Abstract: A system for rush order fulfilment optimization is discussed. The system includes mobile devices that are each associated with a worker and a rush fulfillment engine executed by a computing system which dynamically updates a task queue of each worker upon receipt of a new rush order according to a task completion rate difference between an estimated task completion rate and the current task completion rate of the worker.

Abstract: The present invention provides a system (100) for extending voice commands and determining a user's location. The system (100) includes a plurality of interconnected user devices (10a, 10b, 10c, 10d, 10e, 10f, 10g, 10h, 10i, 10j, . . . ) forming a meshed network (1000), to receive a voice command from a user (1) for extending the range of voice command detection. Further, the system (100) includes a base unit (20) connected to one of the user devices, which receives the voice command from the user device (10) closest to the base unit (20) and calculates ranging data. A master controller (30), connected to multiple base units (20a, 20b, 20c, 20d, . . . ), calculates the user's location based on ranging data, processes the voice command to determine the user's intent, and performs an action based on the determined intent and sends the user's location to a central server (40), to visualize the user's location on map.

Abstract: Described are techniques for determining a quiesce timeout for a containerized workload used to identify a storage unit for the containerized workload. The techniques include determining an Input/Output (I/O) rate associated with a containerized workload that executes in a container environment, where the containerized workload interfaces with a storage system to store the data. The techniques further include determining a quiesce timeout for the containerized workload that is based at least in part on the I/O rate of data associated with the containerized workload and an amount of memory allocated for buffering the data during performance of a backup operation without incurring an I/O overflow. The techniques further include determining storage unit specifications that enable performance of the backup operation within the quiesce timeout and evaluating storage units available to the container environment to identify a storage unit for the containerized workload based on the storage unit specifications.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, according to one approach, includes: monitoring actions of a user having access to a cluster, and in response to determining that the user has performed a risk event, incrementing a risk score assigned to the user. A determination is also made as to whether the incremented risk score is outside a predetermined range, and in response to determining that the incremented risk score is outside the predetermined range, a snapshot quota assigned to the user is dynamically reduced.

Abstract: A system for rush order fulfilment optimization is discussed. The system includes mobile devices that are each associated with a worker and a rush fulfillment engine executed by a computing system which dynamically updates a task queue of each worker upon receipt of a new rush order according to a task completion rate difference between an estimated task completion rate and the current task completion rate of the worker.

Abstract: A system for rush order fulfilment optimization is discussed. The system includes mobile devices that are each associated with a worker and a rush fulfillment engine executed by a computing system which dynamically updates a task queue of each worker upon receipt of a new rush order according to a task completion rate difference between an estimated task completion rate and the current task completion rate of the worker.

Abstract: An efficient cloning mechanism is provided for a distributed storage environment, where, for example, a private cloud computing environment and a public cloud computing environment are included in a hybrid cloud computing environment (on-premise object storage to off-premise computation resources), to improve computation workloads. The disclosed algorithm forms an efficient cloning mechanism in a hybrid storage environment where the read/write speed of data from the disk is not limited by its angular velocity.

Abstract: Methods and systems for file locking are described herein. An on-premise file share may store files that are accessible to both a local on-premise client and a remote off-premise client. The off-premise file share may request to check-out one of the files. In response, one of multiple nodes may obtain for the file a file handle with exclusive write access. File locking information may be stored at the file share that indicates the node that holds the file handle and that indicates the file is in a locked state whereby other remote off-premise clients or local on-premise clients are prevented from editing the file.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, according to one approach, includes: monitoring actions of a user having access to a cluster, and in response to determining that the user has performed a risk event, incrementing a risk score assigned to the user. A determination is also made as to whether the incremented risk score is outside a predetermined range, and in response to determining that the incremented risk score is outside the predetermined range, a snapshot quota assigned to the user is dynamically reduced.

Abstract: A computer implemented system and method is provided for responding to textual reviews. The method comprises: receiving harvested content comprising a text segment and associated with an entity; determining a primary intent of the text segment determined by reviewing a set of utterances in the text segment of the harvested content and comparing the set of utterances to example utterances associated with a set of pre-defined intents, the primary intent having a highest similarity to the set of utterances in the text segment as compared to other deduced intents and associated utterances. The method comprises assigning a confidence score associated with determining the primary intent. If the confidence score exceeds a first threshold, generating an automated response, based on the primary intent and automatically responding to the harvested content with the automated response having the customized sentence segment where the confidence score exceeds a second threshold score.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are structures and techniques for exposing circuitry in die testing. For example, in some embodiments, an integrated circuit (IC) die may include: first conductive contacts at a first face of the die; second conductive contacts at a second face of the die; die stack emulation circuitry; other circuitry; and a switch coupled to the second conductive contacts, the die stack emulation circuitry, and the other circuitry, wherein the switch is to couple the second conductive contacts to the other circuitry when the switch is in a first state, and the switch is to couple the die stack emulation circuitry to the other circuitry when the switch is in a second state different from the first state.

Abstract: A method, computer system, and a computer program product for interest-based digital content caching is provided. Hints regarding content of interest associated with a user are determined and used to identify portions of streaming media that are uninteresting to the user. Then the streaming media is played for the user and a portion of the post-uninteresting content is stored in a child cache before the portion of uninterest is played.

Abstract: Embodiments for medical condition communication management by one or more processors. A maturity score and medical condition acceptance score relating to a medical condition of a user may be estimated according to data collected from one or more devices associated with the user. The maturity score may represent a measure of an emotional state, age, and cognitive reasoning ability. The medical condition acceptance score may represent a measure of understanding and acceptance capability of the medical condition. One or more search results responsive to a search query related to the medical condition submitted by the user may be adjusted according to the maturity score, the medical condition acceptance score, and an appropriateness of communications for the one or more search results based on a plurality of identified contextual factors.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method according to one embodiment includes identifying virtualization unit metadata for each of a plurality of nodes, the virtualization unit metadata including one or more guidelines for an application that is implemented by a virtualization unit, where the one or more guidelines include one or more benefits of a virtualization unit, one or more limitations of the virtualization unit, and one or more operating costs of the virtualization unit; determining, from the plurality of nodes, an optimal node for implementing a computation algorithm based on one or more required computation operations and the virtualization unit metadata for each of the plurality of nodes; and returning an identification of the optimal node.

Abstract: Embodiments herein provide a method for handling communication with a wireless network by a user equipment (UE). The method includes determining that a data inactivity timer has expired during a PS/CS call recovery procedure with a network. The method identifies whether data inactivity that caused the data inactivity timer to expire is due to a radio link failure with the network. A radio link is recovered through the recovery procedure for resuming the PS/CS call with the network, in response to identifying that the data inactivity was due to the radio link failure.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method according to one embodiment includes receiving a computation algorithm to be implemented by one of a plurality of nodes, identifying object classification data for objects stored within the plurality of nodes, identifying capability data for each of the plurality of nodes, determining an optimal node for implementing the computation algorithm from the plurality of nodes, based on the object classification data and the capability data, and returning an identification of the optimal node.

Abstract: Providing call continuity for an ongoing call of a User Equipment (UE) of a wireless communication by defining UE behavior specifying actions to be taken by the UE upon detection of occurrence of an event among a plurality of events that may occur during the ongoing call.

Abstract: Methods and systems for file locking are described herein. An on-premise file share may store files that are accessible to both a local on-premise client and a remote off-premise client. The off-premise file share may request to check-out one of the files. In response, one of multiple nodes may obtain for the file a file handle with exclusive write access. File locking information may be stored at the file share that indicates the node that holds the file handle and that indicates the file is in a locked state whereby other remote off-premise clients or local on-premise clients are prevented from editing the file.

Abstract: Delivery blocks are generated to facilitate matching and assigning available delivery resources with expected delivery requirements for a given facility. These delivery blocks are generated by evaluating delivery forecast information for items to be delivered as a function of characterizing information for the delivery resources and delivery parameters corresponding to the given facility. Delivery blocks may include more than one delivery to a given delivery destination and instead may include a plurality of deliveries to various delivery destinations. Should a given delivery block that includes two or more delivery destinations require reassignment, that delivery block can be divided into child blocks that each provide for only a single delivery destination.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and computer program products are provided for performing a secure delete operation in a wide area network (WAN) including a cache site and a home site. A method includes identifying a file for deletion at the cache site, determining whether the file has a copy stored at the home site, detecting a location of the copy at the home site prior to a disconnection event of the cache site from the home site, deleting the file from the cache site during the disconnection event, and in response to the secure deletion of the file not being complete during the disconnection event, indicating on a table a remote inode number assigned to the copy associated with the file at the home site, a name under which the copy is saved, and a list of data chunk tuples specifying selected data of the copy to undergo secure deletion.