- 3PL: third-party logistics, an organization's use of third-party businesses to outsource elements of its distribution, warehousing, and fulfillment services.
- AOP: Annual operations plan
- ATO: Assemble to order
- ATP: Available-to-promise. A business function to provide a response to customer order inqueries, based on the resource availability.
- ATS: Available to sell.
ATS = (Quantity on Hand) + (Outstanding P.O.s) – (Outstanding Sales) – (Future Sales)
- BTO: Build to order
- COGS: Cost of Goods Sold.
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What is unique about patent search? Cann't I simply do a Google search? Uing Google for searching can expose your entions to Google. For that reason, Google is not a preferred search engine for inventors, if you must use Google, at a minimum, do not use the invention as the search string. There are other search engines which does not track queries, such as duckduckgo.
The following are good references to use for patent and prior-art searchs:
This is part two of the Postman series. This article focuses on API authentications in Postman. The series has the following topics:
- Postman basics
- API authentications (this article)
- Using environments
- GraphQL APIs
This is part three of the Postman series. In this article, we will cover what an environment is, and how it can be used for different scenarios. Here are all the topics in this series:
- Postman basics
- API authentications
- Using environments (this article)
- GraphQL APIs
So far in this series, we have shown how to do API tests with Postman, how to setup API authentications, and how Postman environment can be used to simplify API testing. Most of examples are REST APIs, although many of the features, such as authentication and environment, are also applicable to GraphQL API testing. This article is dedicated to GraphQL API testing.
- Postman basics
- API authentications
- Using environments
- GraphQL APIs (This article)
In today's cloud computing era, APIs are at the center of many applications and services. As a deveoper, tester, system integrator, or even a business user, quite often one may need to test some APIs hosted somewhere. In this document, I will show how Postman, a powerful API design and testing tool for APIs, can be used to test different APIs. We will cover the following topics in a series of articles:
- Postman basics (This article)
- API authentications
- Using environments
- GraphQL APIs
This article provide some guidelines on how to setup a local Python development environment for someone new to Python or Jupyter Notebook. It is not intended to teach anyone how to code Python. Although the information is generally applicable to any OS environment, the examples given will be for Windows.
Although one can directly download and install Python from the official website, this tutorial suggests a different way to install all related Python runtime for both standlone Python script and Jupyter Notebook, by downloading Anaconda. Here are the instructions:
- Navigate to the following URL from a browser window: https://www.anaconda.com/products/individual
- Click on Download and chose the version matches your operating system, save the installer file to a local folder