Patents by Inventor Mark Cooke
Mark Cooke 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: 11803433Abstract: In some examples, a system identifies a potential issue based on comparing measurement data acquired at different hierarchical levels of a computing environment. Within a hierarchical level of the different hierarchical levels, the system determines, based on measurement data acquired for objects in the hierarchical level, whether the potential issue is localized to a subset of the objects.Type: GrantFiled: September 3, 2021Date of Patent: October 31, 2023Assignee: Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LPInventors: David Nellinger Adamson, Aditya Samalla, Raymond Mark Cooke
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Publication number: 20210397506Abstract: In some examples, a system identifies a potential issue based on comparing measurement data acquired at different hierarchical levels of a computing environment. Within a hierarchical level of the different hierarchical levels, the system determines, based on measurement data acquired for objects in the hierarchical level, whether the potential issue is localized to a subset of the objects.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 3, 2021Publication date: December 23, 2021Inventors: David Nellinger Adamson, Aditya Samalla, Raymond Mark Cooke
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Publication number: 20210397508Abstract: In some examples, a system identifies a potential issue based on comparing measurement data acquired at different hierarchical levels of a computing environment. Within a hierarchical level of the different hierarchical levels, the system determines, based on measurement data acquired for objects in the hierarchical level, whether the potential issue is localized to a subset of the objects.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 3, 2021Publication date: December 23, 2021Inventors: David Nellinger Adamson, Aditya Samalla, Raymond Mark Cooke
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Patent number: 11113132Abstract: In some examples, a system identifies a potential issue based on comparing measurement data acquired at different hierarchical levels of a computing environment. Within a hierarchical level of the different hierarchical levels, the system determines, based on measurement data acquired for objects in the hierarchical level, whether the potential issue is localized to a subset of the objects.Type: GrantFiled: February 8, 2019Date of Patent: September 7, 2021Assignee: Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LPInventors: David Nellinger Adamson, Aditya Samalla, Raymond Mark Cooke
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Publication number: 20200257583Abstract: In some examples, a system identifies a potential issue based on comparing measurement data acquired at different hierarchical levels of a computing environment. Within a hierarchical level of the different hierarchical levels, the system determines, based on measurement data acquired for objects in the hierarchical level, whether the potential issue is localized to a subset of the objects.Type: ApplicationFiled: February 8, 2019Publication date: August 13, 2020Inventors: David Nellinger Adamson, Aditya Samalla, Raymond Mark Cooke
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Patent number: 10353590Abstract: Described herein are techniques to decompose a measurement of the latency experienced by a virtual machine into its additive components (e.g., host latency, kernel latency, network latency and storage latency). The host latency may be determined as the aggregate latency reported from the virtual disk of the virtual machine minus the aggregate latency reported from the datastore on which the virtual disk is stored. The network latency may be determined as the device latency reported from the datastore minus the storage latency reported by a storage system. Various sensor measurements (e.g., aggregate latency reported from the virtual disk and/or datastore) may be first pre-processed to compensate for non-idealities before being combined with other sensor measurements.Type: GrantFiled: May 19, 2016Date of Patent: July 16, 2019Assignee: Hewlett Packard Enterprise Development LPInventors: Raymond Mark Cooke, Eric Forgette, Razvan George Costea
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Publication number: 20170336986Abstract: Described herein are techniques to decompose a measurement of the latency experienced by a virtual machine into its additive components (e.g., host latency, kernel latency, network latency and storage latency). The host latency may be determined as the aggregate latency reported from the virtual disk of the virtual machine minus the aggregate latency reported from the datastore on which the virtual disk is stored. The network latency may be determined as the device latency reported from the datastore minus the storage latency reported by a storage system. Various sensor measurements (e.g., aggregate latency reported from the virtual disk and/or datastore) may be first pre-processed to compensate for non-idealities before being combined with other sensor measurements.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 19, 2016Publication date: November 23, 2017Applicant: HEWLETT PACKARD ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT LPInventors: Raymond Mark Cooke, Eric Forgette, George Costea
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Publication number: 20100293046Abstract: An ad network system for optimizing the delivery of online display advertisement inventory is disclosed. The ad network system includes an advertiser management system to manage and acquire data for a set of advertising campaigns for a set of advertisers and a publisher management system to manage and acquire data for inventory at publishers' sites and applications. A delivery management system manages representations of the set of advertising campaigns in a third-party, external ad server in order to meet a set of guarantees for the set of advertising campaigns.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 14, 2010Publication date: November 18, 2010Inventors: Raymond Mark Cooke, Madhu Vudali
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Patent number: 7287000Abstract: The present invention provides a configurable pricing system that allows users to define or modify data used to analyze, evaluate, improve, and design pricing changes according to the user's need. A Graphical user interface or some other type of user interface allows the user to access and review various data to be used during pricing optimization. The user may then modify this data as needed to improve the pricing evaluation, such as defining sales or pricing trends, or relationships between the product of interest and other competing items. The user interface may further display changes in pricing and the effects of the pricing changes, as caused by the user's changes. The interface may also allow the user to modify the mathematical model to be used during price optimization, as well as define variables, constraints, and boundaries to be considered during the price optimization.Type: GrantFiled: November 26, 2003Date of Patent: October 23, 2007Assignee: JDA Software Group, Inc.Inventors: Dean Weldon Boyd, Prashandt Narayan Balepur, Henry Frederick Schwarz, Philip David Reginald Apps, Ravishankar Venkata Nandiwada, Brian Lawrence Monteiro, Thomas Edward Guardino, Mark Cooke
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Patent number: 7133848Abstract: The present invention provides a dynamic pricing system that generates pricing recommendations for each product in each market. In particular, the system normalizes historic pricing and sales data, and then analyzes this historic data using parameters describing the user's business objectives to produce a pricing list to achieve these objectives. The system uses historical market data to forecast expected sales according to a market segment, product type, and a range of future dates and to determine the effects of price changes on the forecasted future sales. The system further calculates unit costs for the product. The system then estimates profits from sales at different prices by using the sales forecasts, adjusting these sales forecasts for changes in prices, and the costs determinations. The system optionally optimizes prices given current and projected inventory constraints and generates alerts notices according to pre-set conditions.Type: GrantFiled: May 18, 2001Date of Patent: November 7, 2006Assignee: Manugistics Inc.Inventors: Robert L. Phillips, Michael S. Gordon, Ozgur Ozluk, Stefano Alberti, Robert A. Flint, Jorgen K. Andersson, Keshava P. Rangarajan, Tom Grossman, Raymond Mark Cooke, Jeremy S. Cohen
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Patent number: 7110533Abstract: A telephone network interface device (NID) isolation module (NIM). The NIM is adapted to fit a telco-side modular jack of a NID bridging a telco feed to inside wiring. The NIM comprises a modular plug made of an electrically insulating material that fits securely in the modular jack. Following disconnection of the telco feed from the inside wiring, the NIM is inserted into the modular jack to prevent the reconnection of the telco feed to the inside wiring. A tag component of the NIM is used to provide instructions and warnings to a subscriber or a service technician relating to the use of the telco-side modular jack.Type: GrantFiled: May 18, 2004Date of Patent: September 19, 2006Assignee: Time Warner Cable, Inc.Inventor: Mark Cooke
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Publication number: 20050259810Abstract: A telephone network interface device (NID) isolation module (NIM). The NIM is adapted to fit a telco-side modular jack of a NID bridging a telco feed to inside wiring. The NIM comprises a modular plug made of an electrically insulating material that fits securely in the modular jack. Following disconnection of the telco feed from the inside wiring, the NIM is inserted into the modular jack to prevent the reconnection of the telco feed to the inside wiring. A tag component of the NIM is used to provide instructions and warnings to a subscriber or a service technician relating to the use of the telco-side modular jack.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 18, 2004Publication date: November 24, 2005Inventor: Mark Cooke
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Publication number: 20050256778Abstract: The present invention provides a configurable pricing system that allows users to define or modify data used to analyze, evaluate, improve, and design pricing changes according to the user's need. A Graphical user interface or some other type of user interface allows the user to access and review various data to be used during pricing optimization. The user may then modify this data as needed to improve the pricing evaluation, such as defining sales or pricing trends, or relationships between the product of interest and other competing items. The user interface may further display changes in pricing and the effects of the pricing changes, as caused by the user's changes. The interface may also allow the user to modify the mathematical model to be used during price optimization, as well as define variables, constraints, and boundaries to be considered during the price optimization.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 26, 2003Publication date: November 17, 2005Inventors: Dean Boyd, Prashandt Balepur, Henry Schwarz, Philip David Apps, Ravishankar Nandiwanda, Brian Monteiro, Thomas Guardino, Mark Cooke
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Patent number: 6963854Abstract: A business process and computer system known as the “Target Pricing System” (TPS) that generates an optimum bid or value for a competitively bid good or service. The system is resident on one or more host processors in connection with one or more data stores, and includes a product model that defines list values for the bid using stored price data and costs the values using stored cost data, a competitor net price model that calculates an equivalent competitor net price for the value, and a market response model that calculates the probability of winning with the value as a function of price. The system further preferably includes an optimization model that computes the target price of an optimal value that maximizes expected contribution for the bid or value. The system alternately further includes a benefits model for calculating the benefits of using target pricing over a pre-existing approach, and strategic objects which each affect the target price.Type: GrantFiled: March 3, 2000Date of Patent: November 8, 2005Assignee: Manugistics, Inc.Inventors: Dean Boyd, Mike Gordon, Jorgen Andersson, Chia-Hung Charles Tai, Feng Yang, Anupama Kolamala, Greg Cook, Thomas Guardino, Mudita Purang, Prabhakar Krishnamurthy, Mark Cooke, Ravi Nandiwada, Brian Monteiro, Steve Haas
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Publication number: 20020116348Abstract: The present invention provides a dynamic pricing system that generates pricing recommendations for each product in each market. In particular, the system normalizes historic pricing and sales data, and then analyzes this historic data using parameters describing the user's business objectives to produce a pricing list to achieve these objectives. The system uses historical market data to forecast expected sales according to a market segment, product type, and a range of future dates and to determine the effects of price changes on the forecasted future sales. The system further calculates unit costs for the product. The system then estimates profits from sales at different prices by using the sales forecasts, adjusting these sales forecasts for changes in prices, and the costs determinations. The system optionally optimizes prices given current and projected inventory constraints and generates alerts notices according to pre-set conditions.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 18, 2001Publication date: August 22, 2002Inventors: Robert L. Phillips, Michael S. Gordon, Ozgur Ozluk, Stefano Alberti, Robert A. Flint, Jorgen K. Andersson, Keshava P. Rangarajan, Tom Grossman, Raymond Mark Cooke, Jeremy S. Cohen