A MitemView Customer Reference
which would integrate with Panasonic’s Home
Solution Overview
Page and provide very high speed real timeaccess to the Vision System. Peter Schepis,
Industry
a wholly owned operating companyof Matsushita Electric Corporation of
Group Manager of MIS commissioned a technol-
Jersey. MECA is the North American arm of
ogy team to identify and evaluate tools and
Application
architecture which could deliver the project
Electronic Commerce Application forParts and Accessories Ordering
Business Solution
Panasonic, the services sector of the $7.3
Parts and accessory applicationproviding real time pricing, availability
Panasonic needed an application which pro-
and order entry over the worldwide web.
duced product pricing, availability, substitutions
Architecture
and direct purchasing on the internet while
allowing real time access to the data residing on
Business Problem & Objective
the mainframe. In developing this solution,
multiple simultaneous asynchronousnon-blocking sessions to IBM
security of their production mainframe applica-
Panasonic’s web page, “Panasonic Online,”
which operates using Microsoft’s IIS, pub-
Products and Services Technical Objectives
including product promotions, special events,
The Panasonic Electronic Commerce Application
news, customer support, and product cata-
logs. In October 1996, Panasonic Services was
had the following technical requirements:
Microsoft Front Page, HTML generatorMitemWeb 1.0
given the directive by Panasonic Consumer
Electronics to enable consumer purchases of
• Support of a high number of simultaneous,
products over the Internet by April 1997. A
• Support of a multiprocessor server environment
significant constraint in designing a web
based system was the extensive inventory and
• Secure mainframe access using Secure Socket
Layer (SSL) certification which incorporates
Benefits
parts ordering application which resided on an
security software from RSA and certificates
IBM mainframe. These applications provide
inventory information including availability,
substitutions, and pricing. Panasonic felt that
• Coexistence with IIS and Active Server Pages
• Ability to recognize inappropriate host states
it was essential to find a technical solution
and error messages, and report those via email
Panasonic Parts and Accessories Ordering http://www.pasc.panasonic.com
• Execute as a service under NT 4.0• Design easy-to-use Web pages
Panasonic nline
(what’s new ● product catalog ● customer support ● our company)
Panasonic Technics Business Objectives Shopping Basket Contents
• Real time access to parts and accessories
Part Number Description Quantity Comments parts & service
• Simple procedures for fulfilling customer orders
• Rapid implementation (6 months or less)
• Improved customer service through an easy-to
• Reduced customer telephone inquiries• Secure credit card environment over the
The above packing slip sows the availability for the parts you have ordered. To finalize our order, click on the Enter Personal Info button.
You may alos adjust the quantities on your order. If you wish to delete a line, enter a blank quantity or a quantity of 0. Then press the Verify Availability button again to haave the system recheckavailability.
• Enhanced customer exposure to Panasonic’s
If you wish to add mroe parts to your order, click on the Select More Parts button. If you do not wish to place an order at this time, simply leave this page. Enter Personal Info Verify Availability Select More Parts
• Leveraged Panasonic’s huge investment in
existing mainframe based order processing,
Panasonic Technics Technology Evaluation / Selection Parts & Accessories Ordering Architecture
technologies including Salvo from Simware,
Attachmate, and IBM’s Internet Gateway.
Panasonic selected MitemWeb as the technol-
Panasonic Online
All requests in the Parts and Accessories
Ordering System are initiated by a call from
either the Netscape or Microsoft Internet
MitemWeb
Explorer browser. All requests pass through
the Raptor Firewall to the NT 4.0 Web Server.
sockets on the NT server supporting: HTTP
on the Microsoft Internet Information Server
(IIS), MitemWeb, and Secure Socket Layer.
enters shipping and credit card information
which is passed through MitemWeb using
process being used and is controlled by an
Active Server Page (ASP) (see figure 2).
consistency with the city and state entered.
The security layer also insures that all credit
card information is properly encrypted. All
parts & accessories are totaled and one final
Online,” the NT 4.0 Oracle Application Server
check of the mainframe for quantity available
queries a 1.2 million record cross reference file
is performed before committing the transac-
to return to the browser all parts associated
tion. All appropriate sales taxes are calculated
based on the city, state and zip and added to
Panasonic video CamCorder has 987 parts).
The customer then selects one or more parts
verification is processed utilizing a connec-
which are added to their electronic shopping
tion with First USA. If the credit card is
basket. During this interactive process, the
accepted, an invoice is produced (HTML) and
customer may add or delete any part from the
the invoice total including shipping is sent to
the browser with an email address and an 800
Customers have the ability to perform a realtime check on availability at any time. To
accomplish this, the contents of the shopping
center sends a message back to the mainframe
basket are passed through the MitemWeb
in Secaucus, NJ and a settlement record is
For more information
application to determine their status. “This
created and batched to First USA. The funds
process was critical,” said Larry Mason,
are then electronically transferred the follow-
Manager, Systems Support Services. “It was
or visit our home pagehttp://www.mitem.com
important that our customers could checkparts availability immediately rather than to
wait until the end of the process. We neededquick and accurate access to the inventory
Panasonic, Technics & Quasar customers are
now able to purchase parts and accessories
1997 - 1999 MITEM Corporation. All rights
determines whether a part is available, has a
reserved. This document is for informational
new replacement, or is backordered. At that
completed this application in such a short
purposes only. MITEM CORPORATIONMAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR
point, an HTML table is created and passed
period of time without using MitemWeb. We
back to the browser with final parts informa-
MitemServer, MitemWeb are registeredtrademarks of MITEM Corporation. All other
tion including substitutions and expected time
customers have become aware of the technol-
trademarks or registered trademarks are theproperty of their respective owners.
of arrival of backordered parts. Once the part
ogy and are taking advantage of it,” said
selection process is complete, the customer
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