John H Baker
Electrician at Poplar Brk Dr, Colorado Springs, CO
License number
Colorado 1934
Issued Date
Nov 17, 1978
Renew Date
Mar 1, 2009
Expiration Date
Sep 30, 2011
Type
Master Electrician
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Address
4345 Poplar Brook Dr, Colorado Springs, CO 80922
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510 Coronado Ct APT E, Clifton, CO 81520
5104 Splitrail Ct, Colorado Spgs, CO 80917
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Automated Sla Performance Analysis Monitor With Impact Alerts On Downstream Jobs
US Patent:
5893905, Apr 13, 1999
Filed:
Dec 24, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/772855
Inventors:
Anthony A. Main - Colorado Springs CO
Burt L. Crockett - Colorado Springs CO
Ann Oneta Haehn - Colorado Springs CO
Michael R. McIntyre - Colorado Springs CO
John Fitzgerald Baker - Colorado Springs CO
William T. Donovan - Colorado Springs CO
Richard W. Lindgren - Colorado Springs CO
Wayne C. McAvoy - Colorado Springs CO
Burt L. Crockett - Colorado Springs CO
Ann Oneta Haehn - Colorado Springs CO
Michael R. McIntyre - Colorado Springs CO
John Fitzgerald Baker - Colorado Springs CO
William T. Donovan - Colorado Springs CO
Richard W. Lindgren - Colorado Springs CO
Wayne C. McAvoy - Colorado Springs CO
Assignee:
MCI Communications Corporation - DE
International Classification:
G06F 1134
US Classification:
705 11
Abstract:
A system and method for monitoring the performance of selected data processing jobs, comparing actual performance against the Service Level Agreement (SLA) to which each monitored job belongs, identifying discrepancies, and analyzing impacts to other jobs in a job stream. The present invention, also referred to as the Automated SLA Monitor (ASM), is a distributed computing platform comprising one or more Production Consoles for extracting job performance data from the production mainframe computers (or production midrange computers in other embodiments), one or more Production Servers for housing databases, one or more Maintenance Workstations for entering and maintaining SLA data, and one or more Client Workstations for presenting selected data to the user. When a job that is part of a SLA causes a delay, the ASM, by monitoring jobs of selected SLAs and production computer platforms, notifies the user of any problem with a selected SLA job, identifies the SLA critical path of which the job is part, along with all downstream dependent jobs, and determines the impact on the SLA of dependent jobs. The ASM reports these impacts to the user by automatically notifying the user if the SLA is in danger of not being met.
Integrated Cross-Platform Batch Management System
US Patent:
5872970, Feb 16, 1999
Filed:
Jun 28, 1996
Appl. No.:
8/672813
Inventors:
Christopher C. Pickett - Colorado Springs CO
John F. Baker - Colorado Springs CO
Robert V. Hardisty - Colorado Springs CO
Anthony A. Main - Colorado Springs CO
Gilbert O. Kindt - Manitou Springs CO
Elizabeth A. Mackey - Colorado Springs CO
John F. Baker - Colorado Springs CO
Robert V. Hardisty - Colorado Springs CO
Anthony A. Main - Colorado Springs CO
Gilbert O. Kindt - Manitou Springs CO
Elizabeth A. Mackey - Colorado Springs CO
Assignee:
MCIWORLDCOM, Inc. - GA
International Classification:
G06F 1516
US Classification:
395671
Abstract:
A system and method for automating the process of monitoring batch production jobs, being executed on a plurality of computer systems, for abnormal ends (ABENDs) and exceptions, and for integrating a plurality of tools needed to monitor and fix jobs to provide Production Operations personnel a single, integrated environment for performing these tasks. The present invention automates the monitoring process by searching for exceptions and reporting them to the user. The present invention comprises a computer workstation, operating in a client/server environment, connected to multiple logical data centers via a standard data communications link to provide the user with a single interface for multiple platforms (MVS, UNIX, OS/2, etc. ) and to continuously monitor all specified jobs at each logical data center for ABENDs and exceptions. The present invention also provides a single point of access to the various tools needed on multiple logical data centers, such as IOF, ISPF, CA-7, and CA-11 to identify and fix ABENDs and exceptions.