This invention describes a central system that manages software on devices. When a device requests a program, the system first checks if the program is already installed but inactive. If it is, the system simply activates it; otherwise, it sends the program to the device and activates it. The system also controls who can access these programs, giving service providers more power to install additional features. The core claims narrow this to the system receiving a software request and a device identifier.
Why it matters: Filed before the widespread adoption of advanced cloud-native deployment and microservices architectures. The ability to remotely manage and enable software, especially for service providers adding ancillary functionality like AI models, is now much more streamlined and scalable with modern infrastructure.
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