ELECTRONIC TRANSMISSION ORDERS

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
BAD BOY FLOWERS Logicool, Inc. 33 Southwest 14th Avenue Boca Raton FL 33486 Electronic transmission of orders for flowers, floral products and gifts via global computer network and telephone;FLOWERS;
EC TRACKER VIDEO NETWORKS, INC. 245 Hembree Park Drive Suite 100 Roswell GA 30076 electronic transmission of orders, of order processing data, and of accounts payable, accounts receivable, scheduling and tracking information relating to such transmissions;
FLORAFAX FLORAFAX INTERNATIONAL, INC. P. O. BOX 45745 4219 S. MEMORIAL DRIVE TULSA OK 74145 electronic transmission of orders for florists;
IEXPEDITER iExpediter 611 South George Street Charles Town WV 25414 electronic transmission of orders for food and other merchandise via computer terminals on a global computer network for use by restaurants, hotels and foodservice vendors;
 

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

    
Technical Examples
  1. A user interface for an electronic trading exchange is provided which allows a remote trader to view in real time bid orders, offer orders, and trades for an item, and optionally one or more sources of contextual data. Individual traders place orders on remote client terminals, and this information is routed to a transaction server. The transaction server receives order information from the remote terminals, matches a bid for an item to an offer for an item responsive to the bid corresponding with the offer, and communicates outstanding bid and offer information, and additional information (such as trades and contextual data) back to the client terminals. Each client terminal displays all of the outstanding bids and offers for an item, allowing the trader to view trends in orders for an item. A priority view is provided in which orders are displayed as tokens at locations corresponding to the values of the orders. The size of the tokens reflects the quantity of the orders. An alternate view positions order icons at a location which reflects the value and quantity of the order. Additionally, contextual data for the item is also displayed to allow the trader to consider as much information as possible while making transaction decisions. A pit panel view is also provided in which traders connected to the pit are represented by icons, and are displayed corresponding to an activity level of the trader.