Parts ordering system,parts management system and apparatus for managing ordering and reciept of orders
OwnerMasahiko Sakayori, Naoki Otsuji +1inventors
InventorsMASAHIKO SAKAYORI, NAOKI OTSUJI, YUTAKA INABA
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OwnerMasahiko Sakayori, Naoki Otsuji +1inventors
InventorsMASAHIKO SAKAYORI, NAOKI OTSUJI, YUTAKA INABA
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A domain, which is a basic constituent for processing the issuance and receipt of orders for parts, executes processing for order issuance, order receipt, machining planning, constructional expansion and ordering planning, thereby decentralizing processing of information relating to parts issuance and inventory. It is possible to realize sufficiently high processing speed even with a small-sized system. In addition, the resulting system allows parts management on a real-time basis. The system lends itself to enlargement and rapid changes in production scheduling that accompany an increase in number of parts, this not be readily feasible with conventional centralized information management.
A parts ordering system having a first domain, a second domain and a third domain connected in a tree structure, wherein said second domain includes:
A parts ordering system in which a domain on a first network and a domain on a second network are connected via a public line, wherein the domain on said second network includes:
A parts ordering system having a database which stores a number of specific parts contained in inventory, as well as a first domain, second domain and third domain connected in a tree structure, wherein said second domain includes:
A parts ordering system in which a first domain is internally provided with a database in which a number of specific parts contained in inventory has been stored, wherein said first domain includes:
A parts ordering system having a first domain and a second domain connected in a tree structure, wherein said second domain includes:
A parts ordering system having a first domain and a second domain connected in a tree structure, wherein said second domain includes:
A parts ordering system comprising a server, a client, an operating system, a central processing unit, a storage device, an input unit, and output unit and a resident process program.
A parts ordering system in which a domain is connected to a first network and a second network, said system having means for communicating information between said first network and said second network selectively depending upon importance of secrecy of the information.
A parts ordering method whereby a first domain, a second domain and a third domain connected in a tree structure deliver and receive orders, comprising:
A parts ordering method whereby a first domain, a second domain and a third domain connected in a tree structure deliver and receive orders via a database which stores a number of specific parts contained in inventory, comprising:
A parts ordering method whereby a first domain, which is internally provided with a database in which a number of specific parts contained in inventory has been stored, accepts an order from a second domain and communicates the order to a third domain, comprising:
A parts management system having a database which stores a number of specific parts contained in inventory, as well as a first domain, a second domain and a third domain connected in a tree structure, wherein said second domain includes:
A parts management system comprising a server, a client, an operating system, a central processing unit, a storage device, an input unit, and output unit and a resident process program.
A parts management system in which a domain is connected to a first network and a second network, said system having means for communicating information between said first network and said second network selectively depending upon importance of secrecy of the information.
A computer readable recording medium on which has been recorded a program by which the following means are implemented by a computer:
An order-receiving/issuing management apparatus for managing receipt of an order in which a local domain receives an order from a first domain, and issuance of an order in which the local domain issues an order to a second domain, comprising:
An order-receiving/issuing management method for managing receipt of an order in which a local domain receives an order from a first domain, and issuance of an order in which the local domain issues an order to a second domain, comprising:
A computer readable recording medium on which has been recorded a program by which the following steps are implemented by a computer:
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