Abstract: A digital promotion processing system may include a shopper device associated with a given shopper, and a promotion processing server. The server may generate a given promotion identifier associated with a digital promotion for a given product. The digital promotion may be redeemable via different redemption channels and may have a redeemable value associated therewith. The server may communicate the digital promotion to the shopper device, cooperate with the shopper device to display, on a display of the shopper device, the digital promotion, and cooperate with the shopper device to permit shopper-selection of one of the different redemption channels based upon display of the digital promotion. The server may determine when the given product has been purchased by the given shopper, and when so, apply the redeemable value according to the shopper-selected redemption channel and based upon the given promotion identifier.

Abstract: In some examples, a system includes a plurality of electronic devices each comprising a respective management processor and a baseboard management controller (BMC). A management processor of a cluster of management processors is a primary management processor to act as a management controller for the plurality of electronic devices. The management controller interacts with the BMC in a respective electronic device to perform management of the respective electronic device. The cluster of management processors performs failover responsive to a fault of the primary management processor to select another management processor of the cluster of the management processors as the management controller.

Abstract: In some examples, a system includes a plurality of electronic devices each comprising a respective management processor and a baseboard management controller (BMC). A management processor of a cluster of management processors is a primary management processor to act as a management controller for the plurality of electronic devices. The management controller interacts with the BMC in a respective electronic device to perform management of the respective electronic device. The cluster of management processors performs failover responsive to a fault of the primary management processor to select another management processor of the cluster of the management processors as the management controller.

Abstract: A gift redemption system may include a gift processing server configured to accept a gift value for a gift product for a gift recipient, and permit selection of a retailer from among retailers for the gift product. The gift processing server may also be configured to associate a gift recipient identifier with the gift recipient, and permit selection of a redeemable gift value from the gift value. The system may also include a retailer server associated with the selected retailer. The system may also include a gift redemption server configured to obtain the redeemable gift value and the gift recipient identifier, and cooperate with retailer server to generate a gift discount identifier for use by the gift recipient at a point-of-sale (POS) of the gift product based upon the redeemable gift value and the gift recipient identifier.

Abstract: In an example, a first metadata tag and a second metadata tag are added to first Personally Identifiable Information (PII) of a first user handled by a first application. The first PII is to be part of call home data captured from a hosting system. The first metadata tag may be indicative of security rules to be complied with for the first application and the second metadata tag may be indicative of security rules to be complied with for the first user. The first PII, the first metadata tag, and the second metadata tag may be protected and transmitted to a data processing center. The transmission may be in response to a determination to transmit the call home data.

Abstract: Examples described herein relate to a management node and a method for managing deployment of a workload. The management node may obtain values of resource labels related to platform characteristics of a plurality of worker nodes. Further, the management node may determine values of one or more custom resource labels for each of the plurality of worker nodes, wherein a value of each custom resource label of the one or more custom resource labels is determined based on values of a respective set of resource labels of the resource labels. Furthermore, the management node may receive a workload deployment request including a workload description of a workload. Moreover, the management node may deploy the workload on a worker node of the plurality of worker nodes based on the workload description and the values of the one or more custom resource labels.

Abstract: Embodiments described herein disclose a mobile device system for providing access to a subset of data within an application executed by the mobile device. During a first time period, when the mobile device is connected to a network, authentication information corresponding to a user account with a payment services provider is received. A biometric authentication signature and password are received in response to a request to enable access to a subset of data associated with the account. The subset of data is encrypted with a key generated from the biometric signature and password and stored. At a second time period, when the mobile device is disconnected from a network, the subset of data is decrypted using a key generated from an entered biometric signature and password.

Abstract: Embodiments described herein disclose a mobile device system for providing access to a subset of data within an application executed by the mobile device. During a first time period, when the mobile device is connected to a network, authentication information corresponding to a user account with a payment services provider is received. A biometric authentication signature and password are received in response to a request to enable access to a subset of data associated with the account. The subset of data is encrypted with a key generated from the biometric signature and password and stored. At a second time period, when the mobile device is disconnected from a network, the subset of data is decrypted using a key generated from an entered biometric signature and password.

Abstract: In an example, a first metadata tag and a second metadata tag are added to first Personally Identifiable Information (PII) of a first user handled by a first application. The first PII is to be part of call home data captured from a hosting system. The first metadata tag may be indicative of security rules to be complied with for the first application and the second metadata tag may be indicative of security rules to be complied with for the first user. The first PII, the first metadata tag, and the second metadata tag may be protected and transmitted to a data processing center. The transmission may be in response to a determination to transmit the call home data.

Abstract: A system for processing a supplemental nutrition assistance program (SNAP) may include a point-of-sale (POS) terminal and a SNAP administration server coupled to the POS terminal. The SNAP administration server may store SNAP eligible products, and store SNAP payment wallets each associated with a SNAP user and each having an associated credit value to be used toward purchase of the SNAP eligible products. The SNAP administration server may also store SNAP coupon wallets each associated with the SNAP user and each having an associated digital coupon value to be used toward the purchase of SNAP eligible products. The SNAP administration server may further determine whether products being purchased match the SNAP eligible products and, for each matching product, apply the associated digital coupon value and apply the associated credit value toward the purchase at the POS terminal.

Abstract: Techniques for detecting an early boot error are provided. In one aspect, a host processor may transition to a first phase of an early boot process. The early boot process may occur before the host processor initializes a primary link between the host processor and a management controller. The host processor may then update a dual purpose boot register to store an early boot phase identifier corresponding to the first phase and an early boot status identifier corresponding to the first phase.

Abstract: Techniques for detecting an early boot error are provided. In one aspect, a host processor may transition to a first phase of an early boot process. The early boot process may occur before the host processor initializes a primary link between the host processor and a management controller. The host processor may then update a dual purpose boot register to store an early boot phase identifier corresponding to the first phase and an early boot status identifier corresponding to the first phase.

Abstract: Embodiments described herein disclose a mobile device system for providing access to a subset of data within an application executed by the mobile device. During a first time period, when the mobile device is connected to a network, authentication information corresponding to a user account with a payment services provider is received. A biometric authentication signature and password are received in response to a request to enable access to a subset of data associated with the account. The subset of data is encrypted with a key generated from the biometric signature and password and stored. At a second time period, when the mobile device is disconnected from a network, the subset of data is decrypted using a key generated from an entered biometric signature and password.

Abstract: A collaboration system receives a user input from a sales user requesting marketing campaign data for a given context. The marketing campaign data, relative to the context of the sales user, is displayed, along with configuration user input mechanisms that can be actuated to allow the sales user to configure certain parts of the marketing campaign.

Abstract: Emulating devices across selected communication pathways by way of a terminal session. At least some of the illustrative embodiments are methods including establishing a terminal session between a first computer system and a second computer system (the second computer system distinct from the first computer system, and the second computer system having a management processor with a plurality of communication pathways to a main processor of the second computer system), configuring the management processor to send data regarding emulation of a first mass storage device across a first selected pathway of the plurality of communication pathways to the main processor (the configuring by way of the terminal session), and emulating (by the management processor) the first mass storage device across the first selected pathway.

Abstract: Emulating devices across selected communication pathways by way of a terminal session. At least some of the illustrative embodiments are methods including establishing a terminal session between a first computer system and a second computer system (the second computer system distinct from the first computer system, and the second computer system having a management processor with a plurality of communication pathways to a main processor of the second computer system), configuring the management processor to send data regarding emulation of a first mass storage device across a first selected pathway of the plurality of communication pathways to the main processor (the configuring by way of the terminal session), and emulating (by the management processor) the first mass storage device across the first selected pathway.

Abstract: Novel compounds are provided which exhibit high levels of anti-parasitic activity, specifically against parasites of the genus Trypanosoma. The compounds are comprised of aryl-substituted quaternary heteroaromatic salts which include a positively charged imidazolium or other heterocyclic ring, a linking group, a phenyl ring, and a polar functional group. The polar functional group is preferably a quanylhydrazone or a heterocyclic hydrazone. A method is also provided for treating the diseases associated with Trypanosoma parasites which comprises administering to infected animals or humans an effective amount of a compound of the present invention.

Abstract: A toilet soap bar having improved lathering properties contains as superfatting agent a clathrate of urea and a free fatty acid, the amount of urea and free fatty acid present being not more than about 40% by weight of the total soap, urea and free fatty acid.

Abstract: Skin can be lightened by application of a composition containing a skin lightening amount of niacin and a physiologically acceptable carrier. Such a composition contains from 0.2% to about 10% by weight of niacin and optionally also a compound which absorbs ultra-violet light in the range 290-360 nm to counteract the tanning and burning effect of sunlight.