Adobe, Inc.

Omnissa, LLC

Subrahmanya Kumar Giliyaru

Eunyee Koh

Fan Du

Piyush Gupta

Rajeev Kumar

Kannan Parthasarathy

Vasanthi Holtcamp

Nikhil Belsare

Sivakumar Nagarajan

Salim Imani

Binit Kumar Sinha

Silky Kedawat

Gaurav Makkar

Dinesh Upreti

Disclosed are various embodiments for determining whether to initiate a remote device wipe in a mobile device management context. In one example, a system comprises a computing device configured to identify a device wipe condition for a client device and determine a wipe policy associated with the device wipe condition. A time for a time delay is initiated for a device wipe action of the client device. A wipe instruction is transmitted to execute the device wipe action based on an expiration of the time delay for the device wipe action.

Intelligent device wipes for mobile device management

The present disclosure relates to systems, non-transitory computer-readable media, and methods that generate a dynamic cross-platform ask interface and utilize a cross-platform language processing model to provide platform-specific, contextually based responses to natural language digital text queries. In particular, in one or more embodiments, the disclosed systems utilize machine learning models to extract registered intents from digital text queries to identify platform-specific configurations associated with the registered intents. Utilizing the platform-specific configurations, the disclosed systems can generate tailored platform-specific requests for information, as well as customized end-user search results that cause client devices to efficiently, accurately, and flexibly render platform-specific search results.

Dynamic cross-platform ask interface and natural language processing model

Some embodiments may provide a method comprising accessing a first electronic content, the first electronic content including a first actuatable element specification associated with first executable instructions, accessing a second electronic content, the second electronic content including a second actuatable element specification associated with second executable instructions, and determining whether a correspondence exists between the first actuatable element specification and the second actuatable element specification, the determining of whether the correspondence exists including determining whether the first executable instructions are substantially equivalent to the second executable instructions.

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Subrahmanya Kumar Giliyaru