Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The method computer program products, and systems can include, for instance: obtaining a request for in venue pickup of an article by a customer user, the request specifying an article identifier for the article; obtaining from a data repository article dimensional information of the article; evaluating loading of the article into a transport apparatus associated to the customer user based on the article dimensional information and transport apparatus dimensional information of the transport apparatus; and outputting a notification to the customer user based on the evaluating.

Abstract: A method, system and computer program product are disclosed for using shoppers for in-venue pick up of online orders. In an embodiment, the method comprises determining that an online order has been placed by a first shopper for a product in a venue, identifying a second shopper in a specified area to get the product, sending to the second shopper a message including a promotional offer in exchange for getting the product, receiving the product from the second shopper, and in response to receiving the product from the second shopper, honoring the promotional offer. In an embodiment, the second shopper is identified in a specified area relative to the venue. In an embodiment, the method further comprises determining a cost associated with getting the product in the store; and generating the promotional offer based, at least in part, on this determined cost associated with getting the product.

Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The method computer program products, and systems can include, for instance: receiving a request from a customer user for reception of an item by the customer user at a retail venue and data specifying a current physical location of the customer user relative to the retail venue; predicting based on the current physical location of the customer user and historical data of the customer user a time of arrival of the customer user at the retail venue; and outputting a notification to the customer user based on the predicting, the notification including timing information of the reception.

Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The methods include, for instance: determining that an item misplaced in a venue may be retrieved by one or more customer. A candidate customer may be identified and rewards that may be offered are compiled. The candidate customer is selected as one who is predicted to be most likely to respond to a request for retrieval, and a reward is selected for cost effectiveness in retrieving the item. The request to retrieve the item is sent to the candidate customer.

Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The method computer program products, and systems can include, for instance: obtaining a request for in venue pickup of an article by a customer user, the request specifying an article identifier for the article; obtaining from a data repository article dimensional information of the article; evaluating loading of the article into a transport apparatus associated to the customer user based on the article dimensional information and transport apparatus dimensional information of the transport apparatus; and outputting a notification to the customer user based on the evaluating.

Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The method computer program products, and systems can include, for instance: obtaining a request for in venue pickup of an article by a customer user, the request specifying an article identifier for the article; obtaining from a data repository article dimensional information of the article; evaluating loading of the article into a transport apparatus associated to the customer user based on the article dimensional information and transport apparatus dimensional information of the transport apparatus; and outputting a notification to the customer user based on the evaluating.

Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The methods include, for instance: determining that an item misplaced in a venue may be retrieved by one or more customer. A candidate customer may be identified and rewards that may be offered are compiled. The candidate customer is selected as one who is predicted to be most likely to respond to a request for retrieval, and a reward is selected for cost effectiveness in retrieving the item. The request to retrieve the item is sent to the candidate customer.

Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The methods include, for instance: obtaining content of the website-based order from a user, selecting a physical location from a plurality of locations for a venue that are available for a retrieval of the website-based order and predicted as being most profitable for the venue, generating a notification that includes the physical location and an award available to the user upon the website-based order being fulfilled from the physical location. Upon ascertaining that the order has been placed with the physical location for fulfilling the website-based order, the system verifies if the user picked up the order at the physical location and provides the award.

Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The method computer program products, and systems can include, for instance: receiving a request from a customer user for reception of an item by the customer user at a retail venue and data specifying a current physical location of the customer user relative to the retail venue; predicting based on the current physical location of the customer user and historical data of the customer user a time of arrival of the customer user at the retail venue; and outputting a notification to the customer user based on the predicting, the notification including timing information of the reception.

Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The method computer program products, and systems can include, for instance: obtaining a request for in venue pickup of an article by a customer user, the request specifying an article identifier for the article; obtaining from a data repository article dimensional information of the article; evaluating loading of the article into a transport apparatus associated to the customer user based on the article dimensional information and transport apparatus dimensional information of the transport apparatus; and outputting a notification to the customer user based on the evaluating.

Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and systems are presented. The method computer program products, and systems can include, for instance: obtaining information specifying a count of patrons currently at a venue and determining a probability that at least one patron included in the count of patrons will perform at least a portion of a venue work task; establishing a workload capacity requirement for maintaining operation of the venue, the establishing based on the count of patrons and the probability that the at least one patron included in the count of patrons will perform at least a portion of the venue work task; and sending notifications to a plurality of computer devices in the venue based on the establishing.

Abstract: A method, system and computer program product are disclosed for using shoppers for in-venue pick up of online orders. In an embodiment, the method comprises determining that an online order has been placed by a first shopper for a product in a venue, identifying a second shopper in a specified area to get the product, sending to the second shopper a message including a promotional offer in exchange for getting the product, receiving the product from the second shopper, and in response to receiving the product from the second shopper, honoring the promotional offer. In an embodiment, the second shopper is identified in a specified area relative to the venue. In an embodiment, the method further comprises determining a cost associated with getting the product in the store; and generating the promotional offer based, at least in part, on this determined cost associated with getting the product.

Abstract: An organic light emitting display includes an organic light emitting diode that further includes an anode metal connected to a transparent cathode. An organic diode stack further comprising: electron-transport layer, hole transport layer and the emission layer organized into deep trench high aspect ratio structures in a bottom plane of the organic light emitting display and sandwiched between and the anode and cathode layers described above. A first stratum of thin transparent silicon that is attached to a diode plane in the organic light emitting display through a high aspect ratio via. A second stratum of thin transparent silicon that is attached to the first stratum and forming addressing transistors for the devices on the first strata. The organic light emitting diode emits light in response to bias voltages existing on the first and second strata that is extracted through a sub-pixel pitch microlens film deposited on the glass substrate.

Abstract: A tester information tester information processing system provides test equipment for generating test data. A markup language encoder connected to the test equipment encodes the test data for storage in an object-oriented database management system connected to the markup language encoder, and a user interface is operatively connected to the object-oriented database management system for retrieval of the test data.

Abstract: An electronic fuse (“E-fuse”) has a silicide filament link extending along a gap between polysilicon structures formed on a silicon substrate. The silicide filament link extends across diffusions formed in the gap. A P-N junction between terminals of the E-fuse provides high resistivity after programming (fusing) the silicide filament link.

Abstract: A method and system for fault isolation in semiconductor with devices thereon includes determining test data from a plurality of semiconductor devices and creating a failure bitmap of locations of the plurality of semiconductor devices and test data in a vector graphic CAD format. The vector graphic CAD format allows storage of test data on multiple layers.

Abstract: A system for processing tester information including receiving data from a tester and forming a user defined field for storing descriptive information. A bitmap is created and compressed into a compressed image. The user defined field and the compressed image are then combined into a data structure.

Abstract: A system and method for wafer level global bitmap characterization include determining chip level defect data bitmaps from a semiconductor wafer, and consolidating the chip level defect data bitmaps into a global wafer level bitmap that characterizes substantially the entire wafer failure configuration. The global wafer level bitmap is then analyzed and compared with other global wafer level bitmaps to develop correlations thereamong and develop global wafer level bitmap definitions for conducting at least one of wafer-to-wafer, boat-to-boat, and lot-to-lot process analysis based upon the global wafer level bitmap definitions.

Abstract: Methods are described for characterizing floating body delay effects in SOI wafers comprising providing a pulse edge to a floating body and a tied body chain in the wafer, storing tied body chain data according to one or more of the floating body devices, and characterizing the floating body delay effects according to the stored tied body chain data. Test apparatus are also described comprising a floating body chain including a plurality of series connected floating body inverters or NAND gates fabricated in the wafer and a tied body chain comprising a plurality of series connected tied body devices to in the wafer. Storage devices are coupled with the tied body devices and with one or more of the floating body devices and operate to store tied body chain data from the tied body devices according to one or more signals from floating body chain.

Abstract: A method for reducing the time for a partially depleted/silicon-on-insulator (PD/SOI) based circuit to reach a dynamic steady state pre-conditions the PD/SOI-based circuit by initially charging the circuit at a voltage greater than the normal operating voltage. The circuit is then charged at the normal operating voltage after a predetermined amount of time. By pre-conditioning the circuit in this manner, the amount of time required for the PD/SOI transistors of the circuit to reach their dynamic steady state (DSS) condition is shortened.