings according to the at least one notification control parameter.

Secure remote control of notification operations of communication devices

A method, programmed medium and system are disclosed which provide for an in-line scanner used to dynamically scan a document or image, real-time as it is being printed within a printer unit and before the printed document exits the printer. The scanned image is compared to a stored electronically-generated image of the file being printed. When the comparison is determinative that there is a printing problem, the printing operation may be stopped quickly before the partially printed document or image has exited the printer. An error message may then be displayed, and the user is enabled to take appropriate action. A resume function enables a user to resume a print job at exactly the place where it had left off before detecting a print problem. In another embodiment, when the system detects a problem with a print job, the entire print job of the remainder of the print job is sent from the faulting printer to another printer where either the remainder of the print job or the entire print job is completed.

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Gordon Bockus