DAVID GLEDITSCH, MBA, CAC III
Social Work at Eisenhower Blvd, Loveland, CO

6415195, Jul 2, 2002

Apr 2, 1999

09/285289

David B. Gleditsch - Loveland CO
Guillaume J. Schrijnemakers - Meppel, NL
Sharon A. James - Hamilton Square NJ
Barry L. Kulback - Clarksville TN
Roberto E. Bonalumi - Milan, IT
Victor A. Colon - Kendall Park NJ

American Standard Inc. - Piscataway NJ

G06F 1900

700 99, 700100

A system and method of scheduling demand for a manufacturing resource in response to a customer order for a product is provided. The system and method includes means for tracking scheduled finished goods orders, existing finished goods inventory, past due finished goods orders, unallocated customer orders and marketing orders, and the manufacturing lead time for the product, among other manufacturing process parameters. The customer order amount and the date requested for the order are entered, and depending on whether the date requested is inside, equal to or outside the manufacturing lead time, manufacturing resources are consumed from one or more of the scheduled finished goods orders, existing finished goods inventory, available to promise amounts, past due finished goods orders, unallocated customer orders, marketing orders, and high flex amounts.

6397118, May 28, 2002

Apr 2, 1999

09/285288

David B. Gleditsch - Loveland CO
Guillaume J. Schrijnemakers - Meppel, NL
Sharon A. James - Hamilton Square NJ
Barry L. Kulback - Clarksville TN
Roberto E. Bonalumi - Milan, IT
Victor A. Colon - Kendall Park NJ

American Standard Inc. - Piscataway NJ

G06F 1900

700 99, 700100

A system and method of scheduling demand for a manufacturing resource in response to a customer order for a product is provided. The system and method includes means for tracking scheduled finished goods orders, existing finished goods inventory, past due finished goods orders, unallocated customer orders and marketing orders, and the manufacturing lead time for the product, among other manufacturing process parameters. The customer order amount and the date requested for the order are entered, and depending on whether the date requested is inside, equal to or outside the manufacturing lead time, manufacturing resources are consumed from one or more of the scheduled finished goods orders, existing finished goods inventory, available to promise amounts, past due finished goods orders, unallocated customer orders, marketing orders, and high flex amounts.

6393332, May 21, 2002

Apr 2, 1999

09/285314

David B. Gleditsch - Loveland CO
Guillaume J. Schrijnemakers - Meppel, NL
Sharon A. James - Hamilton Square NJ
Barry L. Kulback - Clarksville TN
Roberto E. Bonalumi - Milan, IT
Victor A. Colon - Kendall Park NJ

American Standard Inc. - Piscataway NJ

G06F 1900

700 99, 700100

A system and method of scheduling demand for a manufacturing resource in response to a customer order for a product is provided. The system and method includes means for tracking scheduled finished goods orders, existing finished goods inventory, past due finished goods orders, unallocated customer orders and marketing orders, and the manufacturing lead time for the product, among other manufacturing process parameters. The customer order amount and the date requested for the order are entered, and depending on whether the date requested is inside, equal to or outside the manufacturing lead time, manufacturing resources are consumed from one or more of the scheduled finished goods orders, existing finished goods inventory, available to promise amounts, past due finished goods orders, unallocated customer orders, marketing orders, and high flex amounts.

6415194, Jul 2, 2002

Apr 2, 1999

09/285286

David B. Gleditsch - Loveland CO
Guillaume J. Schrijnemakers - Meppel, NL
Sharon A. James - Hamilton Square NJ
Barry L. Kulback - Clarksville TN
Roberto E. Bonalumi - Milan, IT
Victor A. Colon - Kendall Park NJ

American Standard Inc. - Piscataway NJ

G06F 1900

700 99, 700100

A system and method of scheduling demand for a manufacturing resource in response to a customer order for a product is provided. The system and method includes means for tracking scheduled finished goods orders, existing finished goods inventory, past due finished goods orders, unallocated customer orders and marketing orders, and the manufacturing lead time for the product, among other manufacturing process parameters. The customer order amount and the date requested for the order are entered, and depending on whether the date requested is inside, equal to or outside the manufacturing lead time, manufacturing resources are consumed from one or more of the scheduled finished goods orders, existing finished goods inventory, available to promise amounts, past due finished goods orders, unallocated customer orders, marketing orders, and high flex amounts.

2003001, Jan 16, 2003

Mar 15, 2002

10/097247

Justin Griep - Denver CO, US
Scot Darr - Denver CO, US
Arthur Stone - Longmont CO, US
David Gleditsch - Loveland CO, US
John Szemler - Denver CO, US
Creg Pike - Ft. Collins CO, US

PELION SYSTEMS, INC. - Lafayette CO

G06F017/60

705/015000

A method and system for performing managed workflow including communication between (1) a consumption point for at least one material and (2) at least one supply point for the at least one material. Tracking of the replenishment of the at least one material enables a workflow management system to assess compliance with at least one of performance and conformance. Tracking includes the utilization of flow control (e.g., Kanban) techniques for inventory management.