International Business Machines Corporation

Anandakrishnan Narayanan

William Reilly

Madison E Cantrell

Michael C Gouveia

Roman Ruiz-Esparza

Corville O Allen

Charles Sidney Atkinson

Brad M Altice

Joanne O'Lear

Yi-Wen Tan

Deirdre A Wessel

Daniel P Huskey

Allen J Scribner, Iii

Jorge M Salas

Hima K Goverdhana

Shrish Javalkar

Robert J Banker

Derdre A Wessel

Ji Yuan Bian

Corvillle O Allen

Edward H Carter

Leonid Derbinsky

Docelyn Lordeus

Aparicio I Ranghel

A system for a mobile device includes at least one processor operatively connected to a computer readable storage medium in the at least one processor is programmed to receive a request for personal data. The request contains a plurality of input fields. The at least one processor identifies a list of applications to provide personal data based on the plurality of input fields and a user-defined security constraint. The at least one processor outputs for display the list of applications.

Filling information from mobile devices with security constraints

Embodiments for facilitating form entry by one or more processors. The form is initialized by recognizing template data using a Quick Response (QR) code scanned by a user device. The form is populated using user data obtained from the user device.

QR code loading of form elements

A system for providing a fee associated with a location for an ordered object. In response to receiving an order for an object from a customer that includes a location for where to ship the object, it is determined whether the location requires a fee for the object. The fee for the object for the location is requested from a fee service in response to determining that the location does require the fee for the object. The fee for the object for the location is received from the fee service. The fee for the object for the location is added to a customer price and a first customer response. Then, the first customer response that includes the fee for the object for the location is sent to the customer.

Providing recycling fees

A method, system and program product for optimally managing fulfillment of orders that are channeled through a diversified manufacturing environment that utilizes different process models, product nomenclatures and communication methods. The method includes sending by a contemporary fulfillment application to a legacy application a scheduling request for an order that includes a code recommending that the order is deemed eligible for fulfillment by a specific manufacturing site. The method further includes returning by the legacy application a scheduling response providing scheduling information for the order and confirming that the order is to be fulfilled by the specific manufacturing site. The method further includes transmitting a shipment request by the contemporary fulfillment application to a contemporary production application for routing delivery of the order to the specific manufacturing site and receiving a shipment response from the contemporary production application providing a delivery status of the order.

Method, system and program product for managing fulfillment of orders

A process and methodology are disclosed to maintain consistency across disparate systems. An interface is provided comprised of a fulfillment client in which to place orders, a middleware to pass data, manufacturing and shipment systems to process orders, and a shipping and packing information repository system to house data. The methodology implements, inter alia, remote function calls to the asynchronously/synchronously interfaced systems during defined points of order processing to establish the status of the systems availability and the status of the order at the exact time of a predetermined activity. Also, information regarding the order status is posted as both a displayed on-line message to a user and in distinct status fields for future review. Furthermore, this method dynamically reacts to failed communication through the resetting of orders to a previous state to ensure data integrity across the distributed computing environment.

Process and methodology to maintain consistency across disparate interfaced systems

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Morrisville, NC, United States of America

Anandakrishnan Narayanan