KR20020001568A - Commerce method for electronic components through internet - Google Patents

Abstract

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of commerce of electronic components through the Internet, wherein a buyer computer and a supplier computer are connected to a central computer through the Internet, the central computer providing a website, and the buyer and supplier performing commerce on the website. In the method of commerce of electronic parts through the Internet, (a) when the buyer requests a search for a specific product on the website, the suppliers supplying various products related to the product for which the search is requested and the products are Appearing on a website; (b) when the buyer selects some of the various products, a quotation for the selected products is displayed on the website for each supplier; (c) when the purchaser requests to negotiate with a particular supplier for the commodity for which the quotation has been made, the central computer providing a negotiation request for the commodity for which the quotation has been made; (d) if the buyer enters negotiation terms in the negotiation request, the central computer forwards the negotiation request in which the negotiation conditions are written to the computer of the specific supplier; (e) passing the results of the review of the specific supplier on the goods for which the quotation has been made to the buyer computer; And (f) when the buyer orders the commodity for which the quotation is made, the purchase order written by the buyer is transferred to the computer of the specific supplier, thereby saving the time for purchasing / selling the electronic component.

Description

Commerce method for electronic components through internet}

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a commerce method over the Internet, and more particularly to a commerce method of electronic components used in electronic products.

In the past, various forms of trading such as home banking by PC (Personal Computer) communication existed, but now, with the development of multimedia technology and the commercialization of the Internet, e-commerce targeting the global market is carried out through the Internet. ought. There are B2B and B2C in e-commerce. Logistics is important because B2C deals with individuals, but because B2B is a business-to-business deal, the precondition is that an infrastructure for e-commerce must be built within the business. A key element of the B2B business is to target definite content, and to build e-commerce sites to build vast databases of suppliers and consumers in the web sector.

Existing e-commerce is a form in which a buyer selects a priced item or several people buy the item through an auction, and there is no way to buy a lot of goods. However, in a business-to-business or international business, a large amount of goods may be purchased. In particular, in the case of electronic components, the demand for mass purchase through the Internet is increasing because of the high demand.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION An object of the present invention is to solve a conventional uncomfortable commerce method, and to provide a method of commerce of an electronic component suitable for mass transaction of electronic components through the Internet.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS In order to better understand the drawings cited in the detailed description of the invention, a brief description of each drawing is provided.

1 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of an electronic component commerce system through the Internet of the present invention.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the software structure of the commerce system shown in FIG.

FIG. 3 is a diagram illustrating an example of a search screen of the commerce system illustrated in FIG. 1.

4 is a flowchart illustrating a commerce method of an electronic component through the Internet of the present invention.

5 is a diagram illustrating an example of a negotiation request form of FIG. 4.

6 is a diagram illustrating an example of a consultation bulletin board that may be used in the negotiation process of FIG. 5.

The present invention to achieve the above technical problem,

In a method of commerce of electronic components via the Internet, where a buyer computer and a supplier computer are connected to a central computer via the Internet, the central computer provides a website, and the buyer and supplier conduct commerce on the website. When the buyer requests a search for a specific product on the website, various products related to the product for which the search is requested and the suppliers supplying the products appear on the website; (b) when the buyer selects some of the various products, a quotation for the selected products is displayed on the website for each supplier; (c) when the purchaser requests to negotiate with a particular supplier for the commodity for which the quotation has been made, the central computer providing a negotiation request for the commodity for which the quotation has been made; (d) if the buyer enters negotiation terms in the negotiation request, the central computer forwards the negotiation request in which the negotiation conditions are written to the computer of the specific supplier; (e) passing the results of the review of the specific supplier on the goods for which the quotation has been made to the buyer computer; And (f) when the buyer orders the commodity for which the quotation is made, the purchase order written by the buyer is transmitted to the computer of the specific supplier.

Preferably, the buyer can select a plurality of suppliers, wherein when the buyer enters each order in a plurality of negotiation requests, the central computer divides the negotiation requests by suppliers and transmits them to the suppliers. do.

Preferably, the negotiation process of steps (d) and (e) is both communicated to the administrator via e-mail or another window set on the website.

Preferably, the negotiation process of steps (d) and (e) is shown in the consultation board provided on the website, and the negotiation process is shown only to the parties.

Preferably, the central computer shows both the detailed information and the price information of the goods of the supplier to the supplier, but not the price of the goods of other suppliers.

Preferably, the central computer also provides a price information table for the product on the website, and allows the supplier to directly enter the contents of the price information table so that the supplier can provide a large amount of price information at once. May be input, and the supplier may directly manage the price information.

Preferably, the central computer also provides a standard order form on the website to facilitate the purchaser's order creation.

Preferably, if the negotiation terms are not satisfied between the buyer and the supplier in the steps (d) and (e), the terms of (d) and (e) may be used until the negotiation terms are agreed between the buyer and the supplier. Repeat the negotiation process.

According to the present invention, the purchase and sale of electronic components are convenient, and time and cost are saved.

In order to fully understand the present invention, the operational advantages of the present invention, and the objects achieved by the practice of the present invention, reference should be made to the accompanying drawings which illustrate preferred embodiments of the present invention and the contents described in the accompanying drawings.

Hereinafter, exemplary embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Like reference numerals in the drawings denote like elements.

1 is a diagram illustrating a hardware configuration of an electronic component commerce system through the Internet of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 1, a commerce system includes a central computer 111, a supplier computer 131, a purchaser computer 121, and a partner computer 141. The central computer 111 exchanges data with the supplier computer 131, the purchaser computer 121 and the computer 141 of the partner of the management company via the Internet (NT).

The central computer 111 includes a data server 113, a merchant server 114 and a mail server 115. The central computer 111 provides all the environments including the website to facilitate the e-commerce between the buyer and the supplier. All data exchanged between the purchaser computer 121 and the supplier computer 131 through the central computer 111 pass through the firewall device 116. The firewall device 116 provides a worry-free trading activity through a thorough security system, and supports a record management and tracking service for fraud using a high quality security system to protect buyers' trading activities.

The central computer 111 is managed by an administrator.

The bank server 151 and the shipping company server 161 are connected to the merchant server 114 via the Internet. When the buyer and the supplier belong to another country, the merchant server 114 replaces the international payment service between the buyer and the supplier through the bank server 151.

The shipping company server 161 stores all data related to the supplier when the supplier delivers the goods to the buyer, and the manager reviews the data of the shipping company server 161 to manage the delivery smoothly.

FIG. 2 is a diagram showing the software structure of the commerce system shown in FIG. Referring to FIG. 2, the buyer 213, the provider 214, and the manager 215 are connected to a Java server page (JSP) 216 through a web server 211, and store data through a search engine 217. 218 may be accessed.

The web server 219 is provided with an enterprise Java bean (EJB), through which the storage data 218 can be accessed and through the existing adapter 221 through the parser 20, the database of the existing system ( 222).

3 is a diagram illustrating an example of a search screen of the commerce system illustrated in FIG. 1. Referring to FIG. 3, the search menu includes a top menu and a server menu. As a search language, many foreign languages such as Korean, English, Chinese, Japanese, and German may be used.

First, when the buyer selects one of several languages posted on the foreign language selection icon, the top menu and the server menu (Sub-Menu) are displayed in the corresponding language. Top menus include guides, news / services, B2B, search, ordering, technical information and membership. Selecting one from the top menu brings up several submenus corresponding to each top menu. When each sub-menu is selected, the corresponding contents are displayed on the screen, and the user or member can obtain the necessary information or purchase the necessary items through the sub-menu.

The submenu of the guide includes a user guide, a buyer / seller guide, a delivery / payment guide, and an A / S processing system guide.

News / service sub-menus include electronic components including capacitors, new product introductions, buyer / supplier sites, credit checks and additional requests, exchange rate lookup / conversion, price prediction, and electronic catalog production assistants.

B2B's sub-menus include capacitor trading, inventory retrieval, request for quotation, product category, product / sample order, and quality certification.

Search submenus include product search, brand search, part number search, and reorder search.

The sub-menu of the order includes order management guide, order condition change, order history inquiry, order progress status inquiry, return and refund.

Sub-menus of technical information include trends in new capacitor technology, design and manufacturing technical data, exhibition / seminar guidance, electronic component industry trends, techno spaces and bulletin boards.

The submenu of membership registration includes membership registration guide, member information modification, membership registration, and subscription inquiry.

4 is a flowchart illustrating a commerce method of an electronic component through the Internet of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 4, a method of commerce of an electronic component includes first to eleventh steps. The electronic component includes components that enter electronic equipment such as a capacitor, a resistor, a coil, and an integrated circuit device. The purchaser computer 121 and the supplier computer 131 shown in FIG. 1 are connected to the central computer 111 via the Internet NT, and the central computer 111 refers to a commerce system that provides a website. The following describes a commerce method in which a supplier and a supplier conduct commerce on the website.

The first step 411 is a step in which the buyer requests a search for a specific product on the website. On the website, menus are provided by brands, by characteristics, and by part numbers in order to enable the buyer to search various products.

The second step 415 is a step in which the central computer 111 displays on the website various goods related to the goods for which the search is requested and the suppliers supplying the goods. In order for the buyer and the supplier to conduct commerce on the website, they must first be registered as a member of the administrator who manages the central computer 111. Member registration method may be performed through the member registration menu shown in FIG.

The third step 421 is a step in which the buyer selects some of the various products and requests a quotation for them.

In the fourth step 425, when the quotation is requested, the central computer 111 prepares a quotation for each product for which the quotation is requested for each supplier and displays it on the website. The buyer may select a plurality of suppliers wishing to trade at the same time. At this time, the central computer 111 displays the quotations for the plurality of suppliers on the website at the same time.

The fifth step 431 is a step in which the buyer requests negotiation with a specific supplier for the product for which the quotation is made.

The sixth step 435 is a step in which the central computer 111 provides a negotiation request for the product for which the quotation has been created. An example of a negotiation request is shown in FIG. The buyer fills in the necessary part of the negotiation request shown in FIG. 5 and transmits it to the supplier. When the buyer presses the request icon in FIG. 5, the negotiation request is transmitted to the supplier. If you want to modify or delete a specific part of the negotiation request, point the cursor at the specific part and press the delete icon to delete the entry contents of the part indicated by the cursor. In this state, the purchaser can enter other contents in the specific part.

In the fourth step 441, when the purchaser enters negotiation terms in the negotiation request, the central computer 111 delivers the negotiation request in which the negotiation conditions are written to the computer of the specific supplier.

The eighth step 451 is a step in which the supplier reviews the negotiation request and negotiates if necessary. If the review shows that you want to sell the contents of the negotiation request, pressing the Accept icon will deliver the negotiation request to the buyer and complete the transaction with each other. Press the board icon to negotiate with the buyer. An example of a discussion board is shown in FIG. 6. Fill in the required blanks in FIG. 6 and write the negotiations in the following fields and send them to the buyer. Since the purchaser uses the same bulletin board, the buyer and supplier proceed with mutual negotiation through the consultation board. During the negotiation process, the contents of the negotiation request can be modified. If the supplier accepts the final negotiation request, the supplier presses the accept icon. Then, the final negotiation request is transmitted to the buyer.

In the fifth to eighth steps 431, 435, 441 and 451, the negotiation contents between the buyer and the supplier through the consultation bulletin board are all stored in the mail server 115 through e-mail or another window set in the website. Therefore, the manager can recognize the contents of the negotiation and help the negotiation between the buyer and the supplier to be performed well. If the negotiation condition is not satisfied between the buyer and the supplier, the negotiation process of the fifth to eighth steps 431-451 is repeated until the negotiation condition is accepted between the buyer and the supplier. If either of the buyer and the supplier refuse to negotiate, the purchase or sale of the product is not made. The negotiation process is only visible to buyers and suppliers.

A ninth step 455 is a step in which the buyer and supplier decide to purchase / sell the product.

In the tenth step 461, when the buyer orders a product, the central computer 111 delivers the order written by the buyer to the computer of the specific supplier. If the buyer wants to order according to the final negotiation request, pressing the order icon of the negotiation request received from the supplier, the standard order is posted on the website, and the buyer fills in the contents of the standard order and sends it to the supplier. The deal is concluded. In this way, the central computer 111 provides a standard order book to facilitate the purchaser to prepare the order.

The central computer 111 shows all the detailed information and price information of the goods of the supplier to the supplier, but does not show information on the price of goods of other suppliers. The central computer 111 also provides a price information table for the product on the website and allows the supplier to directly enter the contents of the price information table so that the supplier can generate a large amount of price information at once. The supplier may directly manage the price information.

An eleventh step 471 is a step in which the supplier delivers the ordered product to the buyer. At this time, the buyer pays the supplier for the goods through a bank or a card company. In the case where the buyer and the supplier are in other countries, the central computer 111 of FIG. 1 may transfer money instead of through the bank server 151 of FIG. 1.

The transaction details are all stored in the data server (113 of FIG. 1), and when the buyer wants to reorder the electronic components previously traded, the order book stored in the data server can be found and used as it is through the central computer 111. In this case, the negotiation process may be omitted, and the order may be conveniently performed.

The best embodiments have been disclosed in the drawings and the specification. Although specific terms have been used herein, they are used only for the purpose of describing the present invention and are not intended to limit the scope of the invention as defined in the claims or the claims. Therefore, those skilled in the art will understand that various modifications and equivalent other embodiments are possible from this. Therefore, the true technical protection scope of the present invention will be defined by the technical spirit of the appended claims.

As described above, according to the present invention, since the purchase and sale are made through free negotiation between the buyer and the supplier, when a large amount of goods such as electronic components are traded, the purchase and sale may be very active, and the buyer may use a central computer. Purchasing through the website provided by 111, and the supplier can also sell the product through the website, so the commerce is very convenient, and the commerce is made without being restricted by time and space. In addition, in the product search process, there is no need for an inefficient search process through agents or brokers connected to the existing offline, resulting in reduced costs, and members can receive all information about the product in real time, and transactions are transparent. Not only are they technically secure with superior protection, but they can also be protected from fraud by tracking stored transactions.

Claims (8)

In a method of commerce of electronic components through the Internet, where a buyer computer and a supplier computer are connected to a central computer via the Internet, the central computer provides a website, and the buyer and supplier perform commerce on the website. (a) when the buyer requests a search for a specific product on the website, various products related to the product for which the search is requested and the suppliers supplying the products appear on the website; (b) when the buyer selects some of the various products, a quotation for the selected products is displayed on the website for each supplier; (c) when the purchaser requests to negotiate with a particular supplier for the commodity for which the quotation has been made, the central computer providing a negotiation request for the commodity for which the quotation has been made; (d) if the buyer enters negotiation terms in the negotiation request, the central computer forwards the negotiation request in which the negotiation conditions are written to the computer of the specific supplier; (e) passing the results of the review of the specific supplier on the goods for which the quotation has been made to the buyer computer; And (f) when the buyer orders the commodity for which the quotation is made, the purchase order written by the buyer is transferred to the computer of the specific supplier. The method of claim 1, wherein the purchaser can select a plurality of suppliers, and when the purchaser writes the contents of each order in a plurality of negotiation requests, the central computer divides the negotiation requests by the suppliers and supplies them to the suppliers. The method of commerce of electronic components through the Internet, characterized in that for transmitting. The electronic component of claim 1, wherein the negotiation process of steps (d) and (e) is all delivered to an administrator who manages the central computer through an e-mail or another window set in the website. Way of commerce. The electronic component via the Internet according to claim 1, wherein the negotiation process of steps (d) and (e) is shown in a discussion board provided on the website, and the negotiation process is shown only to the parties. Way of commerce. The electronic component of claim 1, wherein the central computer shows all the detailed information and price information of the goods of the supplier to the supplier, but does not show information on the price of goods of other suppliers. Way of commerce. 2. The supplier of claim 1, wherein the central computer provides a price information table for the product on the website and allows the supplier to directly enter the contents of the price information table so that the supplier can supply a large amount of price at a time. Information may be input, and the supplier may directly manage the price information. The method of claim 1, wherein the central computer provides a standard order form on the website to facilitate the purchaser to prepare the order form. The method according to claim 1, wherein if the terms of the negotiation between the buyer and the supplier are not satisfied in the steps (d) and (e), the terms (d) and (e) until the terms of the negotiation are accepted between the buyer and the supplier. Method of commerce of electronic components through the Internet, characterized in that for repeating the negotiation process.