In one example, a cloud-based services exchange comprises a plurality of interconnection assets configured to connect a customer of the cloud-based services exchange to one or more cloud service providers, the plurality of interconnection assets including a virtual circuit by which the customer accesses a cloud service from the one or more cloud service providers; and an orchestration engine configured to modify the plurality of interconnection assets.

Present systems and methods provide ways to provide access services to connecting wireless devices particularly for (but not limited to) neutral host networks. Steps include executing authentication between a connecting wireless device and a service provider, receiving an address of a remote gateway from the service provider, and providing access service for the wireless device including forwarding data received from the wireless device to the indicated remote gateway address in forwarding wireless device associated data received from the remote gateway address to the wireless device. Other ways are also disclosed.

A method and non-transitory computer readable medium to access a resource. The method includes: receiving at the primary product platform associated with a primary client, a request for accessing a resource hosted by a secondary product platform independent from the primary product platform, the request received from the primary client; generating and forwarding a uniform resource locator (URL) pointing to a proxy servlet of the primary product platform to the primary client, the URL generated based on an identifier of the requested resource; receiving, from the primary client, at the proxy servlet, a request for HyperText Markup Language (HTML) data of the requested resource, retrieving, by the proxy servlet, from the secondary product platform, the HTML data of the requested resource; rewriting the HTML data; and communicating the rewritten HTML data to the primary client for rendering in a user interface.

A method and non-transitory computer readable medium to access a resource. The method includes: receiving at the primary product platform associated with a primary client, a request for accessing a resource hosted by a secondary product platform independent from the primary product platform, the request received from the primary client; generating and forwarding a uniform resource locator (URL) pointing to a proxy servlet of the primary product platform to the primary client, the URL generated based on an identifier of the requested resource; receiving, from the primary client, at the proxy servlet, a request for HyperText Markup Language (HTML) data of the requested resource, retrieving, by the proxy servlet, from the secondary product platform, the HTML data of the requested resource; rewriting the HTML data; and communicating the rewritten HTML data to the primary client for rendering in a user interface.

A device, system and method controlling operation of a client device via an intermediation server are provided. The server maintains indications of possible steps associated with respective provider systems, the possible steps comprising a subset given possible steps of a computing-process flow implemented at a client device in conjunction with communicating with provider systems. The server provides to one or more of the provider systems, a communication from the client device received in conjunction with implementing a given step of the computing-process flow, and receives, from a given provider system, a response to the communication. The server provides to the client device: the response; and an indication of one or more respective possible steps associated with the given provider system in the indications, the one or more respective possible steps for implementation at the client device in conjunction with receiving the response and implementing the computing-process flow.

Aspects described herein allow multiple devices to function as a coherent whole, allowing each device to take on distinct functions that are complementary to one another. Aspects described herein also allow the devices function as a coherent whole when interconnected devices and their respective applications are configured to operate in various operation modes, when management policies are employed to control the operation of the interconnected devices and their respective applications, when transferring content between the interconnected devices and storing the content at those devices, when obtaining access credentials for the interconnected devices that enable the devices to access enterprise resources, when a policy agent applies management policies to control operation of and interaction between the interconnected devices, and when the interconnected devices are used to access an enterprise application store.

A method for tracking a user across multiple website domains over a computerized network, the method comprising sending a first first-party user identifier to a collector in response to a user accessing a first website; generating a first user prompt in response to the user accessing the first website; receiving a first input from the user in response to the first user prompt; redirecting the user to a centralized domain; sending a second first-party user identifier associated with the user and the centralized domain to the collector; correlating the first first-party user identifier with the second first-party user identifier to determine that the user is associated with both the first first-party user identifier and the second first-party user identifier; and displaying a webpage of the centralized domain or a landing page in response to the correlation.

A method for tracking a user across multiple website domains over a computerized network, the method comprising sending a first first-party user identifier to a collector in response to a user accessing a first website; generating a first user prompt in response to the user accessing the first website; receiving a first input from the user in response to the first user prompt; redirecting the user to a centralized domain; sending a second first-party user identifier associated with the user and the centralized domain to the collector; correlating the first first-party user identifier with the second first-party user identifier to determine that the user is associated with both the first first-party user identifier and the second first-party user identifier; and displaying a webpage of the centralized domain or a landing page in response to the correlation.

Proposed is a cloud-based API specification management method for simultaneously interworking multiple hospital servers and consortium servers. In the method, a cloud server may simultaneously inquire a patient number from the multiple hospital servers when a user terminal executes a dedicated application to input personal identification information, the registration confirmation of the patient number is transmitted to the user terminal when the cloud server confirms whether the patient number is registered in an hospital server among the multiple hospital servers, and the user terminal logs in with the patient number, and the cloud server identifies hospital information when it calls the medical treatment service, thus requesting the hospital server to interwork the medical treatment service. Further, the cloud server may merge multiple pieces of patient data and simultaneously requests service interworking from the multiple consortium servers in response to the service selected by the user terminal.

Traditional streaming sequentially downloads content fragments one by one from one CDN. The disclosed streaming method concurrently downloads content fragments from multiple CDNs. It first creates a sequence of bundles of fragments, and then downloads a subsequent bundle by spreading requests to download the fragments within the bundle to multiple CDNs simultaneously with each CDN acting as a channel to download a different fragment. Depending on business needs, various request dispatching strategies can be deployed. When there is a volume based pricing contract with a CDN, a dispatch strategy is to send more requests to the CDN in order to reach contract volume therefore reduce unit cost. Another strategy is to send the request for the earliest fragment to the fastest CDN in order to reduce latency and possibility of buffer underrun. Fault tolerance can be provided by re-routing a request failed at a CDN to another CDN.