Abstract: The refueling vehicle routing system can use a refueling vehicle routing application to compute a set of fuel delivery routes for a fleet of refueling vehicles for multiple different target vehicles to be serviced via cooperating with a refueling scenario simulator. The refueling scenario simulator can run scenarios of different sets of refueling routes to refuel target vehicles in light of an available set of assets, and then the application can supply results of how the versions of the set of refueling routes for the fleet of refueling vehicles are going to satisfy anticipated refueling needs for the target vehicles; to indicate any refueling stops that could be late, early, and/or missed entirely, for a service window of time; as well as to show a measure of how cost effective each of the refueling routes are at the satisfying of the needs for the target vehicles.

Abstract: An organization that wishes its messages to be secure (the “communicating organization”) uses services of a secure communications infrastructure to securely exchange communications among its users. The secure communications infrastructure allows granting to third-party applications the permission to act on behalf of the users when using the secure communications infrastructure. This delegation may be accomplished at a very granular level, specifying the particular applications that are authorized to act on behalf of a user, the particular operations that those applications are authorized to perform, and/or in which contexts the applications may perform the operations. An agent component acts as an intermediary between third-party applications and the core of the secure communications infrastructure. This permits the third-party application to take actions on behalf of the user, while also preventing the third-party applications from obtaining the security-specific data that could lead to a breach of security.