Abstract: A computer-implemented method for supply chain management is provided. In one example, the method includes: validating a supply chain event involving an inventory item based on a pre-established rule; determining presence or absence of a supply chain issue regarding the inventory item based on the validation; determining an issue type of the supply chain issue based on model issue types from an issue database; validating the supply chain issue based on pre-established issue templates from the issue database; generating one or more solutions to solving the supply chain issue; generating a computer ticket reporting the supply chain issue based on a pre-established ticket template from a ticket database; and transmitting the computer ticket to a support service.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method is provided. In one example, the method includes: managing serialized inventory information regarding user devices according to a serialized inventory live status (SILS) data structure of the user devices, the serialized inventory information including first serialized inventory information regarding a first user device; obtaining a first state of the first user device, wherein the first state indicates whether the first user device is locked or unlocked with respect to a carrier service; determining if the first user device is eligible for unlock according to a set of pre-established rules specifying conditions for the first user device to be eligible for unlock; and transmitting an unlock command to the first user device, wherein the unlock command is executable to effectuate a change of the first user device from being locked to being unlocked with respect to the carrier service.

Abstract: A method for tracing an inventory item from an inventory is provided. In one example, the method includes: obtaining a single SKU and assigning the single SKU to an inventory item of an inventory; generating a single SKU profile for the inventory item according to the single SKU and storing the single SKU profile in an inventory SKU data model, the single SKU profile including a number of the single SKU and an inventory location of the single SKU; generating an inventory record according to the single SKU and storing the inventory record in the inventory SKU data model; identifying the inventory item according to the number and location of the single SKU, based on an instruction for order fulfillment; and tracking the inventory item according to the single SKU to determine an inventory status change thereof and recording the inventory status change in the inventory record.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method is provided. In one example, the method includes: managing serialized inventory information regarding user devices according to a serialized inventory live status (SILS) data structure of the user devices, the serialized inventory information including first serialized inventory information regarding a first user device; obtaining a first state of the first user device, wherein the first state indicates whether the first user device is locked or unlocked with respect to a carrier service; determining if the first user device is eligible for unlock according to a set of pre-established rules specifying conditions for the first user device to be eligible for unlock; and transmitting an unlock command to the first user device, wherein the unlock command is executable to effectuate a change of the first user device from being locked to being unlocked with respect to the carrier service.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for supply chain management is provided. In one example, the method includes: validating a supply chain event involving an inventory item based on a pre-established rule; determining presence or absence of a supply chain issue regarding the inventory item based on the validation; determining an issue type of the supply chain issue based on model issue types from an issue database; validating the supply chain issue based on pre-established issue templates from the issue database; generating one or more solutions to solving the supply chain issue; generating a computer ticket reporting the supply chain issue based on a pre-established ticket template from a ticket database; and transmitting the computer ticket to a support service.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method is provided. In one example, the method includes: managing serialized inventory information regarding user devices according to a serialized inventory live status (SILS) data structure of the user devices, the serialized inventory information including first serialized inventory information regarding a first user device; obtaining a first state of the first user device, wherein the first state indicates whether the first user device is locked or unlocked with respect to a carrier service; determining if the first user device is eligible for unlock according to a set of pre-established rules specifying conditions for the first user device to be eligible for unlock; and transmitting an unlock command to the first user device, wherein the unlock command is executable to effectuate a change of the first user device from being locked to being unlocked with respect to the carrier service.

Abstract: A method for tracing an inventory item from an inventory is provided. In one example, the method includes: obtaining a single SKU and assigning the single SKU to an inventory item of an inventory; generating a single SKU profile for the inventory item according to the single SKU and storing the single SKU profile in an inventory SKU data model, the single SKU profile including a number of the single SKU and an inventory location of the single SKU; generating an inventory record according to the single SKU and storing the inventory record in the inventory SKU data model; identifying the inventory item according to the number and location of the single SKU, based on an instruction for order fulfillment; and tracking the inventory item according to the single SKU to determine an inventory status change thereof and recording the inventory status change in the inventory record.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein relate to a thin, light, and portable system for measuring one or more parameters of a contact patch between a tire and a surface. The system may be configured with an array of sensors capable of being removable fixed to the surface. The array of sensors may measure the one or more parameters of the contact patch between the tire and the surface. Moreover, the system may include a scanner configured to interpret the measurements from the array of sensors as data and store the data.

Abstract: Stable S-(+)-abscisic acid (S-ABA) non-aqueous liquid solutions are generally achieved without the use of an effective amount of an antioxidant and/or an ultraviolet absorber to S-(+)-abscisic acid. In a preferred embodiment, the stable S-(+)-abscisic acid (S-ABA) nonaqueous liquid solutions includes at least one organic solvent, such as at least one polyethylene glycol, at least one glycol, and/or at least one lactamide and/or at least one pentanoate.

Abstract: Embodiments disclosed herein relate to a thin, light, and portable system for measuring one or more parameters of a contact patch between a tire and a surface. The system may be configured with an array of sensors capable of being removable fixed to the surface. The array of sensors may measure the one or more parameters of the contact patch between the tire and the surface. Moreover, the system may include a scanner configured to interpret the measurements from the array of sensors as data and store the data.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method of providing low-latency responses to queries using a distributed storage system comprising a plurality of distributed nodes is disclosed.

Abstract: A method for providing low-latency responses to queries to a data search system comprises storing first digital data in a first digital data repository using a first column-oriented storage format; storing second digital data in a second digital data repository using a second column-oriented storage format, wherein the second column-oriented storage format is different from the first column-oriented storage format; generating a plurality of pre-computed views based on both the exposure data and the risk item data; storing the plurality of pre-computed views in the second data repository using the second column-oriented storage format; and in response to receiving a search query, determining a result set that is responsive to the query based on one or more particular pre-computed views of the plurality of pre-computed views and providing the result set to another computer or display device as output.

Abstract: A method for providing low-latency responses to queries to a data search system comprises storing first digital data in a first digital data repository using a first column-oriented storage format; storing second digital data in a second digital data repository using a second column-oriented storage format, wherein the second column-oriented storage format is different from the first column-oriented storage format; generating a plurality of pre-computed views based on both the exposure data and the risk item data; storing the plurality of pre-computed views in the second data repository using the second column-oriented storage format; and in response to receiving a search query, determining a result set that is responsive to the query based on one or more particular pre-computed views of the plurality of pre-computed views and providing the result set to another computer or display device as output.

Abstract: A method for providing low-latency responses to queries to a data search system comprises storing first digital data in a first digital data repository using a first column-oriented storage format; storing second digital data in a second digital data repository using a second column-oriented storage format, wherein the second column-oriented storage format is different from the first column-oriented storage format; generating a plurality of pre-computed views based on both the exposure data and the risk item data; storing the plurality of pre-computed views in the second data repository using the second column-oriented storage format; and in response to receiving a search query, determining a result set that is responsive to the query based on one or more particular pre-computed views of the plurality of pre-computed views and providing the result set to another computer or display device as output.

Abstract: A method for providing low-latency responses to queries to a data search system comprises storing first digital data in a first digital data repository using a first column-oriented storage format; storing second digital data in a second digital data repository using a second column-oriented storage format, wherein the second column-oriented storage format is different from the first column-oriented storage format; generating a plurality of pre-computed views based on both the exposure data and the risk item data; storing the plurality of pre-computed views in the second data repository using the second column-oriented storage format; and in response to receiving a search query, determining a result set that is responsive to the query based on one or more particular pre-computed views of the plurality of pre-computed views and providing the result set to another computer or display device as output.

Abstract: The invention relates generally to a liquid solution formulation including gibberellic acid (“GA3”), gibberellin4 (“GA4”), gibberellin4/7 (“GA4/7”), or combinations thereof, and a low-volatile, organic solvent, and methods of their use. Specifically, the liquid solution formulations of the present invention are directed toward agricultural liquid solution formulations including at least one gibberellin and a low-volatile, organic solvent selected from polyethylene glycol, propylene glycol, and/or a non-polymeric glycol.

Abstract: A guard structure of a patient support, such as a hospital bed, is electrically unlockable. An electromechanical actuator, such as a solenoid, may be used to electrically unlock the guard structure. The guard structure may also be mechanically unlockable. The guard structure may automatically unlock during a CPR emergency. A maximum allowable height of the patient support may be adjusted based on a sensed locked state or position of the guard structure. A release for the guard structure may be positioned to be accessible to an occupant of the patient support. The release may include an access port that may be opened. The release may include a button that electrically unlocks the guard structure.

Abstract: A product may include a first section that may be disposed around an axis. A second section may be connected to the first section to pivot relative to the first section between a first operative position and a second operative position. In the first operative position, the first section may be aligned with the second section along the axis. In the second operative position, the first section may form a crank to rotate the second section. A graduated piece may be fixed to the first section and an indicator piece may be fixed to the product to indicate torque relative to the graduated piece.

Abstract: The invention relates generally to a liquid solution formulation including gibberellic acid (“GA3”), gibberellin4 (“GA4”), gibberellin4/7 (“GA4/7”), or combinations thereof, and a low-volatile, organic solvent, and methods of their use. Specifically, the liquid solution formulations of the present invention are directed toward agricultural liquid solution formulations including at least one gibberellin and a low-volatile, organic solvent selected from polyethylene glycol, propylene glycol, and/or a non-polymeric glycol.

Abstract: Back-up power systems and methods for use with solid-state storage systems. A back-up power device includes an energy storage unit and first and second connections. A charge source is attachable to the first connection, the charge source providing a charge current to the first connection, with the charge current circumventing or bypassing a data storage device, wherein the first connection provides the charge current to the charging circuit, and the charging circuit charges the energy storage unit. The data storage device is attachable to the second connection, the energy storage unit providing a back-up power to the second connection, with the second connection providing the back-up power to the data storage device. The power pack is particularly useful for providing back up power to a data storage module or device that includes volatile and non-volatile memory units, such as a PCIe based data storage module.