Patents by Inventor Alan Paul Pickersgill
Alan Paul Pickersgill has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 8051154Abstract: An Enterprise Service Delivery Technical Architecture includes a Technical Model, and a Technical Delivery Framework, and is designed to facilitate the development of complete enterprise service management solutions. The use of the Enterprise Service Delivery Technical Architecture results in solution designs created to be independent of the technology platform being managed with a view that meets the overall business requirements that span the technology platforms within a business environment. An information technology infrastructure already in place for a customer is analyzed and broken down to its very lowest level building blocks. Then the building blocks within the model of the technical architecture are mapped with the building blocks of the customer's information technology infrastructure to determine which of the building blocks of the model are to be used for the customer's information technology operation. A specific technical delivery framework is developed for each customer.Type: GrantFiled: June 7, 2001Date of Patent: November 1, 2011Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Mark Andrew Benny, Philippe Compain, Alan Paul Pickersgill, Stephen William Nekolaichuk, Robert J. Simmons, Chris Edward Terry
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Patent number: 7653525Abstract: An Enterprise Service Delivery Technical Architecture includes a Technical Model, and a Technical Delivery Framework, and is designed to facilitate the development of complete enterprise service management solutions. The use of the Enterprise Service Delivery Technical Architecture as the framework for an enterprise systems management technical solution results in solution designs created to be independent of the technology platform being managed with a view that meets the overall business requirements that span the technology platforms within a business environment. An information technology infrastructure already in place for a customer is analyzed and broken down to its very lowest level building blocks. Then the building blocks within the model of the technical architecture are mapped with the building blocks of the customer's information technology infrastructure to determine which of the building blocks of the model are to be used for the customer's information technology operation.Type: GrantFiled: August 18, 2008Date of Patent: January 26, 2010Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Mark Andrew Benny, Philippe Compain, Alan Paul Pickersgill, Stephen William Nekolaichuk, Robert J. Simmons, Chris Edward Terry
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Patent number: 7487079Abstract: An Enterprise Service Delivery Technical Architecture includes a Technical Model, and a Technical Delivery Framework, and is designed to facilitate the development of complete enterprise service management solutions. The use of the Enterprise Service Delivery Technical Architecture as the framework for an enterprise systems management technical solution results in solution designs created to be independent of the technology platform being managed with a view that meets the overall business requirements that span the technology platforms within a business environment. An information technology infrastructure already in place for a customer is analyzed and broken down to its very lowest level building blocks. Then the building blocks within the model of the technical architecture are mapped with the building blocks of the customer's information technology infrastructure to determine which of the building blocks of the model are to be used for the customer's information technology operation.Type: GrantFiled: June 7, 2001Date of Patent: February 3, 2009Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Mark Andrew Benny, Philippe Compain, Alan Paul Pickersgill, Stephen William Nekolaichuk, Robert J. Simmons, Chris Edward Terry
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Publication number: 20080319816Abstract: An Enterprise Service Delivery Technical Architecture includes a Technical Model, and a Technical Delivery Framework, and is designed to facilitate the development of complete enterprise service management solutions. The use of the Enterprise Service Delivery Technical Architecture as the framework for an enterprise systems management technical solution results in solution designs created to be independent of the technology platform being managed with a view that meets the overall business requirements that span the technology platforms within a business environment. An information technology infrastructure already in place for a customer is analyzed and broken down to its very lowest level building blocks. Then the building blocks within the model of the technical architecture are mapped with the building blocks of the customer's information technology infrastructure to determine which of the building blocks of the model are to be used for the customer's information technology operation.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 18, 2008Publication date: December 25, 2008Applicant: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Mark Andrew Benny, Philippe Compain, Alan Paul Pickersgill, Stephen William Nekolaichuk, Robert J. Simmons, Chris Edward Terry
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Patent number: 7222329Abstract: A method for integrating the IT components which support a business process into a single end-to-end management platform is provided. The method comprises decomposing a business process into a set of enabling applications and then documenting the technology elements and support organizations which are necessary to execute those enabling applications. The required monitors for the business process enabling technology can be deployed which will allow the mapping of technology problems to business problem and the development of correlation rules. This information is then used to develop an end-to-end business process event management (or other system management disciplines such as performance management) platform, which can be integrated into any preexisting event management process. In one embodiment of the present invention, the event management platform can be constructed between several business entities.Type: GrantFiled: November 29, 2000Date of Patent: May 22, 2007Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: David William Cole, Stephen William Nekolaichuk, Tedrick Neal Northway, Paul David Peterson, Alan Paul Pickersgill, Chris Edward Terry
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Publication number: 20020188485Abstract: An Enterprise Service Delivery Technical Architecture includes a Technical Model, and a Technical Delivery Framework, and is designed to facilitate the development of complete enterprise service management solutions. The use of the Enterprise Service Delivery Technical Architecture as the framework for an enterprise systems management technical solution results in solution designs created to be independent of the technology platform being managed with a view that meets the overall business requirements that span the technology platforms within a business environment. An information technology infrastructure already in place for a customer is analyzed and broken down to its very lowest level building blocks. Then the building blocks within the model of the technical architecture are mapped with the building blocks of the customer's information technology infrastructure to determine which of the building blocks of the model are to be used for the customer's information technology operation.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 7, 2001Publication date: December 12, 2002Applicant: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Mark Andrew Benny, Philippe Compain, Alan Paul Pickersgill, Stephen William Nekolaichuk, Robert J. Simmons, Chris Edward Terry
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Publication number: 20020188430Abstract: An Enterprise Service Delivery Technical Architecture includes a Technical Model, and a Technical Delivery Framework, and is designed to facilitate the development of complete enterprise service management solutions. The use of the Enterprise Service Delivery Technical Architecture as the framework for an enterprise systems management technical solution results in solution designs created to be independent of the technology platform being managed with a view that meets the overall business requirements that span the technology platforms within a business environment. An information technology infrastructure already in place for a customer is analyzed and broken down to its very lowest level building blocks. Then the building blocks within the model of the technical architecture are mapped with the building blocks of the customer's information technology infrastructure to determine which of the building blocks of the model are to be used for the customer's information technology operation.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 7, 2001Publication date: December 12, 2002Applicant: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Mark Andrew Benny, Philippe Compain, Alan Paul Pickersgill, Stephen William Nekolaichuk, Robert J. Simmons, Chris Edward Terry
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Publication number: 20020188739Abstract: An Enterprise Service Delivery Technical Architecture includes a Technical Model, and a Technical Delivery Framework, and is designed to facilitate the development of complete enterprise service management solutions. The use of the Enterprise Service Delivery Technical Architecture results in solution designs created to be independent of the technology platform being managed with a view that meets the overall business requirements that span the technology platforms within a business environment. An information technology infrastructure already in place for a customer is analyzed and broken down to its very lowest level building blocks. Then the building blocks within the model of the technical architecture are mapped with the building blocks of the customer's information technology infrastructure to determine which of the building blocks of the model are to be used for the customer's information technology operation. A specific technical delivery framework is developed for each customer.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 7, 2001Publication date: December 12, 2002Applicant: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Mark Andrew Benny, Philippe Compain, Alan Paul Pickersgill, Stephen William Nekolaichuk, Robert J. Simmons, Chris Edward Terry
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Publication number: 20020091989Abstract: A method for integrating the IT components which support a business process into a single end-to-end management platform is provided. The method comprises decomposing a business process into a set of enabling applications and then documenting the technology elements and support organizations which are necessary to execute those enabling applications. The required monitors for the business process enabling technology can be deployed which will allow the mapping of technology problems to business problem and the development of correlation rules. This information is then used to develop an end-to-end business process event management (or other system management disciplines such as performance management) platform, which can be integrated into any preexisting event management process. In one embodiment of the present invention, the event management platform can be constructed between several business entities.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 29, 2000Publication date: July 11, 2002Inventors: David William Cole, Stephen William Nekolaichuk, Tedrick Neal Northway, Paul David Peterson, Alan Paul Pickersgill, Chris Edward Terry