18158622. RESOURCE SHARING simplified abstract (International Business Machines Corporation)
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RESOURCE SHARING
Organization Name
International Business Machines Corporation
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RESOURCE SHARING - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18158622 titled 'RESOURCE SHARING
The abstract describes techniques for resource sharing, where resource metadata is stored and virtual links are generated and transmitted to sharees based on the metadata. The resource metadata can be updated by processing units.
- Resource sharing techniques
- Storage of resource metadata
- Generation of virtual links
- Transmission of virtual links to sharees
- Updating of resource metadata
Potential Applications: - Collaborative work environments - File sharing platforms - Cloud computing services
Problems Solved: - Efficient sharing of resources - Simplified access to shared resources - Real-time updates on shared resources
Benefits: - Enhanced collaboration - Streamlined resource sharing - Improved productivity
Commercial Applications: Title: "Enhanced Resource Sharing Technology for Collaborative Work Environments" This technology can be utilized in various industries such as: - Information technology - Education - Research and development
Questions about Resource Sharing: 1. How does resource metadata contribute to efficient resource sharing? Resource metadata provides essential information about shared resources, enabling quick access and updates for sharees.
2. What are the advantages of using virtual links in resource sharing? Virtual links simplify the process of sharing resources by providing a direct connection to the shared content.
Original Abstract Submitted
Disclosed are techniques for resource sharing. Resource sharing information comprising resource metadata for a shared resource of a sharer can be stored by one or more processing units. A virtual link can be generated by one or more processing units based on the resource metadata. The virtual link can be transmitted to one or more sharees by one or more processing units based on the resource metadata. The resource metadata can be updated by one or more processing units.
