Jai-Jein Yu

7454367, Nov 18, 2008

Mar 29, 2002

10/109957

Jai-Jein Yu - Fremont CA, US
Catheryne M. Nicholson - San Carlos CA, US
Michael Tsunghsi Yu - San Jose CA, US
Yan Tan - Foster City CA, US
Do Joon Ra - Mountain View CA, US
Michael Zhen Hao Li - San Francisco CA, US
Karen Hsu - Howard CA, US
Piyush Govil - Redwood City CA, US

Siebel Systems, Inc. - San Mateo CA

G06Q 30/00

705 26

A dynamic pricing system and method that enables prices for sellable objects to be dynamically adjusted using pricing factors corresponding to attributes of the sellable objects. Product administrators are enabled to define sellable products and extended attributes for the products, while pricing administrators are enabled to define price lists for the sellable products and extended attributes. Sales representatives build sellable objects, such as quotes, orders, shopping carts, etc, by adding products that customers would like to purchase to the sellable object. Additionally, extended attributes may be selected for all or a portion of the products. Using Static Pricing, an initial or static price is determined for the sellable objects. The static price may then be dynamically adjusted prior to or at the point of a sales transaction or offer using pricing factors corresponding to combinations of various attributes of the sellable object and/or products from which it is built.

7574501, Aug 11, 2009

Sep 25, 2001

09/963292

David Gok Louie - Foster City CA, US
Jai-Jein Yu - Fremont CA, US
Deming Wu - Union City CA, US

Siebel Systems, Inc. - San Mateo CA

G06F 15/173

709224, 709203, 709245, 709246, 707 1

An audit trail system allows a user to configure and view an audit trail of changes that have been made to various types of information that can be accessed by one or more users in a network of computer systems. The various types of information are grouped in business components. A user can select particular business components, and fields within a business component, to be audited. The audit trail shows who has accessed the business component, the operation performed, when the operation was performed, and how the value of at least a portion of the business component was changed. Users can track when operations such as update, create, delete, and copy are performed on the selected business components, as well as track which employee modified a certain field and the data that has been changed. Users can also reconstruct records that existed at a certain point of time. Options to restrict access to audit trails by selected areas of responsibility, positions, and/or employee identifiers, can also be included.

20020152102, Oct 17, 2002

May 25, 2000

09/579336

Karen Brodersen - Redwood City CA, US
Michael Yu - San Jose CA, US
Jai-Jein Yu - Fremont CA, US
Andrzej Mazur - San Jose CA, US
Brian Groves - San Francisco CA, US

G06F017/60

705/007000

System and method for preparing, using, and displaying a state model of a process, as an industrial or business process, as a sequence of discrete steps. The state model defines the behavior of the logical objects making up a process model of the process as (1) a set of permitted states and (2) a set of permitted transitions between the permitted states. The state model is created by selecting a template for the state model, and selecting industrial or business object components for the state model (for example, by using “OOP” methods or other programming paradigms). The user then selects or defines state transitions for the state model, for example, by defining permitted state transitions from a “from state” to a “to state”. The defined or selected state transition rules are identified to State Transition Rule names. That is, state transitions are associated to specific state transition rules, names, and conditions, and the state transition names and state transition rule names are enumerated. The specific state transition rules corresponding to the names are extracted from a database. The extracted states, transitions, and rules define the state machine execution engine. This state machine execution engine is used to process business models.

20070226155, Sep 27, 2007

Mar 29, 2002

10/112417

Jai-Jein Yu - Fremont CA, US
Catheryne Nicholson - San Carlos CA, US
Michael Yu - San Jose CA, US
Yan Tao - Foster City CA, US
Do Ra - Mountain View CA, US
Michael Hao Li - San Francisco CA, US
Karen Hsu - Hayward CA, US
Piyush Govil - Redwood City CA, US

G06F 17/00

705400000

An extended attribute-based pricing system and method that enables users to build sellable objects based on selected products and extended attributes for those products. Product administrators are enabled to define sellable products and extended attributes for the products, while pricing administrators are enabled to define price lists for the sellable products and extended attributes. Sales representatives build sellable objects, such as quotes, orders, shopping carts, etc, by adding products that customers would like to purchase to the sellable object. Additionally, extended attributes may be selected for all or a portion of the products. The extended attributes may be stored in attribute classes, and may be loaded into memory structures to reduce database accesses.