PROVIDING TEMPORARY ACCESS ON LINE

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
CATALOG ENGINE Computer Equity Corporation 4500 Southgate Place Suite 300 Chantilly VA 201511720 Providing temporary access to on-line, non-downloadable computer software for automating the production and distribution of catalogs from multiple locations, offered through a global computer information network;
PROVIDING ACTION READY CONTENT HEARST BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS, INC. 300 West 57th Street New York NY 10019 providing temporary access to on-line, non down-loadable computer software for use in database management, data creation and manipulation of data in multiple fields, namely, mechanical and electronic engineering in industrial and nonindustrial production automotive aeronautic, oil and gas, medical, human resources and telecommunications, storage retrieval distribution, publication and display; consulting services in connection with information and content management, namely, providing tools for analysis, modeling, design and distribution in various media;
SV HARBOR SUPERVALU LICENSING 313 Iron Horse Way Providence RI 02908 Providing temporary access to on-line, non-downloadable software for use in generating and viewing business reports, e-mail, placing product orders, reviewing and managing business accounts, employee time keeping, scheduling product shipments, and managing warehouse functions;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. In a tag reader/writer 10 according to the present invention, first, a temporary ID receiver 11 receives a temporary ID unit of temporary IDs of RFID tags 41-44, and 47 detected by another tag reader/writer 20, and stores them into a temporary ID storage DB 12. When the tag reader/writer 10 detects RFID tags 41, 43, 45, 46, and 48 within a communication area of its own, a temporary ID acquirer 13 thereof acquires temporary IDs of those RFID tags and stores them into the temporary ID storage DB 12. Thereafter, the tag reader/writer 10 makes a temporary ID comparator 14 compare temporary ID units stored, to specify a temporary ID corresponding to a difference between them, based on the result of the comparison. When the temporary ID is a decrease, it is determined to be a lost article, and a message of the lost article is sent. When the temporary ID is an increase, it is determined to be a newly purchased article, and related advertisement information is provided.