Abstract: An event driven system and method for traveler thematic destination segmentation are disclosed. The event driven system includes a processor and a memory coupled to the processor to store machine instructions executable by the processor. When executed by the processor the machine instructions cause the processor to extract clearance and settlement transaction data from a database, prepare the clearance and settlement transaction data, clean geo-data associated with the clearance and settlement transaction data, enrich and standardize the geo-data, scrape theme data associated with a trip from a public network, verify the relevant theme data associated with the trip, enrich and standardize geo-data associated with the relevant theme data associated with the trip, and map the enriched and standardized geo-data associated with the clearance and settlement transaction data to the enriched and standardized geo-data associated with the relevant theme data associated with the trip.

Abstract: A method for managing memory for applications in a computing system includes receiving a selection of a preferred application. During user-controlled operation over the application, the transitions of selected application between foreground and background are monitored. A retention of the application in memory is triggered upon a transition of the application to background during the user operation. Retention of the application includes compressing memory portions of the application. Accordingly, the application is retained within the memory based on said compressed memory portions. A requirement to restore the retained application is sensed based on either a user selection or an automatically generated prediction and the application is restored from the retained state back to the foreground.

Abstract: A cyber threat detection and deception system interoperates synergistically with a data storage management system. As a proxy for identifying crown jewels among many and diverse data assets in a network, the illustrative cyber threat detection and deception system uses service level information obtained from the data storage management system, e.g., RPO, RTO, append-only secondary storage, synthetic-full frequency, etc. The cyber threat detection and deception system emulates proprietary protocols used by storage management technologies such as the data storage management system, etc. By creating emulation traps and an emulation lexicon of these storage-related protocols, the illustrative cyber threat detection and deception system can create and execute cyber deception plans for the proprietary storage management assets.

Abstract: Discovering environment objects for information management in a networked environment. Information management provides services such as data protection, backup, retention, compliance, etc., by classifying the objects and/or infrastructure of an entity according to its value to the entity. Information management begins by discovering the data in a network and by discovering the servers and services operating in a network. The servers and services are discovered using adapters that can collect information regarding the environment objects. Objects can be discovered using cascaded discovery, where the information collected by one adapter is used to drive the collection of additional information by other adapters. This information can then by used by information management systems to assign or orchestrate various services.

Abstract: A composition for preventing or treating a metabolic disease, in particular phenylketonuria, comprising sulfur amino acids and minerals is provided, wherein said sulfur amino acids comprise a combination of methionine and cysteine in a methionine/cysteine ratio of 2.2-2.7:1 and said minerals comprise sodium, potassium, magnesium, calcium, chlorine, phosphorus. The composition of the invention is formulated to provide a negative PRAL value, preferably with ?35<PRAL<?20 values mEq/day on 100 g of equivalent proteins.

Abstract: Deleting objects in a computing system. Information management can be used to provide disposition services including the deletion of selected objects. The categorization process of information management can also be used to assign categories to objects such that an entity understands what the objects are. Understanding what the objects are may include the application of logic, including user-defined logic, to examine the objects. The results of the logic can then be used to assign categories to the objects. The policies of a user, which often define how objects should be treated are implemented by mapping the categories to the appropriate data disposition services. Once the specific disposition services, which include file deletion, are known, a workflow may be initiated to provide a period of review prior to physical deletion of the objects from the computing environment.

Abstract: Discovering environment objects for information management in a networked environment. Information management provides services such as data protection, backup, retention, compliance, etc., by classifying the objects and/or infrastructure of an entity according to its value to the entity. Information management begins by discovering the data in a network and by discovering the servers and services operating in a network. The servers and services are discovered using adapters that can collect information regarding the environment objects. Objects can be discovered using cascaded discovery, where the information collected by one adapter is used to drive the collection of additional information by other adapters. This information can then by used by information management systems to assign or orchestrate various services.

Abstract: Discovering environment objects for information management in a networked environment. Information management provides services such as data protection, backup, retention, compliance, etc., by classifying the objects and/or infrastructure of an entity according to its value to the entity. Information management begins by discovering the data in a network and by discovering the servers and services operating in a network. The servers and services are discovered using adapters that can collect information regarding the environment objects. Objects can be discovered using cascaded discovery, where the information collected by one adapter is used to drive the collection of additional information by other adapters. This information can then by used by information management systems to assign or orchestrate various services.

Abstract: In an information management system operating in a networked computing environment, a method for delegating at least one data management process to an intelligent service provider connected via a network to the information management system, comprising associating data objects in the computing environment with one or more categories of data objects, providing a series of logic and rules to the intelligent service provider, the logic and rules pertaining to categories of data objects and one or more actions to be executed for the data objects based on the categories of data objects, and receiving reporting information from the intelligent service provider indicating that the one or more actions have been successfully executed.

Abstract: A method and apparatus that includes scheduling each of a plurality of healthcare people to visit a different at least one of a plurality of human patients in a respective residence of the patient, monitoring a vital health parameters of each of the plurality of patients, detecting a priority event within the vital health parameters of one of the plurality of patients, identifying at least one of the plurality of healthcare people that is relatively closest to the one patient and wirelessly sending the identified one healthcare person instructions to visit the residence of the one patient and a link to the vital health parameters of the one patient, along with an intimation of such to the one patient.

Abstract: Information management is used to enforce and control rights associated with data through the use of policies implemented by a digital rights management (“DRM”) server. An information management system collects information about data objects in a computer system and classifies the data objects into one or more categories. The categories are mapped to service level objectives that include or request encryption and identify DRM policies to associate with data objects within each category. Each DRM policy identifies one or more users authorized to access data objects the DRM policy is associated with. Encryption is orchestrated, in one embodiment, by identifying a data object to the DRM server in an encryption request, and identifying a DRM policy to associate with the data object. The DRM server encrypts the data object and only allows it be decrypted by authorized users.

Abstract: A processor implemented method for identifying and segmenting a plurality of online users based on a level of engagement with respect to at least one user group is provided. The method includes obtaining, information associated with one or more user from one or more user groups, computing, one or more parameter of one or more user based on the information associated with the one more user, dynamically obtaining, a score for the one or more user based on one or more parameter, and segmenting, the plurality of online users from the one or more user groups based on the score for the one or more user to obtain a subset of the plurality of online users from the one or more user group including (a) a highest first level of engagement, (b) a second highest level of engagement, and (c) a third highest level of engagement.

Abstract: Embodiments relate to the generation of alerts in an event management system based upon risk. When an event device associated with the event management system, presents a logon page to a client device, the event device includes a beacon as part of the page to monitor and collect web device profile characteristics related to the client device. In response to a logon attempt by the client device, an event management device receives a notification regarding logon attempt and a risk assessment associated with the web device profile characteristics of the client device. Based upon a correlation of the notification and the corresponding risk assessment, the event management device can generate an alert, such as a SIEM alert, and can include an indication of priority, whether relatively low or high, and/or a confidence factor, whether or not the alert can be suppressed as part of the alert.

Abstract: An information management system is leveraged to mitigate risks associated with data objects in a computer system. The information management system collects information about the data objects and classifies the data objects into one or more categories. The results of the classification and/or the collected information can be stored in a data repository and used to mitigate legal and/or security risks. For instance, the data repository can be searched and/or queried to identify data objects that a party associated with the computer system is legally required to disclose to an adverse party in a legal proceeding. Alternately or additionally, the information in the data repository can be used to classify a data object into a category requiring one or more security and/or legal measures. The information management system maps the category to a service level and orchestrates execution of the service level.

Abstract: A method and system for classifying environment components within a computer system. The computer system includes an information management service for defining services to be provided to data objects residing in the computer system. One exemplary method identifies environment components, such as servers, storage locations, databases, applications, and the like, within the computer system. The service level capabilities of each of the environment components are then identified. The environment components are then classified in accordance with their identified service level capabilities. By categorizing the environment components in accordance with their service level capabilities, the service level objective requests of data objects residing in the system can efficiently be matched to the environment components that are capable of providing the requested services.

Abstract: Providing information classification in a computer system for use in an information management system. Information management provides services such as data protection, backup, retention, compliance, etc., by classifying the objects and/or environment of an entity according to its value to the entity. Initially a series of rules are identified relating to information management services. Using these rules, information is classified into categories by using a series of plugins that relate to specific characteristics of information within data. Often, classification includes the collection and/or generation of metadata. After the data is classified, service level objectives can be identified and mapped to service levels. After service levels are selected, the corresponding actions can be orchestrated such that the objects of the entity received the selected services in the service level.

Abstract: Several different pyrrolysine analogs are disclosed in this application. Those analogs have distinct chemical and biophysical properties. Some analogs are useful in chemical ligation applications. Methods of making and using are also disclosed.

Abstract: Environment and/or file discovery operations are delegated by an information management service in a network to external computing resources. The external computing resource performs discovery operations to discover objects in the network, which may include discovering every object in the network, or discovering only new, changed, and/or deleted objects in the network. Discovery information identifying the discovered objects is reported back to the information management service. The information management service uses the discovery information to perform information management, including classification of discovered objects into categories, mapping categories to service level objectives that include one or more services, and orchestrating execution of the one or more services. Optionally, the information management service can delegate classification, service level management, and/or orchestration of services to one or more additional external computing resources.

Abstract: A method and system for assigning service level objectives to data objects stored within a computer system. The computer system includes an information management server for providing customized services to data objects residing in the computer system. One exemplary method identifies a data object, such as a file, folder, database, and the like, that has been categorized according to at least one property associated with the data object. The method also identifies service level objectives that are available within the computer system. Service level objectives may include any type of service area or service level that can be provided to a data object. The data object is then associated with one or more of the service level objectives for requesting that the services associated with the one or more service level objectives be provided to the data object.

Abstract: An information management system delegates information classification to an external computing resource, or classifier. The intelligence required to perform classification, including a series of logic and/or rules, is provided to the classifier. The logic and/or rules are translated from a first format to a second format understandable to the classifier. The information management system discovers objects of an entity and identifies them for the classifier. The classifier collects information about the objects, applies the logic and rules to the objects, and assigns one or more categories to each object. This classification information is translated from the second format to the first format and reported back to the information management system, which may use the assigned categories to identify and map service level objectives to available service levels. After service levels are selected, the corresponding actions can be orchestrated such that the objects of the entity receive the selected services.