Appeal No. 2005-0823 Application No. 10/300,895 Page 21 but that, according to Tom Murphy, IATA Managing Director- Distribution Services, "KPMG said that if you shrink it down to six, you can produce substantial economies of scale and reduce operating costs to airlines." Thus, we find from IATA that moving to daily settling of accounts by agents can come as a result of consolidation of IATA's BSP functions. From the airlines alleging that ARC would soon be enhanced to move the world to daily reporting, we find that artisans were aware of having daily reporting and were aware that daily reporting could be implemented at any time. Although IATA does not disclose any implementation of daily reporting, it is clear that daily reporting, instead of the current weekly reporting, was known to artisans. Thus, although IATA does not disclose daily reporting being implemented at the time of the article, we find that an artisan would have considered daily reporting to have been obvious. In addition, from the disclosure of ARC enhancing IAR, we find that an artisan would have been motivated to enhance the IAR of Section 10 of IAH. Turning to Cogswell, we make the following findings of fact: "Streamlining. IAR is designed to simplify the tedious once-a-week *ARC* reporting process for agents."Page: Previous 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007