Successfactors, Inc.

Peter Zhao

Sally Weng

Xiao Han

Kun Liu

Edward Lu

Jessica Yang

Tim Ke

A system and method for implementing a self-learning webpage layout based on history data is disclose. A server system collects user preference data from one or more client system. The server system stores the collected user preference data in a database associated with the server system. The server system receives a webpage request from a client system, wherein the requested webpage includes a plurality of topical sections. For each respective topical section, the server system accesses user preference data associated with the respective topical section from the database associated with the server system. The server system automatically generates a customized layout for the requested webpage by arranging the one or more topical sections in association with the user preference data associated with each topical section.

Self-learning webpage layout based on history data

Systems and methods for receiving, at a server computer, an indication that a user is exiting an application on a client device displaying a first document, causing a footprint of the first document to be stored, receiving, at the server computer, a request for a second document from the client device operated by the user, determining that the user is enrolled in a footprint services, retrieving a footprint associated with the user including information related to a document previously accessed by the user, causing information related to the footprint to be displayed to the user on the client device, receiving, from the client device operated by the user, a response to the information related to the footprint displayed to the user on the client device, determining, from the response, a request to display the document associated with the footprint, and causing the document associated with the footprint to be displayed to the user instead of the second document requested by the user.

Application footprint recorder and synchronizer

Various embodiments of the present disclosure provide improved systems and techniques for intelligently allocating cache requests to caches based upon the nature of the cache objects associated with the cache requests, and/or the condition of the caches in the distributed cache system, to facilitate cache system utilization and performance. In some embodiments, an allocation of cache requests may be performed in response to detection of a problem at one of a group of cache servers. For example, in some embodiments, a particular cache server may be entered into a safe mode of operations when the cache's ability to service cache requests is impaired. In other embodiments, an allocation of cache requests may be performed based on an cache object data type associated with the cache requests.

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Shanghai, China

Peter Zhao