WO2006135940A1 - Systeme de gestion de distribution securisee - Google Patents

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WO2006135940A1
WO2006135940A1 PCT/YU2006/000013 YU2006000013W WO2006135940A1 WO 2006135940 A1 WO2006135940 A1 WO 2006135940A1 YU 2006000013 W YU2006000013 W YU 2006000013W WO 2006135940 A1 WO2006135940 A1 WO 2006135940A1
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  • This invention relates to the field of distribution management systems for goods and services, and more particularly their secure versions.
  • State-of-the-art distribution management systems are local in their nature, since they are used within a single warehouse, retail shop or company and manage just one or at most two levels of distribution of goods and services, using sensing devices, print-out devices and specialized computers, usually connected by wired or wireless network to a back-office server.
  • the other distribution levels can be managed by different methods, using other computers and a lot of paper documentation, slowing down data processing, management and decision making.
  • This invention solves the problem of the integration of the distribution management system through all distribution levels, including monitoring by the appropriate government institutions, in order to prevent smuggling, bootlegging, diversion of original goods from the distribution system and infiltration into the distribution system of counterfeited and original goods without payment of customs, tax and excise duties.
  • U.S. Patent Reg. No. 5,038,283 issued Aug. 1991 to J.E. Caveney, facilitate the efficient distribution of goods by transmitting a container packing record obtained by a bar code on an individual container, from a shipping location computer to a computer located at the shipping destination of the container.
  • the business transactions can be tracked via an electronic system disclosed in U.S. Patent Reg. No. 5,638,519 issued Jun. 1997 to J.E. Haluska, that includes a provider computer, at least one receiver computer and a business controller in electrical communication with the provider computer and the at least one receiver computer.
  • a system for determining and accounting for the costs of transactions, particularly shipping goods based on an input device which is located at the shipper's (or other buyer's) premises and a central data processing facility is disclosed in U.S. Patent Reg. No. 5,222,018 issued Jun. 1993 to M.S. Sharpe et al.
  • W.H.M. Sipman et al. performs a transaction between at least one first party and at least one second party based on data network with a secure and trusted transaction server connecting data input/output terminals of the parties.
  • An automatic accounting processor and method disclosed in U.S. Patent Reg. No. 6,058,375 issued May 2000 to J. Park automatically perform an accounting procedure for transaction data on a real time basis.
  • Tracking is the systematic monitoring of the movement of goods from the place of manufacture to the place where all relevant duties have been paid. Tracing is the recreation retrospectively of the route taken by goods through the distribution channel to the point where goods were diverted into the black market. However, even in case of special markings on goods, it takes a few weeks for information to be provided to Customs, Tax and Excise Administration.
  • a system described in U.S. Patent Reg. No. 4,588,881 issued May 1986 to W. Pejas et al. provides monitoring the movement of goods inwards and/or outwards with the aid of characteristic markings, such as a bar code which is scanned by a reading pen connected to a terminal.
  • a merchandise distribution control system disclosed in U.S. Patent Reg. No. 4,340,810 issued JuI. 1982 to M. Glass employs specialized preprinted or real-time printed identification labels and requires no writing by loading or shipping dock personnel.
  • RFID Radio Frequency Identification
  • UPC bar code
  • the embedded chip sends out an identification signal, allowing it to communicate with RFID interrogators distributed along airports, seaports, highways, distribution centers, warehouses, retail stores, and even in the home, thus enabling continuous identification and tracking of goods as they move from one place to another, which might seriously affect consumer privacy.
  • RFID interrogators can be so sensitive to detect presence of all RFID tagged goods in homes and cars during passing by.
  • Smuggling of goods can be defined as the evasion of customs, tax and excise duties or evasion of rules prohibiting the sale of such goods by circumvention of border controls.
  • Wholesale smuggling involves the illegal transportation, usually over long distances, distribution and sale of large consignments of goods.
  • Smuggled goods are offered for retail sale in both formal and informal markets, like: streets, pubs, bars, newsstands, etc.
  • Bootlegging is the legal purchase of goods in one country, illegal transportation, usually over relatively short distances (e.g., between neighboring countries or other nearby jurisdictions), and consumption or resale in another country without payment of customs, tax and excise duties.
  • Counterfeited goods are usually made without quality control, using inferior materials, sometimes even dangerous to human health, by breaching employment and other regulatory standards, often involving storage in inappropriate warehouses, where such goods can be further contaminated. Counterfeiters avoid research and development expenses needed to improve product quality and develop new products, as well as marketing costs by using already established consumer awareness for an original brand. Therefore, retail price of counterfeited goods can be significantly lower than the price of original goods, thus damaging market share for original goods, while the inferior quality significantly damages customers' brand perceptions. Infiltration is the introduction of counterfeited goods and goods that have been diverted from other distribution channels into the particular distribution channel and sold to consumers. Diversion of goods out of the distribution network is used in order to infiltrate the same goods into another market.
  • Fraudulent transactions typically involve several separate buyers, acting as distribution levels between the initial purchase of goods and their disappearance from legitimate distribution network.
  • the simplest mechanism used to make investigation difficult is passing of a consignment through an enormous number of owners in a short time, which obscure links between successive owners and make tracing of the final owner almost impossible.
  • exporters do not have an incentive to under-represent their exports.
  • many countries impose customs, tax and excise duties on goods at the point of import.
  • importers can have a strong incentive to under-report their imports. They may bribe customs officials to misreport quantities and values; they may circumvent the usual customs inspection by entering the country illegally; or they may misrepresent one type of goods as other type of goods subject to lower customs, tax and excise duties.
  • Circumvention of the distribution system usually covers selling goods through unlicensed or unregulated outlets, such as on the street corner, or in an unregulated manner through mail order and/or Internet sales.
  • the distribution network providing the ultimate sale of all goods of a major international manufacturer to consumers at retail worldwide is enormously complex, encompassing hundreds of thousands of retail outlets, as well as thousands of wholesalers, making any reasonable sized control efforts impossible. The same is true even in case of an "open book" recordkeeping regime with detailed information about significant volume customers and other key business partners, which includes: name, location, ownership structure; sales, pricing, shipping, and payment information; customer coding and market destination. Subsequent purchasers should be subject to similar requirements so that authorities can trace goods sales from manufacturer to retailer.
  • An automated ordering system in a retail shop disclosed in U.S.
  • Patent Reg. No. 5,168,445 issued Dec. 1992 to K. Kawashima et al. is based on an average of the past demands and the stock volume of goods.
  • An apparatus disclosed in U.S. Patent Reg. No. 4,737,910 issued Apr. 1988 to R.H. Kimbrow provides monitoring inventory in a business or hospital and an immediate indication of the number of items in such inventory, the number of items needed to be reordered at any time to replenish the inventory to its maximum level, and the critical minimum inventory level necessitating a stock reorder to avoid depletion of stock.
  • a critical requirement for the effort to defeat contraband is a secure distribution network through which goods are manufactured, transported, and sold to consumers in accordance with all applicable fiscal and other requirements.
  • the first object of this invention is to provide novel secure distribution management system, which detects diversion of goods from the distribution channel and infiltration of counterfeited and original goods without payment of customs, tax and excise duties, by generating secure electronic records of both the sale receipt of goods for one distributor and purchasing receipt for the same goods for the next distributor, as a confirmation from both distributors that such transaction actually occurred. All applicable customs, tax and excise duties can be derived from such electronic records by providing government institutions' access to these records.
  • the second object of this invention is to provide an on-line system for collecting and keeping of these electronic records, which have real-time information about all transactions of goods and services, and which performs real-time analysis of that information in order to detect diversion of goods from the distribution channel and infiltration of counterfeited and original goods without payment of customs, tax and excise duties, as well as to plan inspection.
  • the third object of this invention is to provide an off-line system for collecting and keeping of these electronic records, which have periodical (usually daily) information about all transactions of goods and services, and which performs periodical analysis of that information for the same reasons stated in the previous paragraph.
  • the fourth object of this invention is to provide an off-line system for collecting and keeping of these electronic records, sending on-demand information about all transactions of goods and services, and which performs on-demand analysis of that information for the same reasons stated in previous two paragraphs.
  • the fifth object of this invention is to provide novel secure distribution management system, with image reproduction system for the reproduction of a visual advertisement and/or sound reproduction system for the reproduction of a sound advertisement.
  • the sixth object of this invention is to provide novel secure distribution management system, with the addition of other sensing devices, like: a security camera, a microphone, an alarm sensor and a fire detector.
  • FIG. 1 is a block diagram of a typical distribution system.
  • FIG. 2 is a block diagram of one typical distribution channel within single country.
  • FIG. 3 is a block diagram of one typical distribution channel between a plurality of countries.
  • FIG. 4 is a block diagram of a secure distribution management system according to this invention.
  • FlG. 5 is a block diagram of a remote controller with optional secure storage and transmission, printer, goods detector, card reader (POS-EFT), etc.
  • FIG. 6 is a block diagram of a remote controller with optional image reproduction system, sound reproduction system and a sensor for the detection of a passerby.
  • FIG. 7 is a block diagram of a remote controller with optional security camera, a microphone, an alarm sensor and a fire detector.
  • Typical distribution system 1 shown in FIG. 1, comprises a plurality of distribution channels 2, one distributed channel per each distributed good or a service.
  • Typical distribution channel 2 within single country depicted in FIG. 2 starts from a manufacturer and continues through at least one wholesaler, at least one retailer and at least one consumer (each of them named as distributor 4 in further text).
  • Typical distribution channel 2 covering a plurality of countries depicted in FIG. 3, starts from a manufacturer and continues through at least one exporter in the first country, at least one importer in the second country, at least one wholesaler, at least one retailer and at least one consumer (each of them named as distributor in further text).
  • the conversion of state-of-the-art distribution management system into secure distribution management system according to this invention and FIG. 4, is performed by the insertion of at least one remote controller 11 (111, 112, 113, 114, 115, 116) between any two successive distributors in the distribution channel 2, in order to provide the identification of a distributor 4 (although identification of consumers can be omitted in order to protect their privacy), comprising: an identification number of a remote controller (11), a name, an address and a contact information of a seller and a buyer, their tax identification numbers, etc., as well as a type of the transaction between two distributors, comprising: sale, purchase, store, return, a declaration about damaged, destroyed and stolen goods; information about transaction between two distributors comprising: name, EAN code, TJPC code, stock volume, quantity, unit price, total price, customs, tax and excise duties of goods and services, means of the payment, date and time, transaction number, turnover per tax rate, cashier and supervisor code; vehicle related information comprising: driver's name, GPS position
  • a method for the management of at least one distribution channel 2 of the secure distribution management system comprises at least the following steps: providing the transaction information 3 between distributors 4 of at least one distribution channel 2 using at least one remote controller 11; and providing the communication with at least one server 10, which provides an analysis 5 of the transaction information 3.
  • the first method of an analysis 5 of the transaction information 3 is based on the comparison of the sale transaction information received from one distributor with the purchasing transaction information received from the next distributor in the distribution channel. For example, a number of goods sold during the particular transaction must be the same as the number of goods purchased during the same transaction. In reality these numbers do not match, especially for export and import distributors.
  • the second method of an analysis 5 of the transaction information 3 is based on the comparison of the purchasing transaction information received from one distributor with the sold, stored, returned, damaged, destroyed and stolen goods transaction information received from the same distributor. For example, a number of goods purchased by the analyzed distributor must be the same as the sum of the number of goods sold to the next distributor, stored in the warehouse of the analyzed distributor, returned to the previous distributor, declared as damaged, destroyed or stolen goods, etc. In reality these numbers do not match, due to diversion, infiltration and/or theft.
  • the third method of an analysis 5 of the transaction information 3 is based on the comparison of the current transaction information received from one distributor with the previous transaction information received from the same distributor. For example, a number of goods purchased and sold through particular distributor is tracked during time period, in order to find time dependence and predict market behavior in the future. The additional prediction of volumes of particular goods can be made based on an independent assessment of demand in a given market.
  • the fourth method of an analysis 5 of the transaction information 3 is based on the comparison of the transaction information received from one distributor with the transaction information received from the next distributor.
  • a number of goods purchased and sold through one distributor should be proportional to the number of goods purchased and sold through any other distributor having similar business conditions during the same time period, unless particular distributor within one distribution channel 2, make business decisions fundamentally different from decisions made by the other distributors within the same distribution channel, in which case further investigation is needed.
  • large difference between numbers of goods sold through similar retail shops in the same part of a city is clear evidence of a problem.
  • Each of these four methods alone, or some of them combined provides possibility to detect with high probability diverted, counterfeited and original goods without payment of customs, tax and excise duties, as well as to plan inspection based on said detection.
  • the remote controller 11 can immediately send transaction information 3 to the server 10, thus providing an on-line system, which have real-time information about all transactions of goods and services, and which performs real-time analysis 5 of the transaction information 3.
  • the remote controller 11 can also store transaction information 3 before periodically sending it to the server 10, thus providing an off-line system, which have periodical (usually daily) information about all transactions of goods and services, and which performs periodical analysis 5 of the transaction information 3.
  • the remote controller 11 can also store transaction information 3 before sending it on- demand to the server 10, upon receiving a request from the server 10, thus providing an off-line system, which have information about all transactions involving goods and services, and which performs on-demand analysis 5 of the transaction information 3.
  • the remote controller 11 comprises computing means 12 and communication means 13, as in FIG. 5.
  • Computing means 12 are typically realized as: personal computer (PC); personal digital assistant (PDA); mainframe computer; point-of-sale system (POS); electronic cash register; fiscal cash register; fiscal printer; mobile phone; computing part of some communication device; etc.
  • Communication means 13 are typically realized as wired or wireless communication device, for example: cable modem; ISDN modem; dial-up modem; wired network terminal; satellite modem; wireless modem; wireless network terminal; mobile phone; communication part of some communication device; etc. using any suitable communication mechanism, like: GSM/GPRS/UMTS; 802.11 wireless LAN; dial-up; etc.
  • the transaction information 3 can be stored in secure storage means 14 for further reading, checking and transmission, typically made using: PROM; EPROM; OTPROM; FLASH memory or EEPROM with a circuit for the erasure prevention; NVRAM; SRAM with a backup battery; DRAM with a controller and a backup battery; harddisk with access control; write once read many (WORM) optical disc (CD-R, DVD+R, DVD-R, ...); etc., in order to prevent counterfeiting of data.
  • PROM PROM
  • EPROM EPROM
  • OTPROM FLASH memory or EEPROM with a circuit for the erasure prevention
  • NVRAM SRAM with a backup battery
  • DRAM with a controller and a backup battery
  • harddisk with access control write once read many (WORM) optical disc (CD-R, DVD+R, DVD-R, ...); etc., in order to prevent counterfeiting of data.
  • the transaction information 3 can be stored and/or transmitted encrypted by encryption means 15 using any suitable method, like: Rivest Shamir Adelman (RSA); Data Encryption Standard (DES); Triple-Pass DES (EDE); Triple DES (3DES); RC2; RC4; RC6; Rijndmael alias Advanced Encryption Standard (AES); International Data Encryption Algorithm (DDEA); Diffie-Hellman; El Gamal; Blowf ⁇ sh; One-time-pad; Substitution; Permutation; and Garbage-in-between; etc.
  • RSA Rivest Shamir Adelman
  • DES Data Encryption Standard
  • EDE Triple-Pass DES
  • Triple DES Triple DES
  • the authenticity of the transaction information 3 can be generated and checked by authentication means 16 using any suitable method, like: Message Digest (MD5); Secure Hash Algorithm (SHA); Keyed Hash Message Authentication Code (HMAC); Direct
  • the transaction information 3 can be inserted into any communication protocol by protocol means 17 using any suitable method, like: Pretty Good Privacy (PGP); Secure Shell (SSH); Security Socket Layer (SSL); Transport Layer Security (TSL); IP Security (ffsec); HyperText Transmission Protocol (HTTP); File Transfer Protocol (FTP); Secure HyperText Transmission Protocol (SHTTP); Secure File Transfer Protocol (SFTP); Secure Electronic Transaction (SET); etc.
  • PGP Pretty Good Privacy
  • SSH Secure Shell
  • SSL Security Socket Layer
  • TSL Transport Layer Security
  • IP Security ffsec
  • HTTP HyperText Transmission Protocol
  • FTP File Transfer Protocol
  • SHTTP Secure HyperText Transmission Protocol
  • SFTP Secure File Transfer Protocol
  • SET Secure Electronic Transaction
  • the remote controller 11 of FIG. 5 can also optionally print sale and purchasing receipt comprising selected parts of a transaction information 3 by printing means 18, using any printer, like: a laser jet printer; an ink jet printer; a thermal printer; a matrix printer; an invoice printer; an electronic cash register; a fiscal cash register; a fiscal printer; etc.
  • the remote controller 11 can also optionally count and identify goods by goods detector device 19, using any suitable input device, like: a keyboard; a bar-code reader; a laser scanner; a magnetic stripe reader; an optical character recognition apparatus (OCRA); a machine vision camera; an RFID interrogator; etc.
  • a keyboard like: a keyboard; a bar-code reader; a laser scanner; a magnetic stripe reader; an optical character recognition apparatus (OCRA); a machine vision camera; an RFID interrogator; etc.
  • OCRA optical character recognition apparatus
  • the remote controller 11 can also optionally exchange information between at least one card reader (POS-EFT) 20, which enables reading of magnetic stripe card and contact or contactless smart card, and the appropriate server 10 (card processing company's server, distributor's server, etc.).
  • POS-EFT card reader
  • server 10 card processing company's server, distributor's server, etc.
  • the remote controller 11 of FIG. 6 can optionally receive visual advertisement 22, usually in the form of the compressed image or video signal from the appropriate server 10 (advertising agency's server, distributor's server, etc.), decompressing and reproducing it by appropriate image reproduction device 21, comprising at least one display 23, made with any suitable technology, like: a liquid crystal display (LCD); a light emitting diode display (LED); an organic polymer display (OLED); a plasma display (PDP); an electronic ink display (e-INK); an electroluminescent display (EL); a vacuum fluorescent display (VFD); a field emission display (FED); a liquid crystal on silicon display (LCOS); a digital micromirror device display (DMD); a cathode ray tube display (CRT); etc.
  • a liquid crystal display LCD
  • LED light emitting diode display
  • OLED organic polymer display
  • PDP plasma display
  • EL electroluminescent display
  • VFD vacuum fluorescent display
  • FED field emission display
  • LCOS
  • the remote controller 11 of FIG. 6 can optionally receive sound advertisement 25, usually in the form of the compressed audio signal from the appropriate server 10 (advertising agency's server, distributor's server, etc.), decompress it and reproducing it by an appropriate sound reproduction device 24, which comprises at least one loudspeaker 26, made with any technology, like: an electrodynamic loudspeaker; an electrostatic loudspeaker; a flat panel loudspeaker (NXT); an inflated membrane loudspeaker; etc.
  • the remote controller 11 can also detect a presence of a passerby using sensor for the detection of a passerby 27, like: an ultrasound sensor; an infrared sensor; an optical sensor; a floor pressure sensor; etc. and reproduce sound advertisement 25 only during the presence of a passerby, while playing music or any radio station otherwise.
  • the remote controller 11 of FIG. 7 can optionally accept data from any other additional sensor 28, which detects physical values at the location of the remote controller 11.
  • the remote controller 11 can send selected or all frames from a security camera 29, usually in the form of the compressed image or video signal to the appropriate server 10 (security company's server, distributor's server, etc.), which will store it and/or decompress it for analysis and viewing, in order to detect possible intrusion and send security team to the location of the security camera 29.
  • a microphone 30 can optionally send selected or all information from a microphone 30, usually in the form of compressed audio to the appropriate server 10 (security company's server, distributor's server, etc.), which will store them and/or decompress them for analysis and listening, in order to detect possible intrusion and send security team to the location of the microphone 30.
  • server 10 security company's server, distributor's server, etc.
  • the remote controller 11 of FIG. 7 can optionally send selected or all information from an alarm sensor 31, usually in the form of raw data to the appropriate server 10 (security company's server, distributor's server, etc.), which will store them and immediately analyze them, in order to detect possible intrusion and send security team to the location of the alarm sensor 31.
  • the appropriate server 10 security company's server, distributor's server, etc.
  • the remote controller 11 of FIG. 7 can optionally send selected or all information from a fire detector 32, usually in the form of the raw data to the appropriate server 10 (fire brigade's server, distributor's server, etc.), which will store them and immediately analyze them, in order to detect fire and send firemen to the location of the fire detector 32.
  • a fire detector 32 usually in the form of the raw data
  • server 10 fire brigade's server, distributor's server, etc.

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Ce nouveau système de gestion de distribution sécurisée, associé à un procédé de gestion d'au moins un canal de distribution, comprend un contrôleur à distance fournissant une information de transaction entre des distributeurs successifs et une communication avec un serveur, analysant l'information afin de détecter des différences de marchandises du canal de distribution et l'infiltration de contrefaçons et de marchandises originales non payées par les clients, les taxes et les droits de consommation dans le canal de distribution. Tous les droits de consommation, les taxes et les droits de douane applicables peuvent être déduits de l'information de transaction accessible aux institutions gouvernementales en temps réel, périodiquement et sur demande. Ce système peut aussi servir comme support de publicité dynamique et comme interface pour d'autres dispositifs et actionneurs de détection, notamment une caméra de sécurité, un microphone, un capteur d'alarme et un détecteur de feu.
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