Abstract: A graphical interface is provided by a second-party service provider for specifying parameters for content of a third-party configured for a first-party, wherein the first-party, the second-party service provider, and the third-party are different parties. The parameters for the content of the third-party are received from the first-party. A code snippet that references a service resource of the second-party service provider is provided to include on a source encoding of a web content of the first-party. The code snippet provides in an overlay on the web content of the first-party, the content of the third-party obtained using the received parameters of the first-party.

Abstract: A system and method for rendering of engagement UI for pages accessed using web clients is provided. The system detects a page of a website or a web application as active or loaded within a web client of a user device. The system further determines a set of attributes associated with the detected page and searches a catalog of actions items based on the determined set of attributes to determine a set of actions items.

Abstract: A software-guided smart technology mobile workspace described. The mobile workspace may be designed such that it is appropriate for use as an office space, a conference room, a relaxation area, a sleeping area, a gaming room, an entertainment room, or any other appropriate space. In one embodiment of the system the mobile workspace may include a smart lock, space for up to eight people, seating furniture, a worktable, storage areas, a display monitor, internet connectivity devices, electronically controlled and automated smart lighting, fans, and heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC). A proprietary software application may be integrated for reservations of the workspace, accessing the workspace, and controlling the workspace during use.

Abstract: An integrated circuit (IC) includes power domains and I/O multiplexing units. The I/O multiplexing units include components that are spilt across the power domains. The I/O multiplexing units multiplex signals received from the power domains and provide signals to one or more peripheral devices connected to the IC by way of I/O pads of the IC.