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Us Patents

System For Managing Orders And Method Of Implementation
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US Patent:

7050995, May 23, 2006
Filed:

Jul 11, 2002
Appl. No.:

10/193339
Inventors:

Casimir M. Wojcik - Tampa FL, US
Paul A. Pretto - Clearwater FL, US
Jim Courier - Dade City FL, US
Bob Morrow - Plant City FL, US
Paul Kuczynski - Tampa FL, US
Matt F. Edwards - Dade City FL, US
Mark A. Schnieder - Land O'Lakes FL, US
Thomas W. Loftus - Plant City FL, US
Brian Schnieders - Temple Terrace FL, US
Thomas C. Bernardi - Odessa FL, US
Craig Raymond Pellerin - Tampa FL, US
Ron D. Bushaw - Plant City FL, US
Michael Lewis Schebell - Lutz FL, US
Bill Hartley - Sring Hill FL, US
Sheila Cappel - Lutz FL, US
Kimberly Weisgarber - Webster FL, US
Henry Lee Vogler - Brandon FL, US
Louis Duane Ferguson - Zephyrhills FL, US
Assignee:

Lykes Bros., Inc. - Tampa FL
International Classification:

G06F 17/60
US Classification:

705 28, 705402, 705 14
Abstract:

The system of this invention manages customer orders using vendor supplied software systems interfaced on a real-time basis to touch the data in each system on a real-time basis. In effect, there is horizontal communication between the various components of the system such as inventory, purchasing, order management and receipt, logistics and inventory to have continual data flow without using a vertical software interface. As a result, customer orders are received on a real-time basis using screens that are user friendly to promptly take orders, to verify customer data and to verify the ability to meet those orders. Transmission of documents within the system is minimized thereby making it more efficient, timely and cost efficient.

System For Managing Customer Orders And Methods Of Implementation
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US Patent:

7058596, Jun 6, 2006
Filed:

May 22, 1998
Appl. No.:

09/083681
Inventors:

Casimir M. Wojcik - Tampa FL, US
Paul A. Pretto - Clearwater FL, US
Jim Courier - Dale City FL, US
Bob Morrow - Plant City FL, US
Paul Kuczynski - Tampa FL, US
Matt F. Edwards - Dade City FL, US
Mark A. Schnieder - Land O'Lakes FL, US
Thomas W. Loftus - Plant City FL, US
Brian Schnieders - Temple Terrace FL, US
Thomas C. Bernardi - Odessa FL, US
Craig Raymond Pellerin - Tampa FL, US
Ron D. Bushaw - Plant City FL, US
Michael Lewis Schebell - Lutz FL, US
Bill D. Hartley - Spring Hill FL, US
Sheila Cappel - Lutz FL, US
Kimberly Weisgarber - Webster FL, US
Henry Lee Vogler - Brandon FL, US
Louis Duane Ferguson - Zephyrhills FL, US
Assignee:

Lykes Bros., Inc. - Tampa FL
International Classification:

G06F 17/60
US Classification:

705 26, 705 27, 705 28, 705 30, 705 34, 235375, 700 96
Abstract:

The system of this invention manages customer orders using vendor supplied software systems interfaced on a real time basis to touch the data in each system on a real time basis. In effect, there is horizontal communication between the various components of the system such as inventory, purchasing, order management and receipt, logistics and inventory to have continual data flow without using a vertical software interface. As a result, customer orders are received on a real-time basis using screens that are user friendly to promptly take orders, and to verify customer data and verify the ability to meet those orders. Transmission of documents within the system is minimized thereby making it more efficient, timely and cost efficient.

System For Managing Customer Orders
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US Patent:

20060218058, Sep 28, 2006
Filed:

Jun 5, 2006
Appl. No.:

11/422179
Inventors:

Casimir Wojcik - Tampa FL, US
Paul Pretto - Clearwater FL, US
Jim Courier - Dale City FL, US
Bob Morrow - Plant City FL, US
Joseph Wehry - Riverview FL, US
Paul Kuczynski - Tampa FL, US
Matt Edwards - Dale City FL, US
Mark Schneider - Land O'Lakes FL, US
Thomas Loftus - Plant City FL, US
Brian Schneiders - Temple Terrace FL, US
Thomas Bernardi - Odessa FL, US
Craig Pellerin - Tampa FL, US
Ron Bushaw - Plant City FL, US
Michael Schebell - Lutz FL, US
William Hartley - Spring Hill FL, US
Sheila Cappel - Lutz FL, US
Kimberly Weisgarber - Webster FL, US
Henry Vogler - Brandon FL, US
Louis Ferguson - Zephyrhills FL, US
Assignee:

Lykes Bros., Inc. - Tampa FL
International Classification:

G06Q 30/00
US Classification:

705028000
Abstract:

The system of this invention manages customer orders using vendor supplied software systems interfaced on a real-time basis to touch the data in each system on a real-time basis. In effect, there is horizontal communication between the various components of the system such as inventory, purchasing, order management and receipt, logistics and inventory to have continual data flow without using a vertical software interface. As a result, customer orders are received on a real-time basis using screens that are user friendly to promptly take orders, to verify customer data and to verify the ability to meet those orders. Transmission of documents within the system is minimized thereby making it more efficient, timely and cost efficient.

System For Managing Customer Orders And Method Of Implementation
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US Patent:

57583293, May 26, 1998
Filed:

Jun 7, 1995
Appl. No.:

8/474970
Inventors:

Casimir M. Wojcik - Tampa FL
Paul A. Pretto - Clearwater FL
Jim Courier - Dade City FL
Bob Morrow - Plant City FL
Joseph R. Wehry - Riverview FL
Paul Kuczynski - Tampa FL
Matt F. Edwards - Dade City FL
Mark A. Schnieder - Land O'Lakes FL
Thomas W. Loftus - Plant City FL
Brian Schnieders - Temple Terrace FL
Thomas C. Bernardi - Odessa FL
Craig Raymond Pellerin - Tampa FL
Ron D. Bushaw - Plant City FL
Michael Louis Schebell - Lutz FL
Bill D. Hartley - Spring Hill FL
Sheila Cappel - Lutz FL
Kimberly Weisgarber - Webster FL
Henry Lee Vogler - Brandon FL
Louis Duane Ferguson - Zephyrhills FL
Assignee:

Lykes Bros., Inc. - Tampa FL
International Classification:

G06F 1760
US Classification:

705 28
Abstract:

The system of this invention manages customer orders using vendor supplied software systems interfaced on a real-time basis to touch the data in each system on a real time basis. In effect, there is horizontal communication between the various components of the system such as inventory, purchasing, order management and receipt, logistics and inventory to have continual data flow without using a vertical software interface. As a result, customer orders are received on a real-time basis using screens that are user friendly to promptly take orders, and to verify customer data and verify the ability to meet those orders. Transmission of documents within the system is minimized thereby making it more efficient, timely and cost efficient.

System For Managing Customer Orders And Method Of Implementation
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US Patent:

56664931, Sep 9, 1997
Filed:

Aug 24, 1993
Appl. No.:

8/111242
Inventors:

Casimir M. Wojcik - Tampa FL
Paul A. Pretto - Clearwater FL
Jim Courier - Dade City FL
Bob Morrow - Plant City FL
Joseph R. Wehry - Riverview FL
Paul Kuczynski - Tampa FL
Matt F. Edwards - Dade City FL
Mark A. Schnieder - Land O'Lakes FL
Thomas W. Loftus - Plant City FL
Brian Schnieders - Temple Terrace FL
Thomas C. Bernardi - Odessa FL
Craig Raymond Pellerin - Tampa FL
Ron D. Bushaw - Plant City FL
Michael Lewis Schebell - Lutz FL
Bill Hartley - Sring Hill FL
Sheila Cappel - Lutz FL
Kimberly Weisgarber - Webster FL
Henry Lee Vogler - Brandon FL
Louis Duane Ferguson - Zephyrhills FL
Assignee:

Lykes Bros., Inc. - Tampa FL
International Classification:

G06F 1517
US Classification:

705 26
Abstract:

The system of this invention manages customer orders using vendor supplied software systems interfaced on a real-time basis to touch the data in each system on a real time basis. In effect, there is horizontal communication between the various components of the system such as inventory, purchasing, order management and receipt, logistics and inventory to have continual data flow without using a vertical software interface. As a result, customer orders are received on a real-time basis using screens that are user friendly to promptly take orders, and to verify customer data and verify the ability to meet those orders. Transmission of documents within the system is minimized thereby making it more efficient, timely and cost efficient.