Matthew M Bechard, 5411 Old Forge Rd, Sandwich, MA 02563

2016030, Oct 20, 2016

Apr 15, 2015

14/687352

- New York NY, US
Mathew Wade Pickering - Port Orange FL, US
Ethan Luke Michaud - Harrisburg NC, US
Latrisha Devon Whitehead - Charlotte NC, US
Andrew Eugene Kettering - Westford MA, US
Scott Matthew Blandford - Hopewell NJ, US
Rafael Pedro Olaso - Mendon MA, US
LeeAnn Marie Flanagan - Medway MA, US
Elizabeth Anne MacDonald - Schenectady NY, US
Ryan Matthew Wiesman - Wausau WI, US
Scott James Danesi - Concord NC, US
Thomas Steven Joyce - Washington DC, US
Jennifer D'awn Jeffress - Bailey CO, US
Matthew M. Bechard - Forestdale MA, US
Nathaniel J. Bates - Portsmouth NH, US
Edmund Martin Prout - Merrimack NH, US
Devesh Patel - Waxhaw NC, US
Jakkinpali Murty - Harrisburg NC, US
Kristopher C. Krug - Matthews NC, US
Omar C. Saxton - Charlotte NC, US
Kevin M. McGill - Mansfield MA, US

H04L 12/26
H04L 29/08

Systems and methods for presenting application performance monitoring data in distributed computer systems. An example method may comprise: receiving, by a processing device, one or more application performance monitoring (APM) rules, each APM rule determining an application operational status based on one or more APM parameters; receiving APM data comprising a plurality of APM data items representing values of the APM parameters of a software application; determining an operational status of the software application by applying the APM rules to the APM data; and causing the operational status to be visually represented via a graphical user interface (GUI).

2016011, Apr 21, 2016

Oct 20, 2014

14/518762

- New York NY, US
Mathew Wade Pickering - Port Orange FL, US
Ethan Luke Michaud - Harrisburg NC, US
Andrew Eugene Kettering - Westford MA, US
Scott Matthew Blandford - Hopewell NJ, US
Rafael Pedro Olaso - Mendon MA, US
LeeAnn Marie Flanagan - Medway MA, US
Elizabeth Anne MacDonald - Schenectady NY, US
Ryan Matthew Wiesman - Wausau WI, US
Troy Christopher Elliott - Edgar WI, US
Scott James Danesi - Concord NC, US
Thomas Steven Joyce - Washington DC, US
Jennifer D'awn Jeffress - Bailey CO, US
Zachary Franklin Shelton - Stevens Point WI, US
Matthew M. Bechard - Forestdale MA, US
Nathaniel J. Bates - Portsmouth NH, US
Devesh Patel - Waxhaw NC, US
Jakkinpali Murty - Harrisburg NC, US
Kristopher C. Krug - Matthews NC, US
Omar C. Saxton - Charlotte NC, US
Kevin M. McGill - Mansfield MA, US
Christopher Joseph Heidenfelder - Weston WI, US
Louis A. Iannucci - Harrisburg NC, US
Latrisha Devon Whitehead - Charlotte NC, US

G06F 11/07

Systems and methods for identifying failed customer experience in distributed computer systems. An example method may comprise: receiving, by a processing device of a distributed computer system, a first application layer message associated with a request originated by a client computer system responsive to an action by a user, wherein the first application layer message comprises a transaction identifier identifying a sequence of messages originated by one or more components of the distributed computer system and associated with the request; identifying a pre-defined byte pattern comprised by the first application layer message; and identifying, based on the pre-defined byte pattern, at least one of: a system error associated with the transaction or an application error associated with the transaction.

2016002, Jan 28, 2016

Jul 25, 2014

14/340805

- New York NY, US
Mathew Wade Pickering - Port Orange FL, US
Rafael Pedro Olaso - Mendon MA, US
Matthew M. Bechard - Sandwich MA, US
Janusz M. Juda - Natick MA, US
James Ronald Hixon - Waxhaw NC, US
Nathaniel John Bates - Portsmouth NH, US
Latrisha Devon Whitehead - Huntersville NC, US
Gary Robert Couture - Hollis NH, US
Louis Anthony Iannucci - Harrisburg NC, US
Scott M. Blandford - Hopewell NJ, US

H04L 29/08
H04L 29/06
H04L 12/26

Systems and methods for collecting client-side application performance monitoring (APM) information in distributed computer systems. An example method may comprise: inserting a script code fragment into an electronic document to be transmitted to a client computing device, wherein the script code fragment is to issue a request for loading an object from a second computer system, the request comprising at least one of: a parameter of a client browser executed by the client computing device, a parameter of an application being executed within the client browser, or a parameter of a current session of the client browser; and transmitting the electronic document to at least one of: the second computer system or the client computing device.

2015030, Oct 22, 2015

Apr 16, 2014

14/254566

- New York NY, US
Mathew Wade Pickering - Port Orange FL, US
Janusz M. Juda - Natick MA, US
Prabhu Purushothaman - Marlborough MA, US
Thomas Steven Joyce - Washington DC, US
Latrisha Devon Whitehead - Charlotte NC, US
Matthew Maclean Bechard - Forestdale MA, US
James Ronald Hixon - Waxhaw NC, US
Jennifer D'Awn Jeffress - Lakewood CO, US
Rafael Pedro Olaso - Mendon MA, US
Gary Robert Couture - Hollis NH, US
Louis Anthony Iannucci - Harrisburg NC, US
Scott M. Blandford - Hopewell NJ, US

Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America - New York NY

H04L 29/08

Systems and methods for providing transaction identifiers for application performance management in distributed computer systems. An example method may comprise: receiving, by a first computer system, a first message; identifying, based on a pre-defined byte pattern, an incoming transaction identifier within the first message; responsive to failing to identify the incoming transaction identifier, generating a new transaction identifier; transmitting, to a second computer system, a second message associated with the first message, the second message comprising a transaction identifier provided by one of: the incoming transaction identifier or the new transaction identifier; and transmitting, to a third computer system, a third message representing a log record, the third message comprising the transaction identifier.