Patents by Inventor Rosa H. Birjandi
Rosa H. Birjandi has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Patent number: 8055369Abstract: A method for deploying parts is disclosed. Locations that include supply locations and demand locations are defined. A supply location supplies parts to a demand location. A demand is computed for each part at each location. An availability lead-time is estimated for each part at each location. A lead-time demand is computed for each part at each location using the availability lead-times for the part. A stock level is computed for each part at each location. A completely filled demand is determined from the lead-time demands and the stock levels, and a partially filled demand is determined from the lead-time demands and the stock levels. A coverage function for the parts at the locations is generated from the completely filled demand and the partially filled demand.Type: GrantFiled: January 8, 2010Date of Patent: November 8, 2011Assignee: JDA Software Group, Inc.Inventors: Rosa H. Birjandi, Omer Bakkalbasi
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Patent number: 7886960Abstract: Redistributing parts includes defining locations. An actual inventory of parts is established among the locations, and a desired allocation of the parts is established among the locations. A demand for the parts at each location is determined using the actual inventory and the desired allocation. Paths are determined, where a path transfers an excess part from one location to another location. A transfer function describing a cost of transferring the excess part along the paths is generated. The transfer function is optimized to achieve the desired allocation of the excess parts at a minimum cost.Type: GrantFiled: March 18, 2009Date of Patent: February 15, 2011Assignee: i2 Technologies US, Inc.Inventors: Rosa H. Birjandi, Omer Bakkalbasi, Dharmaraj Veerappanaicker, Joel A. Shapiro
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Publication number: 20100114669Abstract: A method for deploying parts is disclosed. Locations that include supply locations and demand locations are defined. A supply location supplies parts to a demand location. A demand is computed for each part at each location. An availability lead-time is estimated for each part at each location. A lead-time demand is computed for each part at each location using the availability lead-times for the part. A stock level is computed for each part at each location. A completely filled demand is determined from the lead-time demands and the stock levels, and a partially filled demand is determined from the lead-time demands and the stock levels. A coverage function for the parts at the locations is generated from the completely filled demand and the partially filled demand.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 8, 2010Publication date: May 6, 2010Inventors: Rosa H. Birjandi, Omer Bakkalbasi
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Patent number: 7672867Abstract: A method for deploying parts is disclosed. Locations that include supply locations and demand locations are defined. A supply location supplies parts to a demand location. A demand is computed for each part at each location. An availability lead-time is estimated for each part at each location. A lead-time demand is computed for each part at each location using the availability lead-times for the part. A stock level is computed for each part at each location. A completely filled demand is determined from the lead-time demands and the stock levels, and a partially filled demand is determined from the lead-time demands and the stock levels. A coverage function for the parts at the locations is generated from the completely filled demand and the partially filled demand.Type: GrantFiled: October 22, 2007Date of Patent: March 2, 2010Assignee: i2 Technologies US, Inc.Inventors: Rosa H. Birjandi, Omer Bakkalbasi
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Patent number: 7594601Abstract: A method for deploying parts is disclosed. Locations that include supply locations and demand locations are defined. A supply location supplies parts to a demand location. A demand is computed for each part at each location. An availability lead-time is estimated for each part at each location. A lead-time demand is computed for each part at each location using the availability lead-times for the part. A stock level is computed for each part at each location. A completely filled demand is determined from the lead-time demands and the stock levels, and a partially filled demand is determined from the lead-time demands and the stock levels. A coverage function for the parts at the locations is generated from the completely filled demand and the partially filled demand.Type: GrantFiled: June 25, 2007Date of Patent: September 29, 2009Assignee: i2 Technologies US, Inc.Inventors: Rosa H. Birjandi, Omer Bakkalbassi
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Patent number: 7580825Abstract: Redistributing parts includes defining locations. An actual inventory of parts is established among the locations, and a desired allocation of the parts is established among the locations. A demand for the parts at each location is determined using the actual inventory and the desired allocation. Paths are determined, where a path transfers an excess part from one location to another location. A transfer function describing a cost of transferring the excess part along the paths is generated. The transfer function is optimized to achieve the desired allocation of the excess parts at a minimum cost.Type: GrantFiled: October 19, 2007Date of Patent: August 25, 2009Assignee: i2 Technologies US, Inc.Inventors: Rosa H. Birjandi, Omer Bakkalbasi, Dharmaraj Veerappanaicker, Joel A. Shapiro
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Patent number: 7562812Abstract: Redistributing parts includes defining locations. An actual inventory of parts is established among the locations, and a desired allocation of the parts is established among the locations. A demand for the parts at each location is determined using the actual inventory and the desired allocation. Paths are determined, where a path transfers an excess part from one location to another location. A transfer function describing a cost of transferring the excess part along the paths is generated. The transfer function is optimized to achieve the desired allocation of the excess parts at a minimum cost.Type: GrantFiled: April 4, 2007Date of Patent: July 21, 2009Assignee: i2 Technologies US, Inc.Inventors: Rosa H. Birjandi, Omer Bakkalbasi, Dharmaraj Veerappanaicker, Joel A. Shapiro
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Publication number: 20090177516Abstract: Redistributing parts includes defining locations. An actual inventory of parts is established among the locations, and a desired allocation of the parts is established among the locations. A demand for the parts at each location is determined using the actual inventory and the desired allocation. Paths are determined, where a path transfers an excess part from one location to another location. A transfer function describing a cost of transferring the excess part along the paths is generated. The transfer function is optimized to achieve the desired allocation of the excess parts at a minimum cost.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 18, 2009Publication date: July 9, 2009Applicant: I2 TECHNOLOGIES US, INC.Inventors: Rosa H. Birjandi, Omer Bakkalbasi, Dharmaraj Veerappanaicker, Joel A. Shapiro
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Patent number: 7337031Abstract: A method for deploying parts is disclosed. Locations that include supply locations and demand locations are defined. A supply location supplies parts to a demand location. A demand is computed for each part at each location. An availability lead-time is estimated for each part at each location. A lead-time demand is computed for each part at each location using the availability lead-times for the part. A stock level is computed for each part at each location. A completely filled demand is determined from the lead-time demands and the stock levels, and a partially filled demand is determined from the lead-time demands and the stock levels. A coverage function for the parts at the locations is generated from the completely filled demand and the partially filled demand.Type: GrantFiled: October 25, 2001Date of Patent: February 26, 2008Assignee: i2 Technologies US, Inc.Inventors: Rosa H. Birjandi, Omer Bakkalbasi
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Patent number: 7210624Abstract: Redistributing parts includes defining locations. An actual inventory of parts is established among the locations, and a desired allocation of the parts is established among the locations. A demand for the parts at each location is determined using the actual inventory and the desired allocation. Paths are determined, where a path transfers an excess part from one location to another location. A transfer function describing a cost of transferring the excess part along the paths is generated. The transfer function is optimized to achieve the desired allocation of the excess parts at a minimum cost.Type: GrantFiled: October 25, 2001Date of Patent: May 1, 2007Assignee: i2 Technologies US, Inc.Inventors: Rosa H. Birjandi, Omer Bakkalbasi, Dharmaraj Veerappanaicker, Joel A. Shapiro