Abstract: Technologies for dynamic telematics message parsing include a telematics cloud server that receives a message definition and generates a dynamic message parser based on the message definition. The message definition may be a binary structure definition. A telematics device receives a message data payload from a peripheral device of a vehicle and then transmits a device message including the message data payload to the cloud server. The peripheral device may include a sensor or a controller coupled to the vehicle. The cloud server executes the dynamic message parser with the message data payload and generates a standardized data structure. The standardized data structure may be processed using a telematics cloud platform. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: Technologies for dynamic telematics message parsing include a telematics cloud server that receives a message definition and generates a dynamic message parser based on the message definition. The message definition may be a binary structure definition. A telematics device receives a message data payload from a peripheral device of a vehicle and then transmits a device message including the message data payload to the cloud server. The peripheral device may include a sensor or a controller coupled to the vehicle. The cloud server executes the dynamic message parser with the message data payload and generates a standardized data structure. The standardized data structure may be processed using a telematics cloud platform. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Abstract: Supply chain management is performed by building a user-defined custom application that uses supply chain data. The supply chain data is returned for display and/or use in the custom application based on metadata stored in a database that is arranged to store supply chain data. The metadata specifies a stored procedure that when called based on parameters in a request generated in response to a user selecting a custom application, returns the supply chain data that may be used in whole or in part in the custom application.

Abstract: Supply chain management is performed by building a user-defined custom application that uses supply chain data. The supply chain data is returned for display and/or use in the custom application based on metadata stored in a database that is arranged to store supply chain data. The metadata specifies a stored procedure that when called based on parameters in a request generated in response to a user selecting a custom application, returns the supply chain data that may be used in whole or in part in the custom application.

Abstract: Supply chain management is performed by building a user-defined custom application that uses supply chain data. The supply chain data is returned for display and/or use in the custom application based on metadata stored in a database that is arranged to store supply chain data. The metadata specifies a stored procedure that when called based on parameters in a request generated in response to a user selecting a custom application, returns the supply chain data that may be used in whole or in part in the custom application.

Abstract: Supply chain management is performed by building a user-defined custom application that uses supply chain data. The supply chain data is returned for display and/or use in the custom application based on metadata stored in a database that is arranged to store supply chain data. The metadata specifies a stored procedure that when called based on parameters in a request generated in response to a user selecting a custom application, returns the supply chain data that may be used in whole or in part in the custom application.

Abstract: Supply chain management is performed by building a user-defined custom application that uses supply chain data. The supply chain data is returned for display and/or use in the custom application based on metadata stored in a database that is arranged to store supply chain data. The metadata specifies a stored procedure that when called based on parameters in a request generated in response to a user selecting a custom application, returns the supply chain data that may be used in whole or in part in the custom application.

Abstract: A tool used for managing multiple auctions is presented. The tool includes instructions providing the capability of creating subgroups of auctions based on criteria used to sort data pertaining either to the subject matter of the auction or to its participants. Further, the tool manages within-group closing times by extending closing times of all auctions in the group. A comparison of a recent bid to extension criteria may extend the closing time of an auction by an extension period; if the number of times this auction is extended meets a trigger number, then all closing times of all auctions in the group are extended by a specified time related to the trigger number and the extension period.

Abstract: An inter-enterprise supply chain management system uses programs to manage supply chain transaction data received from a plurality of trading partners. A program is defined using program definers including at least a first trading relation between a first and a second trading partner and a second trading relation between a third and a fourth trading partner. Other program definers may include a location, item, and/or taxonomy. The program identifies a subset of the supply chain transaction data that satisfies the program definition. Actions on the supply chain transaction data by the trading partners of the program are limited to only that subset of supply chain transaction data. The users of the trading partners of the program can additionally be associated with a security role limiting the types of actions the users can take on that subset of supply chain transaction data.

Abstract: Supply chain management is performed by building a user-defined custom application that uses supply chain data. The supply chain data is returned for display and/or use in the custom application based on metadata stored in a database that is arranged to store supply chain data. The metadata specifies a stored procedure that when called based on parameters in a request generated in response to a user selecting a custom application, returns the supply chain data that may be used in whole or in part in the custom application.