Abstract: Described herein is a system for providing access to a virtual assistant using a hidden element in source code of a document. The system can receive a request from a computing device to access a document, which has source code that includes a first set of characters embedded at its beginning. The first set of characters may only be accessible by an accessibility engine design to render data describing a document for individuals with visual impairments. When the accessibility engine parses the first set of characters, the computing device outputs content indicating that the individual can access the virtual assistant by performing an interaction. When the computing device detects the interaction, the computing device invokes the virtual assistant to guide the individual through the document.

Abstract: An orchestration layer for execution user defined automation workflows. The orchestration layer may include multiple process instances that host user defined automation workflows that automate processes or tasks. To improve system performance and reduce operating costs, the user defined automation workflows are deployed to the orchestration layer in a standard format that standardizes the user defined workflow configurations. The orchestration layer may also dynamically scale the computational resources allocated to teach process instance based on the properties of each user defined automation workflow.

Abstract: Methods, systems and devices for controlling an operating configuration of a network device such as a wireless access point include detecting power supplied to the access point. Operating parameters of the access point, neighboring access points, and client devices wirelessly connected to the access point are determined. The access point is placed in a reduced-capability operating configuration in response to detecting the power supplied is less than a power threshold. The reduced-capability operating configuration is based on the determined operating parameters of the access point, neighboring access points, and client devices.