KR20200046962A - Operation method of business management system and server thereof - Google Patents

Abstract

The present invention relates to an operating method of a business management system which can reduce unnecessary distribution processes. The business management system includes a server communicating with a user device of a supplier, an agent, an importer, a brand, and a consumer. The operating method of the business management system comprises: a step of receiving, by the server, a request for business information from the user device; a step of using article information stored in an article database in response to the business information to analyze an article; a step of using article analysis information to search for an article providing company desired by a user from a member database, searching for an article price of the article providing company from a price database, and referring to an article providing date and time, a quantity of the article, and a unit price of the article to filter article search information; a step of calculating a preliminary cost of the article requested by the user based on the article search information; and a step of using a business information pattern requested or provided by the user to recommend an article providing company to the user.

Description

How the business management system works and its server {OPERATION METHOD OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SYSTEM AND SERVER THEREOF}

The present invention relates to a business management system, and more particularly, to a method of operating the business management system and a server thereof.

1 is a block diagram showing a business flow for purchasing a conventional product. 1, the business flow 100 includes a consumer (consumer, 110), a brand (brand, 120), importers (importers, 131, 132, 133), agents (agents, 141, 142, 143), and Suppliers (suppliers, 151 ~ 159) are involved. The consumer 110 goes to the brand 120 and purchases the necessary items. Here, the brand 120 may be a clothing store, a grocery store, an electronics store, or a large brand that sells them all. Hereinafter, it is assumed that the brand 120 is a clothing store. The consumer 2000 may go to a clothing store and purchase clothing.

The brand 120 may request a plurality of importers 131, 132, and 133 to purchase clothing purchased by the consumer 2000. Here, the importers 131, 132, and 133 may include all intermediate distributors that supply goods to the brand 120 in the process of goods distribution, in addition to those that import goods from overseas. For example, each of the first to third importers 131, 132, and 133 can receive goods from a plurality of agents. For example, the second importer 132 may receive goods from the first to third agents 141, 142, and 143. Each of the first to third agents 141, 142, and 143 can receive goods from a plurality of suppliers.

The first agent 141 may receive goods from the first to third suppliers 151, 152, and 153. Here, the first supplier 151 may be a fabric supplier, the second supplier 152 may be a subsidiary material supplier, and the third supplier 153 may be another supplier. Similarly, the second agent 142 is supplied with goods from the fourth to sixth suppliers 154, 155, and 156, and the third agent 143 is the seventh to ninth suppliers 157, 158, 159 Can be supplied with goods.

In the conventional business flow, since consumers, brands, importers, agents, and suppliers perform business in a vertical relationship, unnecessary distribution processes occur and it is difficult to obtain necessary business information.

The present invention is to solve the above technical problem, the object of the present invention is a business management system capable of sharing business information between consumers, brands, importers, agents, and suppliers and reducing unnecessary distribution processes, and It is to provide a method of operation.

A method of operating a business management system according to an embodiment of the present invention, wherein the business management system includes a server that communicates with a user device of a consumer, brand, importer, agent, and supplier. The method of operating the business management system may include: receiving, by the server, business information from the user device; Analyzing an object using the object information stored in the object DB in response to the business information; Using the object analysis information, search for the object provider desired by the user from the member DB, search for the object price of the object provider from the price DB, and search the object search information by referring to the date and time of the object offer, the amount of the object, and the unit price. Filtering; Calculating a dictionary cost of the object requested by the user based on the object search information; And recommending a product provider to the user by using the business information pattern provided or requested by the user.

As an embodiment, the server may analyze and search the company information and the price information of the additional goods and calculate the dictionary costs when receiving the additional goods request from the user device while calculating the dictionary costs. The server may analyze the business information pattern using artificial intelligence or machine learning techniques. The server provides a business service program to the user device, and the user device can execute the business service program using a user application. The server may further include performing a user authentication procedure for the user device to execute the business service program.

Another aspect of the present invention relates to a server of a business management system, a communication unit for communicating with a user device of a consumer, brand, importer, agent, and supplier; A storage unit including a member DB, a product DB, and a price DB; And it may include a control unit for controlling the operation of the communication unit and the storage unit.

The control unit receives business information from the user device, analyzes an object using object information stored in the object DB in response to the business information, and provides an object provider desired by the user from the member DB using the object analysis information Search for, search for the article price of the article provider from the price DB, filter the article search information by referring to the date and time of the article offer, the amount of the article, and the unit price, and request the article based on the article search information It is possible to calculate the prior cost of, and recommend the product provider to the user using the business information pattern provided or requested by the user.

As an embodiment, by providing a business service program to the user device, the user device may execute the business service program using a user application.

According to an embodiment of the present invention, since a consumer, a brand, an importer, an agent, and a supplier are horizontally connected to each other through a server, information about each other can be easily obtained.

1 is a block diagram showing a business flow for purchasing an object.
2 is a block diagram showing a business flow according to an embodiment of the present invention.
FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a business management system of the business flow illustrated in FIG. 2 as an example.
4 is a block diagram illustrating an example of a method of using the business management system shown in FIG. 3.
FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing the first user device illustrated in FIG. 4 by way of example.
6 is a block diagram showing the server illustrated in FIG. 4 by way of example.
FIG. 7 is a flowchart for exemplarily explaining a member registration and authentication method among the operations of the member information manager shown in FIG. 6.
8 is a flowchart illustrating an example of an operation method of the application manager illustrated in FIG. 6.
FIG. 9 is a flowchart illustrating an exemplary method of operating the business management system illustrated in FIG. 4.
10 to 12 are reference diagrams showing an example of application of the business management system shown in FIG. 4.

Hereinafter, embodiments of the present invention will be described clearly and in detail so that a person having ordinary knowledge in the technical field of the present invention can easily implement the present invention.

2 is a block diagram showing a business flow according to an embodiment of the present invention. Referring to FIG. 2, the business flow 200 includes a consumer 210, a brand 220, an importer group 230, an agent group 240, and a supplier group 250, and a server on the network It can be connected to each other through (201).

The consumer 210 may select and access one brand 220 from among several brands through the server 201. For example, the consumer 210 may select a brand that sells the most necessary items among the various brands. Here, the brand 220 may be a clothing store. The brand 220 may directly obtain information about the agent group 240 or the supplier group 250 as well as the importer group 230 through the server 201. In addition, the brand 220 provides location information, product information, special price, or discount information to the server 201, so that the consumer 210, the importer group 230, the agent group 240, and the supplier group The information needed by 250 can be provided.

The importer group 230 can exchange information between the importers 231, 232, and 233 through the server 201. Each importer 231, 232, 233 can directly obtain information about the agent group 240 or the supplier group 250 through the server 201. In addition, each importer (231, 232, 233) by entering the location information, product information, or import information, etc. to the server 201, the brand 220, the importer group 230, the agent group 240 , It can provide information needed by the supplier group 250.

The agent group 240 may exchange information with the agents 241, 242, and 243, or the brand 220, the importer group 230, or the supplier group 250 through the server 201. Each agent (241, 242, 243) by entering the location information, product information, or distribution information to the server 201, the brand 220, importer group 230, supplier group 250 is required Can provide information.

The supplier group 250 can exchange information with the suppliers 1200, 1520, and 1530, or the brand 220, the importer group 230, or the agent group 240 through the server 201. . Each supplier (251, 252, 253) by entering the location information, product information, factory history, factory views, or production information, etc. in the server 201, the brand 220 or group of importers 230, agents The group 240 may provide information required.

According to the business flow 200 according to an embodiment of the present invention, the consumer 210, the brand 220, the importer group 230, the agent 240, and the supplier group 250 through the server 201 are Since they are horizontally connected to each other, information about each other can be easily obtained.

FIG. 3 is a block diagram illustrating a business management system of the business flow illustrated in FIG. 2 as an example. Referring to FIG. 3, the business management system 1000 includes user devices (1100, 1200) and a server (server, 2000). Here, the user device may be an electronic device such as a brand phone, a tablet PC, a laptop PC, or a desktop PC. The user devices 1100 and 1200 and the server 2000 may communicate by wire or wirelessly.

As shown in FIG. 3, the consumer (see FIG. 2, 210) accesses the server 2000 using the brand phone 1100, thereby allowing the brand 220, the importer group 230, and the agent group 240. , It is possible to obtain information provided by the supplier group 250 or provide purchase information to them. Similarly, the brand (see FIG. 2, 220) may access the server 2000 using a user device, such as a desktop PC or laptop PC, for example. The importer group (see FIG. 2, 230) and the agent group (see FIG. 2, 240) may access the server 2000 using a user device such as, for example, a brand phone. And the supplier group 250 may access the server 2000 using, for example, the brand phone 1200. The brand 220, the importer group 230, the agent group 240, and the supplier group 250 provide their information to the server 2000 using a user device, or information required from the server 2000 Can get

4 is a block diagram illustrating an example of a method of using the business management system shown in FIG. 3. Referring to FIG. 4, the business management system 1000 includes a first user device 1100, a second user device 1200, and a server 2000. The first user device 1100 may be the brand phone of the consumer (see FIG. 2, 210) illustrated in FIG. 3, and the second user device 1200 may be the brand phone of the supplier (see FIG. 2, 250). .

The consumer 1 of the first user device 1100 connects to the server 2000, obtains business information stored in the server 2000, or communicates with the user devices shown in FIG. 3 using a messenger program or the like. can do. In the example of FIG. 4, a consumer (consumer1) may communicate with a supplier of the second user device 1200. That is, the first consumer (consumer1) of FIG. 3 accesses the server 2000 through the first user device 1100 to obtain business information, or business information from the second user device 1200 of the supplier Can be obtained directly.

To this end, the first and second user devices 1100 and 1200 may be connected to each other through a communication network. Further, each of the first and second user devices 1100 and 1200 may be connected to the server 2000 through a communication network. In addition, the first and second user devices 1100 and 1200 may transmit data for business information to the server 2000 or receive data from the server 2000. The first and second user devices 1100 and 1200 may include screen units 1110 and 1210 and driving units 1130 and 1230. The driving units 1130 and 1230 may execute a user application. Consumers and suppliers can use user applications to get business information on the screen or talk to each other. At this time, the business information provided by the consumer can be seen on the screen unit 1210 of the second user device 1200, and the business information provided by the supplier can be seen on the screen unit 1110 of the first user device 1100. . In addition, the consumer can view the business information provided by the server 2000 as the sub screen 1120 of the first user device 1100 and the supplier can view the sub screen 1220 of the second user device 1200. .

4, the first user device 1100 may include a driver 1300 for exchanging business information with the server 2000 or the second user device 1200. In addition, the second user device 1200 may also include a driver 1230. The driving units 1130 and 1230 of the first and second user devices 1100 and 1200 may drive user applications for exchanging and receiving business information. The driving units 1130 and 1230 may include hardware or software for driving a user application. The internal configuration and operating principle of the driving units 1100 and 1220 will be described in more detail with reference to FIG. 5.

4, the server 2000 may include a communication unit 2100, a storage unit 2200, and a control unit 2300. The communication unit 2100 may receive business information or user information from the first and second user devices 1100 and 1200. To this end, the communication unit 2100, for example, 3G module, LTE module, LTE-A module, Wi-Fi module, WiGig (WiGig) module, UWB (Ultra Wide Band) module, or a long-range network, such as a LAN card Interface. In addition, the communication unit 2100 includes a short-range network interface, such as a magnetic secure transmission (MST) module, a Bluetooth module, an NFC module, an RFID module, a ZigBee module, a Z-Wave module, or an infrared module. can do.

The communication unit 2100 may receive user information from the first and second user devices 1100 and 1200. Consumer information may be provided from the first user device 1100, and supplier information may be provided from the second user device 1200. The communication unit 2100 may approve or block the user's membership subscription under the control of the control unit 2300. In addition, the communication unit 2100 may approve, block, or restrict the use of the service according to user information at login. The communication unit 2100 may provide user information to the storage unit 2200.

The storage unit 2200 may store user information of users who use the corresponding service or user information such as membership subscription or service blocking. To this end, the storage unit 2200 may include a nonvolatile memory that does not lose data even when the power is cut off. The storage unit 2200 may be, for example, a flash memory, ROM, RAM, EEROM, EPROM, EEPROM, HDD, or SSD. The storage unit 2200 may include, for example, a file system, a database, or an embedded database.

The control unit 2300 may control each component included in the server 2000 and the operation of the server 2000. The controller 2300 may control a business operation to be connected to a supplier in response to a consumer's business request. The control unit 2300 may control the operation of the server 2000 using user information received from the first or second user devices 1100 and 1200. In addition, the controller 2300 may perform an operation of managing and updating each user information. To this end, the control unit 2300 may include a central processing unit (CPU), a graphics processing unit (GPU), a micro controller unit (MCU), or a microprocessor. It can contain.

The business management system 1000 illustrated in FIG. 4 may provide a business service that connects at least two user devices (for example, 1100 and 1200) among a plurality of user devices connected to the server 2000. The consumer may exchange business information with a vendor that is at least one of users of a plurality of user devices through the server 2000. The server 2000 provides such a business service and may request membership registration from each user. If the user has signed up as a member, you can request to log in. At this time, the server 2000 may store member information or user information of each user in the storage unit 2200. In addition, the server 2000 may approve, prohibit, or restrict membership of each user or login by referring to user information stored in the storage unit 2200.

FIG. 5 is a block diagram showing the first user device illustrated in FIG. 4 by way of example. In FIG. 5, a brand phone is exemplarily shown. Referring to FIG. 5, the first user device 1100 includes a camera unit 1105, a screen unit 1110, a wireless communication unit 1111, an input / output interface unit 1112, an operating system 1113, and a user application 1114. , And the memory 1115. The first user device 1100 may image various business information by taking a picture using the camera unit 1105.

The wireless communication unit 1111 allows the first user device 1100 to be wirelessly connected to the server (see FIG. 4, 2000) or the second user device 1200. Also, the first user device 1100 may exchange data with an external device such as another user device or a server through the wireless communication unit 1111. The wireless Internet unit 1111 may include a wireless Internet module such as a 3G module, an LTE module, an LTE-A module, a Wi-Fi module, and the like.

The input / output interface unit 1112 may be used to input characters, numbers, or the like to the first user device 1100 or provide content to the user. The input / output interface unit 1112 may be connected to an external input device (eg, a keyboard or an electronic pen) using an internal input device such as an on-screen keyboard or a wired or Bluetooth device. In addition, the input / output interface unit 1112 may be connected to an external output device (for example, a monitor or printer) using an internal output device such as the screen unit 1110 or a wired or Bluetooth device. The consumer may input user information such as a user ID or password using the input / output interface unit 1112 when registering or logging in to the user application 1114. In addition, the consumer may provide or receive business information to the server 2000 or the second user device 1200 using the input / output interface 1112.

Operating system 1113 provides an environment in which user applications 1114 can be executed. The user application 1114 is an application program installed and operating on the operating system 1113. The user application 1114 may provide a user interface for setting and managing service use through user membership or login. In addition, the user application 1114 may provide a user interface through which the first user device 1100 connects to the server 2000 or the second user device 1200 to exchange business information. The user application 1114 may transmit and receive data through the operating system 1113 and the input / output interface unit 1112.

The memory 1115 may store information (eg, a user ID or password) of a user using the user application 1114. The memory 1115 may include a volatile memory that loses data when the power is turned off and a nonvolatile memory that stores data. In addition to a password, a program such as a user application 1114 or an operating system 1113 may be stored in the memory 1115.

6 is a block diagram showing the server illustrated in FIG. 4 by way of example. Referring to FIG. 6, the server 2000 includes a communication unit 2100, a storage unit 2200, and a control unit 2300. The server 2000 receives business information from the first or second user devices 1100 and 1200 and automatically databases it, or automatically calculates prices in response to the information request and provides business information to the requested user device can do.

The communication unit 2100 enables communication with the first and second user devices 1100 and 1200. The communication unit 2100 includes code division multiple access (CDMA), global system for mobile communication (GSM), wideband CDMA (WCDMA), CDMA-2000, time division multiple access (TDMA), long term evolution (LTE), and worldwide (Wimax). It can support wired / wireless communication such as interoperability for microwave access (WLAN), wireless LAN (WLAN), ultrawide band (UWB), bluetooth (Bluetooth), wireless display (WI-DI), Internet, and LAN.

The communication unit 2100 may include an input unit 2110 and an output unit 2120. The input unit 2110 receives business information data including user information, product information, price information, and the like from the first or second user devices 1100 and 1200 and transmits the information to the storage unit 2200 or the control unit 2300. have. When there is a request for business information from the first or second user devices 1100 and 1200, business information may be directly obtained from the storage unit 2200 or business information may be calculated through the control unit 2300 and provided to the user. have.

The storage unit 2200 stores business information data received from the input unit 2110, and may include a member DB 2210, a product DB 2220, and a price DB 2230. The member DB 2210 may store a member ID, name, social security number, user device ID, and contact information. The object DB 2220 may store an object ID, an object type, an object amount, a manufacturing year, and a production method. The price DB 2230 may store the date and time of pricing, raw material prices, subsidiary prices, other subsidiary prices, and processing costs. The present invention can provide business information such as an object or a price to a user using the server 2000 by using the price DB 2230.

The control unit 2300 may include a processor 2310, an application manager 2320, a member information manager 2330, an object information manager 2340, and a price information manager 2350. The control unit 2300 may be implemented by hardware or software. For example, the processor 2310 may be implemented in hardware, and the application manager 2320, member information manager 2330, product information manager 2340, and price information manager 2350 may be implemented by algorithms or software. .

The processor 2310 may control the overall operation of the server 2200. For example, the processor 2310 accesses the member DB 2210 of the storage unit 2200, the object DB 2220, and the price DB 2230, and the member information manager 2330 and the object information manager (2340), and by executing the algorithm or program command constituting the price information manager 2350, it is possible to drive the control unit 2300. In addition, the processor 2310 may include controllers, interfaces, graphic engines, and the like, which control various components of the server 2000. The processor 2310 may be provided in a form of a system-on-chip (SoC), an application specific integrated circuit (ASIC), or a field programmable gate array (FPGA).

The application manager 2320 may provide or install user applications to the first and second user devices 1100 and 1200. The application manager 2320 may execute a business service program through the first and second user devices 1100 and 1200 on which user applications are installed. For example, the application manager 2320 may receive business information or provide business information from the second user device 1200 through the first user device 1100.

The member information manager 2330 may access the member DB 2210 of the storage unit 2200 and manage member information. When a new member is registered through the first user device 1100, the member information manager 2330 may grant the ID of the new member and store the new member ID and name in the member DB 2210. The member information manager 2330 may update member information stored in the member DB 2210 when information of an existing member is changed.

The member information manager 2330 may provide a means to conduct an online meeting for smooth communication between users or companies accessing the server 2000. The member information manager 2330 may provide an online meeting between a user and a company recommended by the goods information manager 2340. As described with reference to FIG. 4, the consumer may access the server 2000 and have a meeting with a supplier using a messenger program provided by the first user device 1100. At this time, the business information provided by the consumer may be displayed on the screen unit 1210 of the second user device 1200, and the supplier information may be displayed on the screen unit 1110 of the first user device 1100. In addition, the business information provided from the consumer may be viewed as the auxiliary screen 1120 of the first user device 1100, and the supplier may be viewed as the auxiliary screen 1220 of the second user device 1200.

The object information manager 2340 may access the object DB 2220 of the storage unit 2200 and manage the object information. The article information manager 2340 may store supplier information, product information, price information, and the like in the article DB 2220 when the article information is input through user devices (eg, 1100 and 1200). The article information manager 2340 may update article information stored in the article DB 2220 when the existing article information is changed.

The article information manager 2340, when there is a business information request from the first or second user device 1100, 1200, from the article DB 2220 of the storage unit 2200, the country of production, the product, the production scale, production You can analyze things by material, price, etc. The object information manager 2340 uses the object analysis information to search for companies that provide a product desired by the user from the member DB 2210 of the storage unit 2200, and retrieves the object price of the object providers from the price DB2230) can do. The article information manager 2340 may filter article search information by referring to the date and time of article offer, the amount of article, and the amount of article, among the searched company information and article price information.

The object information manager 2340 may recommend an optimized object provider to the user by analyzing a business information pattern provided or requested by the user. The object information manager 2340 may analyze a user's business information pattern and build business information using artificial intelligence (AI) or machine learning techniques. The article information manager 2340 may perform an operation such as advertisement exposure using article information provided by the user. The object information manager 2340 may provide business information such as an object provider or object price information desired by the user to the user through the output unit 2120.

The price information manager 2350 may access the price DB 2230 of the storage unit 2200 and manage prices and the like. When the price information is provided through the first and second user devices 1100 and 1200, the price information manager 2350 stores price information in the price DB 2230 and manages price information of a corresponding product supplier You can. The price information manager 2350 may provide the price information stored in the price DB 2230 to the first user device 1100 when a price information request is received from the consumer.

The price information manager 2350 may calculate a dictionary cost of the object requested by the user based on the object information searched by the object information manager 2340. The consumer may additionally need an object while the prior cost is arbitrarily calculated using the first user device 1100. At this time, the consumer may request information about the price of the company and the company that provides the required product by accessing the server 2000. In this case, the price information manager 2350 may receive the optimal company information and the product price information from the product information manager 2340 in response to the consumer's request, and calculate the prior cost of the product requested by the consumer.

FIG. 7 is a flowchart for exemplarily explaining a member registration and authentication method among the operations of the member information manager shown in FIG. 6. The member information manager 2330 of the server 2000 may manage to register as a member through a user authentication procedure.

In step S110, the user may register as a member using the user device 1100. The user may access the server 2000 or register as a member through a user application. The member information manager 2330 may request personal information such as a user's name, date of birth, social security number, telephone number, email address, and the like at the time of membership registration. In addition, the member information manager 2330 may request a card, a payment bank, and the like mainly used by the user in addition to personal information. In addition, the member information manager 2330 may request an object (eg, clothes, cosmetics, etc.) preferred by the user, size, preference, or the like. The user can register as a member by responding to a request provided by the member information manager 2330.

In step S120, the user may perform a user authentication procedure using the user device 1100. The user authentication may be performed by a mechanical method such as simply inputting personal information such as a user name, social security number, or telephone number, or through an authorized authentication method used in a bank. In addition, the user authentication may be performed through biometric authentication such as iris or fingerprint or electronic authentication such as mobile phone authentication.

In step S130, it may be determined whether the authentication is successful based on the authentication information input by the user. The member information manager 2330 may determine whether authentication is successful by comparing authentication information input by a user with authentication information stored in the member DB 2210 (for example, authorized authentication). If the user authentication is successful, step S140 may be performed, and if it fails, step S132 may be performed.

In step S132, when authentication is not successful in step S130 (NO), the number of authentication failures may be determined. The member information manager 2330 may determine whether the number of authentication failures of the user has been repeated N times. If the number of authentication failures has not been repeated N times, step S120 is performed. That is, the member information manager 2330 may guide the user to perform the user authentication procedure again. However, if the number of authentication failures has been repeated N times, step S134 is performed.

In step S134, the member information manager 2330 may guide authentication failure. The member information manager 2330 may inform the user that the authentication has failed and terminate the user authentication procedure when the user repeatedly fails the user authentication N times. At this time, the user may request the operator of the server 2000 to perform authentication again.

In step S140, the member information manager 2330 may provide a member ID to the user through the user device 1100. The member ID can be used when using the business service program. Member IDs can be issued in the following order. Referring to the example of FIG. 7, in step S141, the user may access the server 2000 using the user device 1100. In step S142, the member information manager 2330 may request user information. The user may input user information using the user device 1100. In step S143, the user can enter a password. Here, the user information and the password may be the same information as the information entered in the member registration step (S110).

8 is a flowchart illustrating an example of an operation method of the application manager illustrated in FIG. 6. Referring to FIG. 8, the application manager 2320 may provide a user application to the user device 1100 or install a business service program.

In step S210, the application manager 2320 may install an execution program (eg, a business service program) in the user device 1100. The execution program may be stored and installed in the memory unit 1115 of the user device 1100 through a removable storage medium (eg, USB or memory card, etc.) or download from the server 2000. The execution program may include authentication data for authentication of the user device 1100 described in FIG. 7.

In step S220, the application manager 2320 may determine whether the installation of the execution program was successful. If the installation of the execution program has failed (NO), the application manager 2320 may guide the program installation failure (S225). If the program installation is successful (YES), the application manager 2320 may perform step S230.

In step S230, the application manager 2320 may check whether the communication unit 2100, the storage unit 2200, and the control unit 2300 of the server 2000 operate normally. The application manager 2320 may check whether a user can normally use a user application or an execution program (eg, a business service program) provided by the server 2000 using the user device 1100.

In step S231, the application manager 2320 may check the operation of the communication unit 2100 of the server 2000. First, the application manager 2320 may check whether the server 2000 is smoothly connected to the first user device 1100. In addition, the application manager 2320 may check a communication connection with the second user device 1200. That is, it is possible to check whether the communication unit 2100 can receive member information or the like from the first user device 1100 and can receive supplier information or product information from the second user device 1200.

In step S232, the application manager 2320 may check the operation of the storage unit 2200 of the server 2000. The application manager 2320 may check whether the storage unit 2200 normally stores information received from the communication unit 2100 in the member DB 2210, the product DB 2220, and the price DB 2230. That is, user information input from the user device 1100 is stored in the member DB 2210, supplier information, product information, and the like are stored in the article DB 2220, and the supplier provides the price DB 2230. You can check whether price information, etc. are stored.

In step S233, the application manager 2320 may check the operation of the control unit 2300 of the server 2000. The application manager 2320 may check whether the processor 2310 of the control unit 2300 operates normally, and the operations of the member information manager 2330, the goods information manager 2340, and the price information manager 2350. The application manager 2320 may check whether the business service program operates according to a program command.

FIG. 9 is a flowchart illustrating an exemplary method of operating the business management system illustrated in FIG. 4. The business management system 1000 illustrated in FIG. 4 may download a user application using the user devices 1100 and 1200, and perform business or business using a business service program. According to the present invention, by using a business service program, consumers, brands, importers, agents, and suppliers can exchange business information with each other in a horizontal relationship.

In step S310, a business service program may be executed on the user device 1100. The user device 1100 may download a user application from the server 2000 and execute a business service program. When executing the business service program, the user authentication procedure described in FIG. 7 may be performed. In addition, when the business service program is executed, product information or the like registered by the supplier to the server 2000 may be provided to the user device 1100.

In operation S320, the user device 1100 may request business information from the server 2000. In step S330, the server 2000, when there is a business information request from the first or second user device (1100, 1200), the country of production, production, production, stored in the article DB 2220 of the storage unit 2200 You can analyze items using information such as scale, production material, and price.

In step S340, the server 2000 searches for member companies that provide a product desired by the user from the member DB 2210 of the storage unit 2200 by using the object analysis information, and provides the object provider from the price DB 2230 You can search the price of their goods. The controller 2300 may filter the object search information from the searched company information and the object price information by referring to the date and time of providing the object, the amount of the object, and the amount of the object.

In step S350, the server 2000 may calculate the dictionary cost of the object requested by the user, based on the retrieved object information. The user may need additional objects while calculating the dictionary cost using the user device 1100. At this time, the user may access the server 2000 and request information about a company and a company that provides the necessary goods. In this case, the server 2000 may receive the optimal company information and the product price information in response to the user's request, and calculate the prior cost of the product requested by the user.

In step S360, the server 2000 may recommend the optimized product provider to the user by analyzing the business information pattern provided or requested by the user. The object information manager 2340 may analyze a user's business information pattern and build business information using artificial intelligence (AI) or machine learning techniques. The article information manager 2340 may perform an operation such as advertisement exposure using article information provided by the user. The server 2000 may provide business information such as a product provider or a product price information desired by the user to the user through the user output interface unit 2120.

10 to 12 are reference diagrams showing an example of application of the business management system shown in FIG. 4. 10 to 12, a user may enter business information or search for business information through the screen 1110 of the user device 1100.

Referring to FIG. 10, the user can directly input or use FABRIC1 or FABRIC2. You can then enter or search LABELS or ACCESSORIES information. It is also possible to capture and input a photo of a desired object. Referring to FIG. 11, it is possible to obtain product information and price information input in FIG. 10. Besides, you can get various information such as Unit Converter, Stich Search, Production Terms, About Container, Thread Consumption, etc. Referring to FIG. 12, a user may obtain optimal company information and product price information provided by the server 2000 through the user device 1100.

The above are specific embodiments for carrying out the present invention. In addition to the above-described embodiments, the present invention will also include embodiments that can be simply designed or easily changed. In addition, the present invention will also include techniques that can be easily modified and implemented using embodiments. Therefore, the scope of the present invention should not be limited to the above-described embodiments, and should be determined not only by the claims to be described later but also by the claims and equivalents of the present invention.

Claims (7)

A method of operating a business management system comprising a server in communication with a user device of a consumer, brand, importer, agent, and supplier,
Receiving, by the server, business information from the user device;
Analyzing an object using the object information stored in the object DB in response to the business information;
Using the object analysis information, search for the object provider desired by the user from the member DB, search for the object price of the object provider from the price DB, and search the object search information by referring to the date and time of the object offer, the amount of the object, and the unit price. Filtering;
Calculating a dictionary cost of the object requested by the user based on the object search information;
And recommending a product provider to the user using the business information pattern provided or requested by the user. According to claim 1,
The server analyzes and retrieves company information and price information of an additional product and calculates the dictionary cost when the additional product request is received from the user device while calculating the dictionary cost. According to claim 1,
The server is an operation method of analyzing the business information pattern using artificial intelligence or machine learning techniques. According to claim 1,
The server provides a business service program to the user device, and the user device executes the business service program using a user application. The method of claim 4,
The server further comprises the step of causing the user device to perform a user authentication procedure to execute the business service program. In the server of the business management system,
A communication unit for communicating with consumer, brand, importer, agent, and supplier user devices;
A storage unit including a member DB, a product DB, and a price DB; And
It includes a control unit for controlling the operation of the communication unit and the storage unit,
The control unit receives business information from the user device, analyzes an object using object information stored in the object DB in response to the business information, and provides an object provider desired by the user from the member DB using the object analysis information Search for, search for the article price of the article provider from the price DB, filter the article search information by referring to the date and time of article offer, the price of the article, and the unit price of the article, and the article requested by the user based on the article search information A server that calculates a dictionary cost of and recommends an object provider to the user using a business information pattern provided or requested by the user. The method of claim 6,
A server that allows the user device to execute the business service program using a user application by providing a business service program to the user device.

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