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20140236525 | TEST ARCHITECTURE HAVING MULTIPLE FPGA BASED HARDWARE ACCELERATOR BLOCKS FOR TESTING MULTIPLE DUTS INDEPENDENTLY - Automated test equipment (ATE) capable of performing a test of semiconductor devices is presented. The ATE comprises a computer system comprising a system controller communicatively coupled to a tester processor. The system controller is operable to transmit instructions to the processor and the processor is operable to generate commands and data from the instructions for coordinating testing of a plurality of devices under test (DUTs). The ATE further comprises a plurality of FPGA components communicatively coupled to the processor via a bus. Each of the FPGA components comprises at least one hardware accelerator circuit operable to internally generate commands and data transparently from the processor for testing one of the DUTs. Additionally, the tester processor is configured to operate in one of several functional modes, wherein the functional modes are configured to allocate functionality for generating commands and data between the processor and the FPGA components. | 08-21-2014 |
20140236527 | CLOUD BASED INFRASTRUCTURE FOR SUPPORTING PROTOCOL RECONFIGURATIONS IN PROTOCOL INDEPENDENT DEVICE TESTING SYSTEMS - A method for performing tests using automated test equipment (ATE) is presented. The method comprises obtaining a protocol selection for programming a programmable tester module using a graphical user interface (GUI). It further comprises accessing a configuration file associated with a protocol from a remote computer through a network. Subsequently, it comprises configuring a programmable tester module with a communication protocol for application to at least one device under test (DUT) using the configuration file. Finally, it comprises transmitting instructions to the programmable tester module for executing a program flow, wherein the program flow comprises a sequence of tests for testing the at least one DUT, and receiving results for those tests from the programmable tester module. | 08-21-2014 |
20140237292 | GUI IMPLEMENTATIONS ON CENTRAL CONTROLLER COMPUTER SYSTEM FOR SUPPORTING PROTOCOL INDEPENDENT DEVICE TESTING - A method for performing tests using automated test equipment (ATE) is presented. The method comprises obtaining a protocol selection for programming a programmable tester module using a graphical user interface (GUI). Further, the method comprises configuring the programmable tester module with a communication protocol for application to at least one device under test (DUT), wherein the at least one DUT is communicatively coupled to the programmable tester module. Also the method comprises providing a menu of tests associated with the communication protocol using the GUI and obtaining a program flow using the GUI, wherein the program flow comprises a sequence of tests chosen from the menu of tests. Finally, the method comprises transmitting instructions to the programmable tester module for executing the program flow. | 08-21-2014 |
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20140101261 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR COMMUNICATING WITHIN A MESSAGING ARCHITECTURE USING A STRUCTURED DATA OBJECT - A method, system, and computer-program product for communicating within a messaging architecture using a structured data object are disclosed. The method includes identifying a structured data object configured to represent structured data, receiving the structured data at a messaging system, generating a message that includes the structured data, and sending the message. The structured data object is configured to be accessed by an application and the messaging system, and includes a request element and a response element. The sending includes transferring the message via the messaging system. | 04-10-2014 |
20140101262 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR COMMUNICATING WITHIN A MESSAGING ARCHITECTURE USING DYNAMIC FORM GENERATION - A method, system, and computer-program product for communicating within a messaging architecture using a structured data object are disclosed. The method includes assembling a dynamic form object and submitting dynamic form information, associated with the dynamic form object, into a messaging session. The assembling includes an assembly operation, which, in turn, includes identifying an input field of an interface of an application, transferring input field information to a messaging system, and generating an element of the dynamic form object. The input field information is associated with the input field, and the generating uses the input field information. Further, the submitting includes transferring a message via the messaging system, the message including the dynamic form information. | 04-10-2014 |
20140101263 | MESSAGING ARCHITECTURE CONFIGURED TO USE AN EXECUTION-ENABLED ELEMENT TO INITIATE AN OPERATION IN AN APPLICATION - A method, system, and computer-program product for communicating within a messaging architecture using a structured data object are disclosed. The method includes receiving an execution-enabled object and receiving a selection of the execution-enabled element. Such an execution-enabled object is configured to be included in a message sent by a messaging system. The execution-enabled object includes a response element and an execution-enabled element. The response element and the execution-enabled element are associated with one another. The execution-enabled element is configured to post an event to the messaging system upon the execution-enabled element being activated. The selection of the execution-enabled element activates the execution-enabled element. | 04-10-2014 |
20140355750 | CONTACT CENTER SKILLS MODELING USING CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT (CRM) INCIDENT CATEGORIZATION STRUCTURE - Embodiments of the invention provide systems and methods for modeling of agent skills based on or more closely matching categorization structures of the CRM system. According to one embodiment, defining skills of each of a plurality of customer service agents in a Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system can comprise defining a set of product information representing products or services for which support is available through the CRM system. A set of incident information representing incidents handled by the CRM for one or more of the products or services can also be defined and a structure of the incident information can be based on a structure of the product information. A set of skills information for each of the plurality of customer service agents can also be defined. A structure of the skills information can be based on the structure of the product information and the structure of the incident information. | 12-04-2014 |