Abstract: A method, computer system, and a computer program product for securing visible data is provided. The present invention may include encrypting an on-screen data rendered on a display of an endpoint device. The present invention may also include authenticating an external decryption device within a periphery defined by the endpoint device. The present invention may further include decrypting the encrypted on-screen data on the authenticated external decryption device.

Abstract: Described is a compound of Formula I, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, for use in the treatment and/or prevention of a disease involving gram-positive bacteria.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a compound of Formula I, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

Abstract: A method, computer system, and a computer program product for securing visible data is provided. The present invention may include encrypting an on-screen data rendered on a display of an endpoint device. The present invention may also include authenticating an external decryption device within a periphery defined by the endpoint device. The present invention may further include decrypting the encrypted on-screen data on the authenticated external decryption device.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a compound of Formula I, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, optionally in combination with a drug against a disease involving gram-positive bacteria.

Abstract: Embodiments herein disclose a systems and methods for managing data related to a vehicle. Embodiments disclosed herein relate to systems and methods for managing data related to the vehicle, and more particularly to the systems and methods for managing the data related to the vehicle between at least one of customer, dealer, and service center and so on. The system comprises a server, plurality of source devices, plurality of destination devices connected to each other via a communication network. The method includes detecting UHF-RFID tags coupled to the vehicle and plurality of vehicle components. The method includes updating the information in the server regarding the detected vehicle and the vehicle components entering/leaving a stockyard. Also, the method includes displaying the data related to at least one of the vehicle and the vehicle components, based on retrieved data from the server and the determined type of a user profile.

Abstract: Embodiments are disclosed for a multi-tier storage system. The techniques include identifying a candidate extent stored in a first tier of a first storage pool of a multi-tier storage system (MTSS). The candidate extent is blocked from promotion because of a space constraint on a second tier. The techniques also include identifying a second tier of a second storage pool. The second tier provides faster input-output (I/O) access than the first tier provides. Additionally, the second pool includes available space to store the candidate extent. The techniques further include copying the candidate extent to the second tier of the second storage pool. The techniques also include generating a cross-pool mapping. The cross-pool mapping maps from a first address of the candidate extent in the first tier of the first storage pool to a second address of the copied candidate extent in the second tier of the second storage pool.

Abstract: Embodiments are disclosed for a multi-tier storage system. The techniques include identifying a candidate extent stored in a first tier of a first storage pool of a multi-tier storage system (MTSS). The candidate extent is blocked from promotion because of a space constraint on a second tier. The techniques also include identifying a second tier of a second storage pool. The second tier provides faster input-output (I/O) access than the first tier provides. Additionally, the second pool includes available space to store the candidate extent. The techniques further include copying the candidate extent to the second tier of the second storage pool. The techniques also include generating a cross-pool mapping. The cross-pool mapping maps from a first address of the candidate extent in the first tier of the first storage pool to a second address of the copied candidate extent in the second tier of the second storage pool.

Abstract: Embodiments herein disclose a systems and methods for managing data related to a vehicle. Embodiments disclosed herein relate to systems and methods for managing data related to the vehicle, and more particularly to the systems and methods for managing the data related to the vehicle between at least one of customer, dealer, and service center and so on. The system comprises a server, plurality of source devices, plurality of destination devices connected to each other via a communication network. The method includes detecting UHF-RFID tags coupled to the vehicle and plurality of vehicle components. The method includes updating the information in the server regarding the detected vehicle and the vehicle components entering/leaving a stockyard. Also, the method includes displaying the data related to at least one of the vehicle and the vehicle components, based on retrieved data from the server and the determined type of a user profile.

Abstract: A process for the preparation of luliconazole and salts thereof is disclosed.

Abstract: Inventory holders in an inventory system can be moved among differing storage positions. The moves can be performed by mobile drive units not otherwise transporting inventory holders directly to or from inventory stations. A free mobile drive unit can move an inventory holder not likely to be useful soon at any nearby station from a storage position near the station to a position farther away from the station. A mobile drive unit can move an inventory holder likely to be useful soon from a storage position farther away from one or more stations to a storage position nearby one or more stations.

Abstract: Inventory holders in an inventory system can be moved among differing storage positions. The moves can be performed by mobile drive units not otherwise transporting inventory holders directly to or from inventory stations. A free mobile drive unit can move an inventory holder not likely to be useful soon at any nearby station from a storage position near the station to a position farther away from the station. A mobile drive unit can move an inventory holder likely to be useful soon from a storage position farther away from one or more stations to a storage position nearby one or more stations.

Abstract: Inventory holders in an inventory system can be moved among differing storage positions. The moves can be performed by mobile drive units not otherwise transporting inventory holders directly to or from inventory stations. A free mobile drive unit can move an inventory holder not likely to be useful soon at any nearby station from a storage position near the station to a position farther away from the station. A mobile drive unit can move an inventory holder likely to be useful soon from a storage position farther away from one or more stations to a storage position nearby one or more stations.