Sanjiv Kapoor

Title: Sanjiv Kapoor and Resource Allocation for Hosting Services.

Introduction

Sanjiv Kapoor is an inventor associated with New Delhi, India, and International Business Machines Corporation. His patent work addresses how shared computing resources can be allocated efficiently among hosting-service clients.

Latest Patents

The supplied information lists one patent for Kapoor: “System for Optimal Resource Allocation and Planning for Hosting Computing Services.” The invention describes a method, apparatus, computer program product, and decision-support system for allocating hosting-service resources to clients sharing at least one server.

The system discovers and monitors client utilization patterns, sets minimum and maximum resource bounds for each client, and models client measures alongside those patterns. It then allocates resources according to both the observed utilization and the specified bounds. Its packing methods use stochastic vectors and may apply Roof Avoidance, Minimized Variance, Maximized Minima, or Largest Combination processes. The resources may support collaborative hosting, commerce hosting, or e-business hosting services.

Career Highlights

Kapoor’s listed patent reflects work on planning and optimizing computing-service resources in shared-server environments. The approach combines utilization monitoring, resource limits, and allocation strategies to support hosting services.

Collaborations

The supplied information names Sandeep Juneja and Abhay Chrungoo as Kapoor’s coworkers. It does not specify their roles in the patent or the nature of their collaboration.

Conclusion

Sanjiv Kapoor’s listed invention focuses on making shared hosting resources more responsive to client needs through utilization-based planning and bounded allocation.