Jebb D.

Abstract: A system and method for managing a vehicle cloud service are disclosed. The system utilizes a cloud management module that transmits vehicle access invitations to end users according to an authentication performed by a third-party cloud service. The third-party cloud service authenticates end users requesting vehicle access through an identifying message transmitted by the end user's wireless mobile client device. The identifying message includes identifying information, such as a… Show more

Abstract: A system and method for managing a vehicle cloud service are disclosed. The system utilizes a cloud management module that transmits vehicle access invitations to end users according to an authentication performed by a third-party cloud service. The third-party cloud service authenticates end users requesting vehicle access through an identifying message transmitted by the end user's wireless mobile client device. The identifying message includes identifying information, such as a user profile having a plurality of user preferences and at least one user credential indicating the end user has a valid driving license. A synchronization module synchronizes directory services for one or more cloud services including the vehicle cloud service. Show less

A system for controlling access to enterprise software on a premised-based server or running as a cloud service for a plurality of end users that includes a first tier Administrator, a second-tier Administrator, a user interface, a database, and a per seat license. The first-tier Administrator identifies a community that can access the cloud service and an upper limit of end users that can belong to the community. The second-tier Administrator is selected by the first-tier Administrator. The… Show more

A system for controlling access to enterprise software on a premised-based server or running as a cloud service for a plurality of end users that includes a first tier Administrator, a second-tier Administrator, a user interface, a database, and a per seat license. The first-tier Administrator identifies a community that can access the cloud service and an upper limit of end users that can belong to the community. The second-tier Administrator is selected by the first-tier Administrator. The second-tier Administrator can create at least one Organizational Unit that is a subset of the end users within the community. The user interface includes all the Organizational Units, and each Organizational Unit corresponds to a particular cloud service. The database is controlled by the first-tier Administrator, and it controls the end users that can access the cloud service. Show less

An illustrative system for managing a plurality of cloud services that includes a first cloud service, a second cloud service, a relational database, a cloud management console, a global user profile, an invitation, and a synchronization module. Each cloud service includes an LDAP directory configured to manage end users accessing the corresponding cloud service. The relational database is communicatively coupled to each LDAP directory. The cloud management console manages the relational… Show more

An illustrative system for managing a plurality of cloud services that includes a first cloud service, a second cloud service, a relational database, a cloud management console, a global user profile, an invitation, and a synchronization module. Each cloud service includes an LDAP directory configured to manage end users accessing the corresponding cloud service. The relational database is communicatively coupled to each LDAP directory. The cloud management console manages the relational database, which identifies a maximum number of end users that can access each cloud service and an end date for accessing each cloud service. The global user profile is stored on the relational database. The invitation communicated from the cloud management console enables an end user to access the cloud service. The synchronization module enables the relational database to synchronize with each of the LDAP directories according to each end user's accepted invitations. Show less