Hitachi, Ltd.

Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Limited

Hitachi Building Systems and Engineering Service Co.

Nobuhiro Fujino

Setsuo Tsuruta

Nobuhisa Kobayashi

Munehiro Komeda

Akio Nakano

Masaki Honma

Naoki Morimoto

Isamu Asahi

Hideyasu Nagashima

Kouzou Mabuti

A computing-device management device includes a future load prediction unit that calculates a load prediction value based on load information of the computing device informed by the computing device and determines whether the load prediction value exceeds a predetermined threshold value. A software allocation unit detects, as a target computing device to be in an overloaded state in future, the computing device determined by the future load prediction unit to have the load prediction value exceeding the predetermined threshold value and determines which computing device is to be an allocation destination of at least one software component operating in the target computing device based on a CPU load, a used memory volume, and a data communication volume of the computing device. An informing unit informs the target computing device and the allocation-destination computing device of information of the allocated software component.

Computing-device management device, computing-device management method, and computing-device management program

A system is provided for the preparation of a cyclic maintenance work schedule table. The system includes a display unit which can show boxes defined by dates in a desired period and the names of individual workers. The system also has a worker data memory for storing scheduled work information of the individual workers during the period and work qualifications of the individual workers; a building data memory for storing the names, work details, last working dates, and contracted frequencies of maintenance work of buildings to be worked with during the period; a processor for deciding working dates in the period for the buildings stored in the building data memory; and another processor for allocating the names of the buildings in the descending order of the difficulty of work items on the basis of data - which have been obtained from the worker data memory, building data memory and working date deciding means - and, after one of the boxes has been filled with a predetermined working time, moving to another one of the boxes.

Cyclic maintenance work schedule table preparation system

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Kanagawa, Japan

Nobuhiro Fujino