Bank of America Corporation

Himanshu Goyal

David J Smiddy

James Alexander

Therese Humburg Willis

Martha Sain McClellan

Mousumi Chatterjee

James J Park

Zeal J Shah

Raghu Nadimpalli

Sanath K Pasumarthy

Srikanth Balagangadhar

Simultaneous distributed application support of multiple identity management systems is provided through the use of virtual web server instances, which enable one identity management system, on physical servers already running a pre-existing web server instance, which enables a different identity management system. Further, an intelligent rules-based determination is implemented to determine whether to route an access request to either the virtual or pre-existing web server instance. Since the virtual web server instances are generated on the same physical server that executes the pre-existing web service instance, the the existing network flow (i.e., a single URL) and physical infrastructure is leveraged to create a simplified approach to managing the simultaneous use of multiple identity management systems across different distributed applications.

Simultaneous application support of multiple identity management systems via virtual web servers

An intelligent scanner device configured to facilitate improved accuracy for storage of scanned documentation. The scanner device may include an image processor, an identification engine, and a metadata engine. The scanner device may utilize artificial intelligence processes to generate metadata information to be stored with scanned documents.

Intelligent scanner device

Embodiments of the invention are directed to a system, method, or computer program product for generating a cross channel cross linkage of channel devices associated with an entity for resource distribution. As such, the system allows for resource distribution across entity devices so that distribution may occur at any location. A resource distribution document may be scanned via a remote device associated with the entity. The system may process the resource distribution document via optical character recognition used for data pulling from the resource distribution document. The system may communicate for acquiring, authenticating, routing, switching, and authorizing the resource distribution. Upon approval of the resource distribution the system may provide the user with a unique identifier for input at a cross channel device for distribution of the resources.

Cross channel interlinked resource deployment system

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Charlotte, NC, United States of America

Himanshu Goyal