SIVA SUBRAMANIAN, MD
Medical Practice at Reservoir Rd, Washington, DC

License number

DC 8783

Organization information

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Mehta Nitin - Deborah Hoy MD

3800 Reservoir Rd NW #M3400, Washington, DC 20007

Doing business as:

Mehta Nitin - Chahira Kozma MD<br>Mehta Nitin - Siva Subramanian MD<br>Mehta Nitin - Jayashree Ramasethu MD

Phone:

(202) 444-8569 (Phone)

Categories:

Pediatrics Physicians & Surgeons, Physicians & Surgeons

Professional information

Professor At Georgetown University

Position:

Professor of Pediatrics & Ob/Gyn at Georgetown University Hospital

Location:

Washington D.C. Metro Area

Industry:

Hospital & Health Care

Work:

Georgetown University Hospital since 1974 - Professor of Pediatrics & Ob/Gyn

Education:

Stanley Medical 1964 - 1969
MBBS, Medicine & Surgery Government Arts College 1961 - 1964
B.Sc, Botany

Interests:

Clinician, Researcher, Teacher and Administration, Religious Traditions in Health Care, Bioethics, Inter Faith Collaboration & Dialogue,

Honor & Awards:

Who is Who in America, Who is Who in World, Who is Who in Health Science, Magis Best Teacher Award 2007, Kaiser Permanente Clinical Teacher Award 2007, Interfaith Bridge Builder Award, Teacher of the year Award 1981

Method And Apparatus For Facilitating Fulfillment Of Web-Service Requests On A Communication Network

US Patent:

8484348, Jul 9, 2013

Filed:

Mar 5, 2004

Appl. No.:

10/794675

Inventors:

Siva Subramanian - Boston MA, US
Franco Travostino - Arlington MA, US

Assignee:

Rockstar Consortium US LP - Plano TX

International Classification:

G06F 15/173

US Classification:

709226, 709223

Abstract:

Fulfillment of web-service requests may be facilitated by intelligently load balancing the web-service requests between servers or server clusters configured to perform the requested web-service. Load balancing may be based on the type of request, target class of server, whether the request is likely to spawn any subsequent requests, relevant historical information, other requests, current and anticipated work load on the servers, the current ability of the servers to handle additional requests, the numbers type and schedule of requests in a queue waiting to be allocated to one or more of the servers, and numerous other factors that may affect the servers' ability to process the request. Requests may be classified to enable historical correlation between how servers have handled previous requests and the present request. Additionally, requests may be scheduled for future execution and monitored during execution.