Luke LiuCupertino, CA

2017006, Mar 2, 2017

Jun 30, 2016

15/198646

- Mountain View CA, US
Michael Christopher Pruett - Los Gatos CA, US
Luke Liu - Fremont CA, US
Robert Nakamoto - San Jose CA, US
Theodore Ni - Redwood City CA, US

G06F 17/30

A machine may be configured to migrate data among databases. For example, the machine determines a control signal value that indicates a migration state of a migration of member profile data associated with one or more members of a Social Networking Service (SNS) from one or more legacy databases to a consolidated database. The machine accesses member profile data at the one or more legacy databases, and causes a replication of the member profile data at the consolidated database. The causing of the replication includes transforming the member profile data from a schema associated with the one or more legacy databases to a schema associated with the consolidated database. The machine performs a data equivalency test. The machine, based on a result of the data equivalency test, modifies the control signal value to indicate a further migration state of the migration of the member profile data.

2015027, Oct 1, 2015

Jun 25, 2014

14/314729

- Redwood Shores CA, US
Jeff Hagen - Redwood City CA, US
Luke Liu - Chicago IL, US

Oracle International Corporation - Redwood Shores CA

G06F 17/30
H04W 8/08
H04L 29/08

Techniques are described for implementing a cloud computer system (e.g., “a cloud service”) for facilitating the synchronization of enterprise data between mobile computing devices and enterprise computing systems (e.g., human resource management systems, business management systems, or the like). The cloud service may convert enterprise data received from different enterprise computing systems to a format that can be managed and updated easily by mobile computing devices. The converted format may enable distinct information to be easily identified. The enterprise data may be associated with policy information and version information to manage synchronization of the enterprise data. In some embodiments, the cloud service may manage synchronization with mobile computing devices based on classification of a communication connection the mobile computing devices have to a wireless network. The communication connection may be used to determine a manner for synchronizing enterprise data between the mobile computing devices and the cloud computer system.

2015012, May 7, 2015

Jan 13, 2015

14/595927

- Mountain View CA, US
Elliot Shmukler - Palo Alto CA, US
Aaron Bronzan - San Francisco CA, US
Luke Liu - Fremont CA, US
Aleksandr Movsesyan - San Bruno CA, US
Amy Parnell - Belmont CA, US
Andrew Lottman - Albany CA, US
Avery Randolph Moon - Redwood Shores CA, US

G06F 9/44
G06F 3/0482

715708

According to various exemplary embodiments, it is determined that a particular user is associated with a particular member segment of a networking website. Further, a task prioritization list associated with the particular member segment is accessed. The task prioritization list may include a prioritized list of profile update tasks associated with successful user profile pages of the particular member segment. Moreover, a prompt is displayed inviting the particular user to update the particular user profile page based on the task prioritization list (e.g., by referring to the member segment and at least one of the tasks in the task prioritization list).