International Business Machines Corporation

Julia Ruth Nash

Sumit Patel

Osakpamwan Osaigbovo

Jeremy R Fox

Gregory Richard Hintermeister

Shaila Pervin

Daniel Terlizzi

Landon Flores

Chandra Shekhar

A method for providing controlled access to resources in an enterprise begins by defining a 'mesh' that associates a workplace team to a set of one or more workplace resources. The team has a role that, with respect to the resources, has a set of access permissions. An individual that is not then associated with the workplace team, e.g., in the given role, is assigned a physical or virtual token that represents the individual in the workplace environment. In response to detecting that the token is in physical or logical proximity to a member of the workplace team, the permissions are then automatically extended to the token. The resources are then accessible using the token. When the individual possessing the token is no longer in proximity, the access permissions are automatically revoked. The scope of the mesh configuration may be dynamically updated based on tracking activities of the workplace team.

Global control access platform

Embodiments of the present invention provide a computer system, a computer program product, and a method that comprises determining user activity based on a personalized electronic history; generating a user interface that overlays on a physical object that denotes user interaction on the physical object based, at least in part, on the determined user activity and user location; and displaying the generated user interface that overlays on the physical object on the user interface on a computing device.

Automatic electronic history centralization

A listing of objects expected to be loaded into a container is received, and as an object is added to a container sensors monitoring an opening of the container detect the object. The added object is identified by object recognition techniques applied to received sensor data. Detection of a triggering event indicating completion of adding objects to the container is determined, and in response, the identity of the added object is compared to the received list of objects. In response to determining the object added to the container fails to match an object on the received list of objects, a notification of non-matching content is generated, and in response to determining the object added to the container matches an object on the received list of objects, a notification confirming the match of content in the container to the list of objects is generated.

Cognitive container content determination

Embodiments for adding content to images are provided. A plurality of images are received. Each of the plurality of images includes a plurality of image portions. A negative space score is calculated for each of the plurality of image portions. At least some of the plurality of image portions are selected to display content based on the calculated negative space scores. The plurality of images are caused to be rendered with the content displayed over the selected at least some of the plurality of image portions.

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Julia Ruth Nash