MY GOALS

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
MYGOALS	Qualified Plan Services	1100 Chase Square Rochester NY 14604	MY GOALS;PROVIDING SERVICES OVER THE INTERNET;
MYGOALS.COM	myGoals.com, Inc.	7130 N VIA DE AMIGOS SCOTTSDALE AZ 85258	MY GOALS;Online computer services providing information on personal growth and professional growth;
MYGOALZ	Qualified Plan Services	1100 Chase Square Rochester NY 14604	MY GOALS;PROVIDING FINANCIAL, INVESTMENT AND OBJECTIVE- RELATED INFORMATION AND CONSULTATION SERVICES, AND PRODUCTS AND SERVICES VIA A GLOBAL COMPUTER NETWORK; FINANCIAL CONSULTING AND INVESTMENT SERVICES; CREATING, MAINTAINING, UPDATING AND PROVIDING ACCESS TO COMPUTER DATABASES AND ENGINES IN THE FIELD OF FINANCIAL PLANNING, INVESTMENT AND OBJECTIVE PLANNING SERVICES VIA A GLOBAL COMPUTER NETWORK; PROVIDING A WEBSITE ON A GLOBAL COMPUTER NETWORK FOR THE TRANSFER AND DISSEMINATION OF INFORMATION ON A WIDE VARIETY OF TOPICS;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

The inventive work load manager (WLM) dynamically responds to changes in workload characteristics. The WLM bases response on performance goals set by the administrator, and manipulates the resources to achieve these goals. The WLM receives performance information from performance monitors. The WLM examines the information from the performance monitors and compares the information with the goals using a Proportional Integral and Derivative controller. Based on the comparison, the WLM may increase, decrease, or leave unchanged, the resources devoted to an application. If the performance of an application is performance is lagging, e.g., if transactions are taking longer than the goal, then the WLM increases the entitlement. If an application is over-achieving, then the WLM will decrease its entitlement and allocate it to another application. The WLM uses an arbiter which allocates the resources between the different applications, based on the priorities of the applications. Consequently, the WLM creates a feedback loop between application performance and CPU entitlements.