Fujitsu Corporation

Tsuyoshi Honma

Takahiro Inagaki

Naoaki Ono

Seiji Kambe

Haruki Hattori

Hiroyuki Yamaguchi

Kiyoshi Kouge

Shotaro Okada

Toshiyuki Utsumi

Masashi Katou

Yuko Matsushita

Yuuji Itou

Tamotsu Sengoku

Tokutomi Nagao

Yasuo Sezaki

Ikuko Hosokawa

Kazuyuki Tanaka

An information processing apparatus determines human task counts each representing a number of human tasks in individual workflows. Each workflow defines a procedure of tasks to be performed on a device under management, where the tasks include human tasks to be performed by humans and automated tasks to be executed automatically with remote control via a network. The information processing apparatus then determines priorities of the workflows, based on the human task counts determined therefor, for prioritized use of a connection that is established to communicate with the device under management in order to perform automated tasks thereon.

Information processing apparatus and method for managing connections

A method includes: generating first information for each of a plurality of jobs based on temperature information acquired from a first information processing device that has executed each of the plurality of jobs, each of the first information indicating change amount of the temperature of the first information processing device when each of the jobs is executed by the first information processing device; generating second information for each of a plurality of second information processing devices that have executed a specific one of the plurality of jobs, the second information indicating change amount of the temperature of each of the second information processing devices which executed the specific job; and determining which one of the plurality of second information processing devices to allocate a job based on the first information, the second information and the temperature information of the plurality of second information processing devices.

Method, medium, and system

A processing apparatus includes a precursor detection unit that detects a precursor event indicating a precursor that a target process cannot be executed by a process unit, and a control unit that sends a preparation request to a substitution processing apparatus when the precursor detection unit detects the precursor event in which the preparation request requests the substitution processing apparatus being a ready state for starting a substitution processing. The control unit sends a termination request to the substitution processing apparatus when a predetermined condition is satisfied after the control unit sends the preparation request, in which the termination request requests the substitution processing apparatus terminating the ready state.

Processing apparatus, process system, and non-transitory computer-readable recording medium

An information processing apparatus includes a monitoring unit and a predicting unit. The monitoring unit monitors, during execution of a first job, the amount of data output by the execution of the first job. The predicting unit predicts, based on the amount of data output by the execution of the first job, whether execution of a second job finishes by a preset time limit. The second job performs a process using the data output by the execution of the first job.

Job delay detection method and information processing apparatus

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Tsuyoshi Honma