Universal product attribute modeler
OwnerHans Magnus Andresen, Aarif Nakhooda +1inventors
InventorsHans Magnus Andresen, Aarif Nakhooda, Jon Lipsky
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OwnerHans Magnus Andresen, Aarif Nakhooda +1inventors
InventorsHans Magnus Andresen, Aarif Nakhooda, Jon Lipsky
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The method and system for universal product attribute modeler for facilitating product matching among different parties such as buyers and suppliers is provided. Each party's attribute-based product description and unique identification code are loaded into a model. Any one party may request a product from any other party, using its own unique identification code regardless of what the other parties use for identifying the same or similar product. When a party requests a product using its own unique identification code, the universal product attribute modeler converts the unique identification code into generic attribute description, searches the model for matching product from the other parties, and when found communicates the request to those parties found in the search. The request is communicated using the other parties' unique identification codes that may be different from the requesting party's identification code.
A method for facilitating buying and selling of products wherein buyers and suppliers use different identifiers for similar products, comprising:
A method of providing universal product attribute modeler, comprising:
A method for coordinating communication between one or more parties wherein the one or more parties use different identifiers for referring to similar products, comprising:
A system for coordinating communication between one or more parties wherein the one or more parties use different identifiers for referring to similar products, comprising:
A program storage device readable by machine, tangibly embodying a program of instructions executable by the machine to perform method steps of coordinating communication between one or more parties wherein the one or more parties use different identifiers for referring to similar products, comprising:
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