Class [9]
Computer & Software Products & Electrical & Scientific Products
Computer software; namely programs used for database and business management application procedures; document management for product data, cad drawings and bills of materials; workflow management for business processes, engineering release control, engineering change management, parts management, and new product development processes; collaborative and automated management of product information; enabling mobile users to securely access and collaborate on product content using wireless devices, namely pagers, cellular phones, personal digital assistants, and computers; facilitating direct internet access and allowing users to define, store, change and manage product content information; allowing original equipment manufacturers to package and directly transfer build-and-change packages; enabling supply chain partners both to create and view product content information in the product definition exchange format; allowing supply chain partners to securely access all of the functionality provided by electronic web hubs utilizing standard communication protocols for the global information computer network; allowing manufacturers to securely provide internal users and supply chain partners with access to software content compilation without requiring training, configuration, installation or maintenance at the partner site; allowing users to send and receive supply chain information in a secure, personalized manner over the global information computer network, comprising software performing collaboration on product content, exchange and management of product build-and-change packages, and source and procurement of custom and standard components; content management in a software database application, used to manage product content configurations, supply chain content and communication, and the engineering change order process and manufacturing change order process in a collaborative manufacturing network; and users' manuals sold therewith as a unit.
