Multi-stage supply chain management system with dynamic order placement
AssigneeE2open, Inc.
InventorsLou Ping Yang, Mingtang Thomas Yin, Edwin Law, Siqing Wei, Johnson C. Lee
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AssigneeE2open, Inc.
InventorsLou Ping Yang, Mingtang Thomas Yin, Edwin Law, Siqing Wei, Johnson C. Lee
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A global supply chain management system in an environment of multiple suppliers forming supply chains for one or more buyers connected over the Internet. The system includes a global processor with logic that maps “local” supply information for each buyer and each supplier, represented in one or more property tables having master information correlated to local information for each buyer and each supplier. The system manages processes from an input of lots to an output through supplier stages where clients each use fragmented different local information. A correlation means uses base lot indicators, one for each of the lots in common for all of said stages and executes supply chain management functions for tracking lots through the supplier stages and for dynamic creation of sets of purchase orders among groups of suppliers for processing the same lot through the supply chain.
(Original) A supply chain management system for clients that include one or more buyers and a plurality of suppliers where said one or more buyers place orders with a plurality of said suppliers for the processing of an input to an output, wherein said input is one or more lots, through a plurality of supplier stages where said clients each use fragmented different local information particular to each of said clients, the improvement characterized by,
(Original) A supply chain management system for clients where the clients include a plurality of buyers and a plurality of suppliers, where said buyers place orders with a plurality of suppliers for the processing of an input to an output through a plurality of supplier stages, said clients each using fragmented different local information particular to each of said clients, the improvement characterized by,
(Original) A method of chain management for clients that include one or more buyers and a plurality of suppliers where said one or more buyers place orders with a plurality of said suppliers for the processing of an input to an output, wherein said input is one or more lots, through a plurality of supplier stages where said clients each use fragmented different local information particular to each of said clients, the improvement characterized by,
(Original) A method of supply chain management for clients where the clients include one or more buyers and a plurality of suppliers, where said one or more buyers place orders with ones of said suppliers for the processing of an input to an output through a plurality of supplier stages, said clients each using fragmented different local information particular to each of said clients, the improvement characterized by,
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