Patents by Inventor Sameer Nalla

Sameer Nalla 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).

  • Configuration Items for Supporting Automations and Efficacies Thereof
    Publication number: 20240319995
    Abstract: An embodiment may involve persistent storage containing one or more tables, wherein the tables include entries that specify automations, wherein the automations are software applications. One or more processors are configured to: receive a specification for a new automation, wherein the specification includes a frequency at which the new automation is to be executed, and expected time or resources saved per execution; generate an automation request within the tables, wherein the automation request includes the frequency and the expected time or resources saved; generate a reference from the automation request to an automation configuration item (CI) in the tables, wherein the automation CI represents a software application used to perform the new automation; cause the software application to execute at least part of the new automation and in accordance with the frequency; and measure actual time or resources saved per execution of the new automation.
    Type: Application
    Filed: June 3, 2024
    Publication date: September 26, 2024
    Inventors: Praveen Minnikaran Damodaran, Sameer Nalla, Rathijit Sarkar, Eric Schroeder, Binny Bhatnagar
  • Configuration items for supporting automations and efficacies thereof
    Patent number: 12039328
    Abstract: An embodiment may involve persistent storage containing one or more tables, wherein the tables include entries that specify automations, wherein the automations are software applications. One or more processors are configured to: receive a specification for a new automation, wherein the specification includes a frequency at which the new automation is to be executed, and expected time or resources saved per execution; generate an automation request within the tables, wherein the automation request includes the frequency and the expected time or resources saved; generate a reference from the automation request to an automation configuration item (CI) in the tables, wherein the automation CI represents a software application used to perform the new automation; cause the software application to execute at least part of the new automation and in accordance with the frequency; and measure actual time or resources saved per execution of the new automation.
    Type: Grant
    Filed: September 30, 2022
    Date of Patent: July 16, 2024
    Assignee: ServiceNow, Inc.
    Inventors: Praveen Minnikaran Damodaran, Sameer Nalla, Rathijit Sarkar, Eric Schroeder, Binny Bhatnagar
  • Configuration Items for Supporting Automations and Efficacies Thereof
    Publication number: 20240111524
    Abstract: An embodiment may involve persistent storage containing one or more tables, wherein the tables include entries that specify automations, wherein the automations are software applications. One or more processors are configured to: receive a specification for a new automation, wherein the specification includes a frequency at which the new automation is to be executed, and expected time or resources saved per execution; generate an automation request within the tables, wherein the automation request includes the frequency and the expected time or resources saved; generate a reference from the automation request to an automation configuration item (CI) in the tables, wherein the automation CI represents a software application used to perform the new automation; cause the software application to execute at least part of the new automation and in accordance with the frequency; and measure actual time or resources saved per execution of the new automation.
    Type: Application
    Filed: September 30, 2022
    Publication date: April 4, 2024
    Inventors: Praveen Minnikaran Damodaran, Sameer Nalla, Rathijit Sarkar, Eric Schroeder, Binny Bhatnagar