This document discusses two student projects involving information technology systems for inventory management. The first project involved developing an Integrated Sales and Inventory Management System for a company that markets aquatic resources. It analyzed the company's current problems and found that this new system would be cheaper, faster, and more efficient than their existing manual system. The second project involved creating an Inventory Management System with Reorder Triggered SMS Alerts for a computer sales company. This system automatically sends SMS notifications to users when inventory levels meet specified rules, allowing more flexible management and preventing loss of profits from stockouts. Both systems aimed to improve business processes and operations through automated information systems.
This document discusses two student projects involving information technology systems for inventory management. The first project involved developing an Integrated Sales and Inventory Management System for a company that markets aquatic resources. It analyzed the company's current problems and found that this new system would be cheaper, faster, and more efficient than their existing manual system. The second project involved creating an Inventory Management System with Reorder Triggered SMS Alerts for a computer sales company. This system automatically sends SMS notifications to users when inventory levels meet specified rules, allowing more flexible management and preventing loss of profits from stockouts. Both systems aimed to improve business processes and operations through automated information systems.
This document discusses two student projects involving information technology systems for inventory management. The first project involved developing an Integrated Sales and Inventory Management System for a company that markets aquatic resources. It analyzed the company's current problems and found that this new system would be cheaper, faster, and more efficient than their existing manual system. The second project involved creating an Inventory Management System with Reorder Triggered SMS Alerts for a computer sales company. This system automatically sends SMS notifications to users when inventory levels meet specified rules, allowing more flexible management and preventing loss of profits from stockouts. Both systems aimed to improve business processes and operations through automated information systems.
Business industries encountered many problems in terms with their
business process. Jorona Aquatic Resources and International Trading, Inc. is a company for marketing aquatic resources internationally and in domestic place here in the Philippines. The said company encountered difficulties in rendering quality service, making effective marketing strategies, communication, and security. During the analysis made by the proponents, they encountered issues that slow the processes of business and impede possibly, the rapid growth of income. They found that Integrated Sales and Inventory Management system solved the current problems of the company. They discussed how much the system cost, how it will work, what are the benefits that the company would get if they will apply it and the impacts towards the employees. The project was made for almost three semesters from second semester AY 2008- 2009 to 2009-2010. After all the tests and evaluations, as compared to the manual system and other alternatives that the company used to enhance the company’s business processes, the said system was cheaper, faster, could lessen the human resource, effective, and efficient way in gaining hefty profit. It reduced failure reporting and analysis, and could provide timely and accurate reliability/quality reports. The proponents highly recommended for the enhancement of the system to include online payment, automate the delivery details and transaction recording, and include computations in all accounting transactions.
Inventory Management System
with Reorder Triggered SMS Alert Jay Edward C. Dayday, Mohammad M. Masulot, Charlemagne S. Panes, Jan Benedict O. Pilapil IT 2010
I nventory systems play a vital role in a business setting because it lessens
the time and burden in performing inventory of products. They save businesses from data inconsistencies and more importantly, prevent profit loss. The job of monitoring and recording stocks is considered to be a strenuous activity, by which computer and software come in
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order to alleviate the work. With the advent of different computer
technologies, computer systems driven by human intervention speeds up the process and increase efficiency. Since managing inventories require up-to-date information of stocks status, an automated inventory system has been developed for Blinque Tech Computer Sales. The development of the information system was systematically performed through the approaches offered by the utilized process model and was tested through the test cases formulated. The research results show that when coupled with effective monitoring and an alert feature, the SMS technology, supply of products are in better control. Automatic and immediate notifications will be sent to a user right after conditions are satisfied with the rules specified in the system. This allows flexibility in making decisions such as when to order products from the supplier. It helps ensure the availability of an item just when a customer needs it. This helps the management in being able to monitor products that may be running out of stock and in the long run, helps prevent profit loss. While inventory systems cover a huge function in businesses, it is recommend that achieving improved security, optimum overall system performance, as well as maximum use of the SMS technology be considered.
Laboratory Virtual System
Using Barcode in Validation Paul Mark R. Barsarsa, Sean Lester T. Benitez, Paulique Klaidene J. Ladao, Christopher C. Pelayo, Uzzel Angeline F. Quinco IT 2010
T he study was about analyzing the current Information Technology
infrastructure of the University of the Immaculate Conception Science Laboratory. It sought to find alternative solutions that would allow the personnel and the student assistants to easily track the reports and monitoring of the apparatuses. The proponents used the Spiral model for the guidance on the approaches in carrying out the project and will be developed according to the specific needs of the science
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