Sriram Ramanathan, Age 5519407 Sandy Springs Cir, Lutz, FL 33548

7783279, Aug 24, 2010

Feb 26, 2007

11/678796

Sriram Ramanathan - Lutz FL, US
Kaushal A. Thakker - Gurgaon, IN

International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY

H04M 11/04

4554041, 455423, 4554561

The last known location and last time of location update can be stored for each of a set of mobile devices in device-specific records. A request for a specific mobile device can be received from a location services application. The last time of location update for the specific mobile device can be checked against a current time. If the last update time is current enough, the last known location for the device can be conveyed to the location services application. Information can then be presented on the device that is specific to its last known location.

2010009, Apr 22, 2010

Oct 22, 2008

12/256233

Kerrie L. Holley - Montara CA, US
Sriram Ramanathan - Lutz FL, US
Muralidhar Seelam - Orlando FL, US
Matthew B. Trevathan - Kennesaw GA, US

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION - Armonk NY

H04W 40/00

455445

An architecture and method of call routing is provided based on session initiated protocol presence information of a callee. The method includes providing a computer infrastructure operable to: receive presence information of a callee upon detecting when the callee is within a certain proximity; and provide call routing information to at least one callee designated device based on customized rules provided by the callee and correlated to the presence information of the callee. The presence information is updated by a SIP based notification.

2013025, Sep 26, 2013

Mar 21, 2012

13/425899

Sandeep R. Patil - Pune, IN
Sriram Ramanathan - Lutz FL, US
Riyazahamad M. Shiraguppi - Pune, IN
Matthew B. Trevathan - Kennesaw GA, US

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION - Armonk NY

G06F 12/02

711170, 711E12002

Embodiments of the present invention provide a system, method, and program product for allocating a block of physical storage space on a write surface of a hard disk drive. A computer system maintains a write count for each block on the hard disk drive. After receiving an allocation request, the computer system identifies one or more candidate blocks of storage space on the hard disk drive that can be selected to fulfill the allocation request. The computer system determines an estimated write count and identifies one or more allocated blocks whose write counts are within a specified number of write operations of the estimated write count. The computer system selects a candidate block based, at least in part, on physical proximity of the candidate block to one or more of the allocated blocks whose write counts are within a specified number of write operations of the estimated write count.

2013025, Sep 26, 2013

Mar 21, 2012

13/426138

Sandeep R. Patil - Pune, IN
Sriram Ramanathan - Lutz FL, US
Riyazahamad M. Shiraguppi - Pune, IN
Matthew B. Trevathan - Kennesaw GA, US

INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORPORATION - Armonk NY

G06F 12/02

711170, 711E12002

Embodiments of the present invention provide a system, method, and program product for defragmenting files on a hard disk drive. A computer system identifies a plurality of movable blocks on a hard disk drive. The computer system categorizes each of the movable blocks into a category based on the write count of each movable block, wherein the movable blocks categorized into a first category have higher write counts than the movable blocks categorized into a second category. The computer system relocates the movable blocks of the first category to a first group of one or more adjacent tracks, and the computer system relocates the movable blocks of the second category to a second group of one or more adjacent tracks, wherein the first group of one or more adjacent tracks and the second group of one or more adjacent tracks share, at most, one common track.

2016017, Jun 16, 2016

Feb 25, 2016

15/053311

- Orlando FL, US
Pattabhi Rama Rao DASARI - Hyderabad, IN
Prajakt DESHPANDE - Hyderabad, IN
Jason EVANS - Ringgold GA, US
Rajendra KOMANDUR - Hyderabad, IN
Sriram RAMANATHAN - Lutz FL, US
Matthew TERRY - Celebration FL, US
Matthew B. TREVATHAN - Roswell GA, US
Sathyanarayana VENNAPUSALA - Hyderabad, IN

G06F 11/36
G06F 3/0484
G06F 3/0482

Approaches for application testing are provided. An approach includes transmitting a command to an agent associated with an application installed on a mobile device. The approach includes receiving from the agent information about an executed step of the application on the mobile device. The approach includes comparing the information to an expected value of the step. The approach includes display an output based on the comparing.

2014023, Aug 21, 2014

Dec 6, 2013

14/098987

- Orlando FL, US
Pattabhi Rama Rao DASARI - Hyderabad, IN
Prajakt DESHPANDE - Hyderabad, IN
Jason EVANS - Ringgold GA, US
Rajendra KOMANDUR - Hyderabad, IN
Sriram RAMANATHAN - Lutz FL, US
Matthew TERRY - Celebration FL, US
Matthew B. TREVATHAN - Roswell GA, US
Sathyanarayana VENNAPUSALA - Hyderabad, IN

Kony, Inc. - Orlando FL

G06F 11/36

717124

Approaches for application testing are provided. An approach includes transmitting a command to an agent associated with an application installed on a mobile device. The approach includes receiving from the agent information about an executed step of the application on the mobile device. The approach includes comparing the information to an expected value of the step. The approach includes display an output based on the comparing.

2014023, Aug 21, 2014

Dec 6, 2013

14/098982

- Orlando FL, US
Pattabhi Rama Rao DASARI - Hyderabad, IN
Prajakt DESHPANDE - Hyderabad, IN
Jason EVANS - Ringgold GA, US
Rajendra KOMANDUR - Hyderabad, IN
Sriram RAMANATHAN - Lutz FL, US
Matthew TERRY - Celebration FL, US
Matthew B. TREVATHAN - Roswell GA, US
Sathyanarayana VENNAPUSALA - Hyderabad, IN

Kony, Inc. - Orlando FL

G06F 11/36

717131

Approaches for application testing are provided. An approach includes recording a test case of an application running on a mobile device. The approach also includes generating an expected layout based on object data received from the mobile device during the recording. The approach additionally includes receiving playback object data based on the test case being played back on the mobile device or a different mobile device. The approach further includes comparing the playback object data to the expected layout data.