Alex D Hsu

7018113, Mar 28, 2006

Nov 18, 2003

10/718355

Jianhua Wang - Saratoga CA, US
Qinglin Wang - San Jose CA, US
Yanyan Ma - San Ramon CA, US
Hongtao Hou - Sunnyvale CA, US
Alex Chun-Lai Hsu - Fremont CA, US

OptiWorks, Inc. - Fremont CA

G02B 6/36

385 92, 385109

In at least some embodiments, an optical module package includes a housing, a plurality of optical fiber cables connected to the housing, and optical fiber connectors terminating each cable. Each optical fiber cable may include an optical fiber, two concentric flexible protective tubes enclosing the fiber, and aramid (e. g. Kevlar) fibers disposed between the protective tubes. Each protective tube is capable of longitudinally sliding relative to the optical fiber along at least part of the cable, to release stresses resulting from differential thermal expansion of the optical fiber and the protective tubes. Each optical fiber may be held fixed relative to the housing and distal connectors, and one or both of the ends of the protective tubes may be free to move. The protective tubes may also be held fixed relative to the housing, and the optical fiber(s) allowed to move within the housing.

20170163651, Jun 8, 2017

Dec 8, 2015

14/962229

- Wallforf, DE
Senthil Chinnathambi - Fremont CA, US
Alex Hsu - Fremont CA, US
Lata Krishnamohan - Saragota CA, US

H04L 29/06
G06F 17/30
G06F 3/0484

Methods and systems of the present disclosure provide techniques for dynamically assessing a permission of a user that one of modifies or adds at least one content change in a source environment. The methods may further assess the permission of the user when the at least one content change relates to role content data or functional content data. The permissions of the users may be evaluated based on rule data specific to the source environment or user assignment data relating to the source environment. In addition, the disclosure provides techniques for reporting the dynamic assessment to an administrator based on a triggering event.

20140100910, Apr 10, 2014

Oct 8, 2012

13/647277

- Walldorf, DE
Alex Hsu - Palo Alto CA, US
Kirandeep Dhillon - Palo Alto CA, US
Cheng Hu - Palo Alto CA, US
Richard Choi - Palo Alto CA, US

SAP AG - Walldorf

G06Q 10/06

705 727

Systems and methods for defining and executing platform and language independent audit templates are disclosed. Each audit template can include a number of audit task templates. The audit task templates include general instructions for performing an audit task. Each audit task template can be instantiated as an audit task in an associated audit operation that includes organization or process specific information. Each audit task template and audit task can be linked with one or more business rules. Such business rules include translation logic for translating requirements of each audit task into a format expected by specific program, located in a central management system, invoked to operate on the required target business data. The business rules can also include translation data for interpreting the results returned from such programs. The audits operation or business rules can also include deficiency criteria, or alert conditions for initiating audit issues and remediation workflows.