COMPUTER SYSTEMS CONSISTING HARDWARE

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
FM FLEET MANAGER SYSTEMS Graves, Jack R. 4858 North Kansas Street Kansas City MO 64119 computer systems consisting of hardware and modems and computer software for use in the fields of management of vehicle and equipment fleet and fuel operations; namely, computerized management information, document control, access control, bar code data collection, fuel management, and inventory control;fm;FLEET MANAGER SYSTEMS;
INSCRIBE INSCRIBE, INC. 12 Linscott Road STE C 12 Linscott Road STE C Woburn MA 01801 computer systems consisting of hardware, software and accessories, calligraphic, wordprocessing, and printing control capabilities for creating personalized documents, papers, and products;
PARNET Interplay, Inc. Westport CT computer systems consisting of hardware and software for golf course communications and for use by individuals and golf courses to record performance data and compute individual handicaps;
PARNET Interplay, Inc. Westport CT COMPUTER SYSTEMS CONSISTING OF HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE FOR GOLF COURSE COMMUNICATIONS AND FOR USE BY INDIVIDUALS AND GOLF COURSES TO RECORD PERFORMANCE DATA AND COMPUTE INDIVIDUAL HANDICAPS;PAR NET;
PRO-MAC PROFESSIONAL DATA MANAGEMENT, INC. P.O. BOX 31926 TUCSON AZ 857511926 COMPUTER SYSTEMS CONSISTING OF HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE BUNDLED TOGETHER AND SOLD AS A UNIT FOR MEDICAL SERVICES;PRO-MACK;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A cluster comprises a plurality of computer systems, wherein each of the plurality of computer systems is configured to execute one or more virtual machines. Each of the plurality of computer systems comprises hardware and a plurality of instructions. The plurality of instructions, when executed on the hardware, migrates at least a first virtual machine executing on a first computer system of the plurality of computer systems to a second computer system of the plurality of computer systems. The plurality of instructions migrates the first virtual machine responsive to a first load of the first computer system prior to the migration exceeding a second load of the second computer system prior to the migration.