Patricia M Korando

Title: Patricia M. Korando and Automated Fulfillment Innovations.

Introduction

Patricia M. Korando is an inventor associated with Saint Peters, Missouri. Her patent work focuses on computerized fulfillment systems that prioritize and sequence orders, including systems designed for pharmacy operations. She is associated with Express Scripts Strategic Development, Inc., and holds 2 patents.

Latest Patents

Korando’s listed patents share the title “Computerized Fulfillment Device with Automated Prioritization Engine.” One describes a computer system that uses machine-learning models to estimate the time needed to prepare a prescription fill for shipping. It considers factors such as the assigned pharmacy, line of business, processing channel, and queue priority, then combines the estimated processing time with delivery transit time. A notification circuit can use this information to modify a user interface in relation to a promised delivery date.

The other patent describes a system for assigning order fills to fulfillment devices and organizing them into processing sequences. It determines start times using each order’s target date and priority, arranges the fills accordingly, and forwards the resulting sequence to the designated device.

Career Highlights

Korando’s patents address operational challenges in automated fulfillment, including estimating processing and delivery timelines and coordinating the order in which work is handled. Together, the inventions illustrate approaches to improving the organization and visibility of fulfillment processes.

Collaborations

Korando’s work is associated with Express Scripts Strategic Development, Inc. Her listed coworkers include Peter Andrew Rosomoff and Mark A. Kaiser.

Conclusion

Patricia M. Korando’s patent portfolio centers on automated fulfillment systems that use prioritization, timing estimates, and sequencing to coordinate order processing.