Equinix, Inc.

Veeva Systems Inc.

Nathan Joseph Janken

Brian James Lillie

Jaganathan Jeyapaul

Vijaay Doraiswamy

Mohan Navaratna

Tsunyen Weng

Peter Gassner

Eric Z Batzdorff

Arvind Talari

Jean-Christophe Meriaux

ChandraShekhar Jammi

Bryan Gilbert Lim

Disclosed is a method, system, and computer program product for using a multisystem data collection computing input tool. Data associated with plurality of sources is received and transformed to be stored in a specialized database and format. Access to the specialized database is enabled over a multisystem network such that a user may view and update the data in real time through a graphical user interface. In some embodiments, updates to data are automatically occurring in real time without user instruction.

System and method for improved user authentication in a multisystem network

Systems and methods for managing tenant code for a multi-tenant system. Instrumentation code may be added to the tenant code and track its performance. The tenant code may be disabled when it is determined based on information from the instrumentation code that the tenant code is misbehaving. An approximate clock may be used to determine if the running time of the tenant code exceeds a threshold.

Tenant code management in multi-tenant systems

At least one user is designated to manage assets including management delegations, access restrictions, and access permissions. Management responsibilities are applied based on business rules and based on a hierarchical model. The hierarchical model enables a well-defined logical flow of delegations and restrictions with pruning capability. User groups, asset groups, asset trees and asset permissions may be defined. The designated user can manage a single asset or all assets or a subset of assets. An asset may belong to one or more asset groups.

Delegated and restricted asset-based permissions management for co-location facilities

A logical customer organization model is applied to group the individual agreements into separate logical customer organizations, wherein the groupings can be region based groupings, organization groupings and departmental groupings. Unified login identification (ID) model is applied to enable a first user to login to a portal using a first login ID to access a first asset in a first asset group according to a first logical customer organization. The unified login ID model enables the first user to use the same first login ID to access a second asset in the first asset group according to the first logical customer organization. The unified login ID model also enables the first user to login to the portal using a second login ID to access one or more assets in a second asset group according to a second logical customer organization. Each of the first and second logical customer organization may be associated with one or more asset groups and one or more user groups.

Unified user login for co-location facilities

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Nathan Joseph Janken