Jpmorgan Chase Bank, N.a.

Timothy Lorenz

Howard Spector

Neil O'Donnell

Peter G Costanzo

Jason Troy Penshorn

Eric-Andre Vigroux

Liang Zhou

Mathieu Cliche

Yihui Tang

Rebecca Setting

Ramin Koch

A method for pre-positioning data based on a user attribute is disclosed. The method includes retrieving audit information that corresponds to a user, the audit information including the user attribute; determining, by using a model, a user characteristic for the user based on the audit information, the user characteristic including a probability value and a geographical location; comparing the user characteristic with a predetermined threshold; identifying raw data from a networked platform, the raw data corresponding to the user; generating a structured data set for the user based on the user characteristic; and persisting the structured data set in an edge computing repository based on a result of the comparing, the edge computing repository corresponding to the geographical location.

Method and system for pre-positioning data

A method for facilitating predictive caching of data is provided. The method includes retrieving raw data relating to user activity for a plurality of users, the user activity including a history of web resources accessed by a user; converting the raw data into a structured data set based on a predetermined criterion; generating a model based on the structured data set; training the model by using a training data set, the training data set including the user activity for a predetermined period of time; determining, by using the trained model, a predicted first web resource for the user; and automatically caching, in a memory, the predicted first web resource.

Method and system for predictively caching data

Systems and methods for performing a process are provided. The methods include receiving, from a client, a request for an initiation of the process; transmitting, to a server, a request for executing the process; transmitting, to the client in response to the request, a first message that indicates that the process has been initiated; receiving, from the client, a request for a status of the process; transmitting, to the server, a query that relates to the status of an execution of the process; receiving a response to the query; and transmitting, to the client, a second message that indicates the status of the process.

Method for handling long-running client-server processes

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Timothy Lorenz