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Distributed Collaboration is a way of collaboration wherein participants, regardless of their location, work together to reach a certain goal. This usually entails use of increasingly popular cyberinfrastructure, such as emails, instant messaging and document sharing platforms to reduce the limitations of the users trying to work together from remote locations by overcoming physical barriers of geolocation (using cyberinfrastructure) and also to some extent, depending on the application used, the effects of working together in person. For example, a caller software that can be used to bring all collaborators into a single call-in for easier dissemination of ideas.

Method and apparatus for providing attributes of a collaboration system in an operating system folder-based file system

A conventional operating system folder or directory based file system is implemented with, or enhanced to provide, attributes of shared collaborative workspaces. In particular, the conventional file system is connected to either a server based or a distributed collaboration system and the user interface of the operating system file system is augmented to allow it to control aspects of the collaboration system. Each folder or directory can be synchronized and treated as a “workspace” that can be viewed and shared with other users or groups of users. Folder can also be provided with “awareness” information that indicates collaborators that are present and those that are sharing the workspace.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC

System and method for application sharing in collaborative setting

A distributed collaborative computer system that supports application sharing is provided that comprises a plurality of server computers interconnected via a high-speed link. Client computers can connect to any available server computer and start or join a conference hosted on either the server computer to which the client computer is connected or any other server in the system. As a result, the system and method of the present invention allow application sharing among an arbitrary number of client computers.
Owner:CISCO TECH INC

Distributed network system architecture for collaborative computing

A distributed collaborative computer system is provided that comprises a plurality of server computers interconnected via a high-speed link. Client computers can connect to any available server computer and start or join a conference hosted on either the server computer to which the client computer is connected or any other server in the system. As a result, the system and method of the present invention is easily scalable to support an arbitrary number of participants to a conference by merely adding the appropriate number of server computers to the system. In addition, by replicating the conference information on more than one server computer, the single point of failure limitation is eliminated. In fact, if a server hosting or participating in a conference malfunctions, the failure is detected by other server computers and the client computer is able to reconnect to the conference through a new server computer.
Owner:CISCO TECH INC

Fault tolerant server architecture for collaborative computing

A distributed collaborative computer system is provided that comprises a plurality of server computers interconnected via a high-speed link. Client computers can connect to any available server computer and start or join a conference hosted on either the server computer to which the client computer is connected or any other server in the system. As a result, the system and method of the present invention is easily scalable to support an arbitrary number of participants to a conference by merely adding the appropriate number of server computers to the system. In addition, by replicating the conference information on more than one server computer, the single point of failure limitation is eliminated. In fact, if a server hosting or participating in a conference malfunctions, the failure is detected by other server computers and the client computer is able to reconnect to the conference through a new server computer.
Owner:CISCO TECH INC

Body worn latchable wireless medical computing platform

A non-invasive body worn computing platform is capable of long term unattended operation to capture, analyze, store, biosensor data and communicate health and system events, ECG waves and other biomedical data from the patient recorded, produced, or analyzed. The non-invasive body worn computing platform operates as a node within a wireless distributed collaborative network. The body worn computing platform has a latch-able mechanical and electrical interface for rapid swapping of the device and power source to and from biosensors, body harness, and power sources.
Owner:MATRYX GRP

Distributed computing infrastructure including multiple collaborative sessions

InactiveUS20040098458A1Special service provision for substationInterprogram communicationWhiteboardDistributed computing infrastructure
Systems and methods are disclosed for a distributed computing infrastructure on a computer network comprising a plurality of computers. The distributed computing infrastructure (DCI) provides a software platform for creating, running, and managing distributed applications. DCI may include XML-capable software applications on a peer-to-peer network. DCI may include small, network-unaware applications called peerlets. DCI may include a system and method for creating complex distributed applications using pre-complied binaries. DCI may include a capability for multiple, independent collaborative sessions for distributed collaborative applications (e.g., chat, instant messaging, shared whiteboard, etc.). DCI may include systems and methods for reducing interactions between users and applications to archivable form and then playing back the interactions. DCI may include a system and method for automatic software retrieval on a peer-to-peer network.
Owner:GOOGLE LLC

Method and system for cooperatively backing up data on computers in a network

A method for backing up data in a plurality of computers connected via a network. The method includes forming partnerships between the plurality of computers such that each computer in a partnership commits under agreements to help backup the data of its partners. The method further includes periodically verifying that previously backed up data is being retained by the computers committed to act as backup partners in accordance with the agreements. In another embodiment, the method provides a distributed cooperative backing up of data in a system that includes a loose confederation of computers connected via a network. In this embodiment the method includes selecting computers as potential backup partners from among the loose confederation of computers connected via the network based on predetermined criteria, and negotiating a reciprocal backup partnership agreement between the computers based on predetermined requirements, including backup requirements. Once the negotiations are complete and the agreements are made, the method proceeds to form partnerships between the computers. The computers become backup partners by agreeing to cooperatively provide backup services to each other so that a distributed cooperative backing up of data can be administered in the absence of central control. The method further includes periodically backing up data at the backup partners, where the data being backed up is encoded. The method also includes periodically verifying that previously backed up data is retained by the backup partners. Another aspect of the invention is a distributed cooperative backup system that includes a network and a loose confederation of computers connected via the network. A plurality of computers from among the loose confederation of computers is configured for distributed cooperative backing up of data and for functioning as backup partners. Each computer of the plurality of computers has a storage that can be used for providing reciprocal backup services. Each computer of the plurality of computers respectively also has a computer readable medium embodying computer program code configured to cause the computer to perform functions comparable to the method steps as described above.
Owner:HEWLETT PACKARD DEV CO LP

Method and mechanism for a web based knowledge management tool

A method and mechanism for a web based knowledge management tool. A knowledge management tool enables one to interact with a knowledge base and enable distributed collaboration between parties. Users may create and customize portlets to interact with the knowledge base in a variety of formats, such as, e.g., a survey and a FAQ. The information describing the appearance and operation of the portlets is stored within a database coupled to a portal database server, which is a component that provides content pertaining to a portal web site to one or more web browsers 101. Graphical based reports based upon user activity may be dynamically generated and subsequently displayed through portlets as well.
Owner:ORACLE INT CORP

Method and apparatus for generating data change requests containing data consistency information in a peer-to-peer collaborative computer system

A distributed, activity-based collaboration system employs a data change request priority scheme for determining an order of execution of data change requests in effecting changes to local copies of data so as to optimize data consistency for collaborative activities. The data change request priority scheme can entail encoding sequence number information and dependency information in the data change requests, responsive to which data changes can be made, unmade and remade to the data.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC

Distributed computing infrastructure including small peer-to-peer applications

ActiveUS20050060432A1Dense configurationImprove manageabilitySpecial service provision for substationInterprogram communicationWhiteboardDistributed computing infrastructure
Systems and methods are disclosed for a distributed computing infrastructure on a computer network comprising a plurality of computers. The distributed computing infrastructure (DCI) provides a software platform for creating, running, and managing distributed applications. DCI may include XML-capable software applications on a peer-to-peer network. DCI may include small, network-unaware applications called peerlets. DCI may include a system and method for creating complex distributed applications using pre-complied binaries. DCI may include a capability for multiple, independent collaborative sessions for distributed collaborative applications (e.g., chat, instant messaging, shared whiteboard, etc.). DCI may include systems and methods for reducing interactions between users and applications to archivable form and then playing back the interactions. DCI may include a system and method for automatic software retrieval on a peer-to-peer network.
Owner:GOOGLE LLC

System and method for automatic software retrieval on a peer-to-peer network

InactiveUS20040104927A1Special service provision for substationInterprogram communicationWhiteboardDistributed computing infrastructure
Systems and methods are disclosed for a distributed computing infrastructure on a computer network comprising a plurality of computers. The distributed computing infrastructure (DCI) provides a software platform for creating, running, and managing distributed applications. DCI may include XML-capable software applications on a peer-to-peer network. DCI may include small, network-unaware applications called peerlets. DCI may include a system and method for creating complex distributed applications using pre-complied binaries. DCI may include a capability for multiple, independent collaborative sessions for distributed collaborative applications (e.g., chat, instant messaging, shared whiteboard, etc.). DCI may include systems and methods for reducing interactions between users and applications to archivable form and then playing back the interactions. DCI may include a system and method for automatic software retrieval on a peer-to-peer network.
Owner:GOOGLE LLC

Distributed Image Cache For Servicing Virtual Resource Requests in the Cloud

A method of provisioning in a cloud compute environment having a set of cloud hosts associated with one another. The method begins by forming a distributed, cooperative cache across the set of cloud hosts by declaring a portion of a data store associated with a cloud host as a cache, and storing template images and patches in the cache. Caching activity across the distributed, cooperated cache is coordinated by having the caches share information about their respective contents. A control routine at a cache receives requests for template images or patches, responds to the requests if the requested artifacts are available or, upon a cache miss, forwards the request to another one of the caches. Periodically, the composition of the distributed, cooperative cache is computed, and the template images and patches are populated into the caches using the computed cache composition.
Owner:IBM CORP

System and method for creating complex distributed applications

InactiveUS20040098717A1Special service provision for substationInterprogram communicationWhiteboardDistributed computing infrastructure
Systems and methods are disclosed for a distributed computing infrastructure on a computer network comprising a plurality of computers. The distributed computing infrastructure (DCI) provides a software platform for creating, running, and managing distributed applications. DCI may include XML-capable software applications on a peer-to-peer network. DCI may include small, network-unaware applications called peerlets. DCI may include a system and method for creating complex distributed applications using pre-complied binaries. DCI may include a capability for multiple, independent collaborative sessions for distributed collaborative applications (e.g., chat, instant messaging, shared whiteboard, etc.). DCI may include systems and methods for reducing interactions between users and applications to archivable form and then playing back the interactions. DCI may include a system and method for automatic software retrieval on a peer-to-peer network.
Owner:GOOGLE LLC

System and method for multi-functional XML-capable software applications on a peer-to-peer network

InactiveUS20040098728A1Special service provision for substationInterprogram communicationWhiteboardDistributed computing infrastructure
Systems and methods are disclosed for a distributed computing infrastructure on a computer network comprising a plurality of computers. The distributed computing infrastructure (DCI) provides a software platform for creating, running, and managing distributed applications. DCI may include XML-capable software applications on a peer-to-peer network. DCI may include small, network-unaware applications called peerlets. DCI may include a system and method for creating complex distributed applications using pre-complied binaries. DCI may include a capability for multiple, independent collaborative sessions for distributed collaborative applications (e.g., chat, instant messaging, shared whiteboard, etc.). DCI may include systems and methods for reducing interactions between users and applications to archivable form and then playing back the interactions. DCI may include a system and method for automatic software retrieval on a peer-to-peer network.
Owner:GOOGLE LLC

Method and apparatus for secure distributed collaboration and communication

InactiveUS20050025172A1Communicate information easilyEasy to transfer informationKey distribution for secure communicationTime-division multiplexCrowdsCentral management
The invention comprises a system that permits secure distributed collaboration and communications for small trusted groups of people. The presently preferred embodiment of the invention allows users to communicate and transfer information easily and effortlessly. The invention requires very little administration, and no central server or central administration is required.
Owner:AOL LLC A DELAWARE LLC

Integrated document handling in distributed collaborative applications

A method of handling electronic documents can include determining at least one safety parameter of an electronic document and classifying the electronic document based upon the at least one safety parameter. A restriction policy can be selected based upon the classifying step. The selected restriction policy can be implemented for handling the electronic document.
Owner:IBM CORP

Spatial multiplexing gain for a distributed cooperative communications system using randomized coding

Multiple cooperative relays operate in a highly mobile environment and form a virtual antenna array. Multiple independent streams of data can be simultaneously transmitted in parallel to the destination receiver. Thus a higher spatial multiplexing gain can be obtained. Such exemplary embodiments might do so by allowing each relay to transmit a linear combination of antenna waveforms according to an independently and randomly generated coefficient vector. This randomized cooperation scheme may be useful in an environment in which a group of relay devices are close to the source device, and can therefore receive information at a high rate. Each relay device that receives the information without errors splits it into multiple streams. For example, if the relay devices receive B symbols and the number of streams is K, each stream contains B / K symbols. Each relay device then generates a random linear combination of all the streams and transmits this output simultaneously with the other relay devices.
Owner:POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE OF NEW YORK UNIVERSITY

Transparent trust chain constructing system based on virtual machine architecture

The invention discloses a transparent trust chain constructing system based on virtual machine architecture. The system is provided with a virtual machine monitor on the mainframe, the virtual machine monitor comprises a safety chip drive module, a system call analysis module and a disk analysis measurement module. The invention measures the operation system and the executable code loaded after the operation system is started in the virtual machine monitor, without any modification of the existing operation system and the application program. The invention can obtain low-level operation semantic information, such as the system call and the disk access, of the operation system in the client machine, analyzes the operation semantics of the client machine operation system, and controls the operation of the client operation system on the disk to realize the transparent measurement. The technology can be used in the distributed cooperation environment, and provide transparent trust chain and integrity certification for the operation system. The invention can protect the existing property of the user and enable the existing operation system to support the process level TCG trust chain without any modification.
Owner:HUAZHONG UNIV OF SCI & TECH

Rich multi-media format for use in a collaborative computing system

A system, method, and article of manufacture that allow a document containing custom objects to be shared in a distributed collaborative computer system. This is accomplished by allowing custom objects to be embedded in a document. When the document is to be shared, the document with custom objects is converted to a Rich Multi-Media (RMM) format. Furthermore, the converted document may be shared during a collaborative session among multiple computers. Alternatively, the converted document may be viewed by a user independent of a collaborative session.
Owner:CISCO TECH INC

Collapsed distrubuted cooperative memory for interactive and scalale media-on-demand systems

This invention treats of a two-level cache management method for continuous media files of a proxy server. In the first level, the method reserves collapsed buffers in the cache for every active client attended by the proxy server. To save bandwidth and memory space collapsed buffers can be concatenated and overlapped when content belongs to the same continuous media file. The proxy manages collectively the collapsed buffers of each client, which cooperate by making its content available to the whole system, reducing traffic over the communication network and on the media-on-demand server. In the second level, the method allows proxy servers to cooperate between themselves, by concatenating collapsed buffers when necessary, increasing the amount of available shared media in the cache, saving bandwidth both on the media-on-demand server and on the communication network backbone.
Owner:COORDENACAO DE PROGRAMAS DE POS GRADUACAO DE ENGENHARIA

Distributed Collaborative Signaling in Full Duplex Wireless Transceivers

Two-way (full-duplex) wireless links in facilitating network management and improve network performance. Once aspect includes methods for network management using an overlaid network for control signaling. Another aspects include methods to facilitate practical realization and improve performance of some of the network information theoretic configurations, such as Space-Division Multiple Access (SDMA) in uplink and downlink, Interference Channel, and other forms of distributed collaborative signaling schemes. Another aspect includes methods to support cognitive wireless networks.
Owner:KHANDANI AMIR KEYVAN

Frame-based on-demand spectrum contention protocol-messaging method

InactiveUS20100142463A1Efficient and scalable and fair sharingPower managementTransmission path divisionTelecommunicationsFrequency spectrum
The message flows of a distributed, cooperative, and real-time protocol for frame-based spectrum sharing called Frame-based On-Demand Spectrum Contention (FODSC) employs interactive MAC messaging on an inter-network communication channel to provide efficient, scalable, and fair inter-network spectrum sharing among the coexisting cognitive radio cells.
Owner:STMICROELECTRONICS SRL

Rich Multi-Media Format For Use in a Collaborative Computing System

A system, method, and article of manufacture that allow a document containing custom objects to be shared in a distributed collaborative computer system. This is accomplished by allowing custom objects to be embedded in a document. When the document is to be shared, the document with custom objects is converted to a Rich Multi-Media (RMM) format. Furthermore, the converted document may be shared during a collaborative session among multiple computers. Alternatively, the converted document may be viewed by a user independent of a collaborative session.
Owner:CISCO TECH INC

Distributed computing infrastructure including autonomous intelligent management system

ActiveUS20040107420A1Special service provision for substationInterprogram communicationWhiteboardDistributed computing infrastructure
Systems and methods are disclosed for a distributed computing infrastructure on a computer network comprising a plurality of computers. The distributed computing infrastructure (DCI) provides a software platform for creating, running, and managing distributed applications. DCI may include XML-capable software applications on a peer-to-peer network. DCI may include small, network-unaware applications called peerlets. DCI may include a system and method for creating complex distributed applications using pre-complied binaries. DCI may include a capability for multiple, independent collaborative sessions for distributed collaborative applications (e.g., chat, instant messaging, shared whiteboard, etc.). DCI may include systems and methods for reducing interactions between users and applications to archivable form and then playing back the interactions. DCI may include a system and method for automatic software retrieval on a peer-to-peer network.
Owner:GOOGLE LLC

Distributed cooperative memory for interactive and scalable video-on-demand system

A Distributed Video System provides a scalable and interactive video-on-demand service with VCR operations over a communication network includes a video server and video clients, each of which includes a memory buffer, called a client buffer. The System provides a method of managing video frames of client buffers in a cooperative way with video frames held in the video server allows the video frames of the client buffers to be shared among the video clients. Requests for a video are primarily served by the video clients that have the requested video frames in their client buffers and only requests that the video clients are unable to attend to will be provided by the video server.
Owner:COORDENACAO DE PROGRAMAS DE POS GRADUACAO DE ENGENHARIA

Distributed cooperative caching method capable of realizing node and message state combined perception

The invention relates to a distributed cooperative caching method capable of realizing node and message state combined perception and belongs to the technical field of a distributed cooperative caching technology for opportunistic networks. The method aims to solve the problem of the lower node caching efficiency at present, dissemination states of messages are perceived, weight values of the messages are dynamically estimated, and the encounter probability of nodes and message target nodes is predicted with an encounter probability estimation method; then the messages are cached in a classified manner on the basis of differences between message source nodes, different caching priorities are given, and the messages in node caches are replaced in a cooperative manner with a cooperative partition cache replacement mechanism, so that the caching efficiency of the nodes is improved; finally, in order to solve the problem of decrease of the message delivery rate caused by unchecked deletion of messages in a traditional cache management mechanism, a distributed cooperative cache transfer mechanism is adopted, top-k cooperative node sets of the nodes are dynamically selected in advance, and the messages in the node caches are transferred to cooperative nodes in a communication range when the node caches are full, so that the delivery probability of the messages is increased.
Owner:CHONGQING UNIV OF POSTS & TELECOMM +1
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