AIR RELEASES

Brand	Owner	Address	Description
KALT	KALT CORPORATION	2036 BRAODWAY SANTA MONICA CA 90404	AIR RELEASES; ANTI-STATIC CLOTHS; BALL SOCKET HEADS; CAMERA BELLOWS; CAMERA CASES AND GADGET BAGS; CAMERA GRIPS; CAMERA CLAMPS; CHANGING BAGS; DEVELOPING TRAYS; TANKS AND REELS; DUPLICATORS; EASELS; ENLARGERS; EXTENSION TUBES; FILM CLIPS; FILM LEADER TEMPLATES; FLASH BRACKETS, GUNS, SHOES, SLAVES AND CORDS; LENS BRUSHES; LENSES AND LENS ACCESSORIES, INCLUDING ADAPTER CASES, LENS CAPS, EXTENDERS, FILTERS, FLANGES, SHADES AND SPANNERS; LEVELS; LIGHT POINTERS; MAGNIFIERS AND ENLARGING FOCUSING MAGNIFIERS; NECK STRAPS; NEGATIVE FILES AND FILE SHEETS THEREFOR; CONTACT PRINTERS; SHOULDER PODS; SLIDE MOUNTS; STRIP, WALLETS; AND TEXTURE SCREENS;PHOTOGRAPHIC AND RELATED PRODUCTS-NAMELY, PRINT TONGS;PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS; LABELS; BLOTTER BOOKS AND PADS; LENS TISSUES IN THE NATURE OF IMPREGNATED PAPER; MODEL RELEASE FORMS-NAMELY, PRE-PRINTED FORMS IN THE NATURE OF A LEGAL DOCUMENT RELEASING THE PHOTOGRAPHER FROM LIABILITY FOR USE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC IMAGE OF THE MODEL; AND TITLE LETTER SETS IN NATURE OF MOVABLE LETTERS USED TO FORM TITLES;SQUEEGEES;PICTURES FRAMES;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

A method and system for resource rationing which employs decision rules for the optimal allocation of supply and capacity over time that satisfy two key requirements (a) being consistent with accepted operational objectives (e.g. low inventory, short lead times, prioritized allocation of supply and capacity) and (b) allowing for the timely computation of a feasible production schedule. The method and system is generally characterized in that it is able to divide each of the priority ranked scheduled releases (Material Requirements Planning (MRP)) into "N" separate and smaller sized scheduled releases where the priority of each of the "N" releases may be equal to the priority of the original release. The "N" separate and smaller sized scheduled releases are sorted according to priority and then used to determine an optimal supply schedule for allocating resources including component supply and assembly capacity.