Patents by Inventor Hideyuki Kageyama

Hideyuki Kageyama 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).

  • Patent number: 7752310
    Abstract: A computer program, method, and apparatus that manage reservation of IT resources for efficient use thereof. Upon receipt of a reservation request, an IT resource finder identifies IT resources that are available for reservation in a period specified in the request. Subsequently a vacant period finder identifies vacant periods containing the specified reservation period, based on the reservation records of each IT resource. Out of the found vacant periods, an idlest period selector then selects an idlest period that offers a largest number of available IT resources. From among a set of IT resources whose vacant periods agree with the idlest period, an IT resource selector selects an appropriate resource to serve the given reservation request. A reservation registration processor then registers the reserved IT resource with the reservation data repository as determined by the IT resource selector.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: April 19, 2006
    Date of Patent: July 6, 2010
    Assignee: Fujitsu Limited
    Inventor: Hideyuki Kageyama
  • Patent number: 7591596
    Abstract: A short chain-like ferrule structure 15 includes a plurality of ferrules 2, and an interconnecting portion 16 interconnecting the plurality of ferrules 2. This ferrule structure includes a connection portion 20 provided at that portion of the interconnecting portion 16 projecting from the ferrule 2 disposed at one end portion of the ferrule structure, and a connection reception portion 21 which is provided at that portion of the interconnecting portion 16 projecting from the ferrule 2 disposed at the other end portion of the ferrule structure, and is engageable with the connection portion 20 of another short chain-like ferrule structure. Projections 23 are formed at the connection portion 20, and project from the interconnecting portion 16, and holes 25 for the passage of the projections 23 of another short chain-like ferrule structure therethrough are formed in the connection reception portion 21, and extend through the interconnecting portion 16.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: June 4, 2007
    Date of Patent: September 22, 2009
    Assignee: Yazaki Corporation
    Inventors: Shinya Tanaka, Hideyuki Kageyama, Yoshinori Yamanashi, Masaaki Sawairi
  • Publication number: 20070280607
    Abstract: A short chain-like ferrule structure 15 includes a plurality of ferrules 2, and an interconnecting portion 16 interconnecting the plurality of ferrules 2. This ferrule structure includes a connection portion 20 provided at that portion of the interconnecting portion 16 projecting from the ferrule 2 disposed at one end portion of the ferrule structure, and a connection reception portion 21 which is provided at that portion of the interconnecting portion 16 projecting from the ferrule 2 disposed at the other end portion of the ferrule structure, and is engageable with the connection portion 20 of another short chain-like ferrule structure. Projections 23 are formed at the connection portion 20, and project from the interconnecting portion 16, and holes 25 for the passage of the projections 23 of another short chain-like ferrule structure therethrough are formed in the connection reception portion 21, and extend through the interconnecting portion 16.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 4, 2007
    Publication date: December 6, 2007
    Applicant: YAZAKI CORPORATION
    Inventors: Shinya TANAKA, Hideyuki KAGEYAMA, Yoshinori YAMANASHI, Masaaki SAWAIRI
  • Publication number: 20070165525
    Abstract: A computer program, method, and apparatus that manage reservation of IT resources for efficient use thereof. Upon receipt of a reservation request, an IT resource finder identifies IT resources that are available for reservation in a period specified in the request. Subsequently a vacant period finder identifies vacant periods containing the specified reservation period, based on the reservation records of each IT resource. Out of the found vacant periods, an idlest period selector then selects an idlest period that offers a largest number of available IT resources. From among a set of IT resources whose vacant periods agree with the idlest period, an IT resource selector selects an appropriate resource to serve the given reservation request. A reservation registration processor then registers the reserved IT resource with the reservation data repository as determined by the IT resource selector.
    Type: Application
    Filed: April 19, 2006
    Publication date: July 19, 2007
    Inventor: Hideyuki Kageyama