...high-priced medications. Founded by Mr. Mendoza, Mendoza Drugstore was established on March, 2011 in Santa Maria, Bulacan. The company has two employees and one administrator. Although the pharmacy provides cheap but effective medicines to their townsmen, problems arise with the pharmacy performance. The sales and inventory transactions in the store using only calculator has a very slow processing considering they do not have a computerized sales and inventory system yet. The processing of sales and inventory usually begins when a customer buy medicines over the counter. The employee will now perform the sales transaction. After the transaction, receipts should be given to the customers but they still do not have a receipt processing system. On the other hand, the medicines bought by the customers should be automatically reduced in the inventory area. Newly delivered medicines are also processed in the inventory. 1.2 Conceptual Framework Figure 1.0 Conceptual Framework of the Proposed System Figure 1.0 presents the main obstacles of the pharmacy since it settled down to business. From slow point of sale transactions...
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...Sales Introduction The point of sale system is also known by POS or point of service. The point of sale is a (point in which the products are provided to a customer. And customer make payment of these products) process when products are provided to a customer, and payment of these products is received. Although the point of sale system is vary in different situation, but the final outcome of the system remain the same. (Malcolm Tatum, 2010) Point of sale (POS) is a type of software that a store uses to calculate their sales record and operate the cash drawer; it’s a computerized cash drawer. POS system calculates the prices of products and also calculates the change. Whenever any sale process is being done the POS system updates the inventory database. At minimum, POS should be able to handle sales and manage your inventory database. (Jane Harmon, 2010) Point of sales system usually found in supermarkets. The point of sale system contains a checkout counter, bar code generator and scanner, and a cash drawer. Each time whenever any product is scanned the system counts the product price, till all the items are scanned that are selected by the customer, after that system calculate the total cost of all the products that the customer would like to purchase. When customer pays cashier put the amount of money into the system. System calculates the balance that should be returned to the customer. When the payment is done, point of sale system will generate the a receipt and store...
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...REMOVE THIS PAGE OF DIRECTIONS WHEN SUBMITTING PROPOSAL Final Master’s Thesis Proposal Information Systems Graduate Program School of Information Technology Directions For additional information about Master’s Thesis guidelines and deadlines, please visit: http://grad.illinoisstate.edu/thesis/index.shtml. 1. Fill in the requested information and print out the resulting document. Keep all labels and section headings for identification. Be sure to adhere to all guidelines provided, including approximate length of the document. This document is available electronically at http://it.illinoisstate.edu/graduate/advising/forms.shtml. 2. Obtain the signed approval of your committee chair and member(s) on the cover sheet of this document. Also obtain their signatures on the Graduate School’s “Proposal Approval Form for Research Leading to a Master’s Thesis” form found at http://grad.illinoisstate.edu/downloads/ProposalApproval.pdf. 3. Obtain the IT Director’s signature on the “Proposal Approval Form” before submitting the original copy to the Graduate School and attaching a photocopy of it to the front of this proposal. 4. Submit the photocopied “Proposal Approval Form” and this Final Master’s Thesis Proposal to the IT Graduate Advisor according to the following schedule: Fall Registration: April 1 Spring Registration: November 1 Summer Registration: April 1 5. Once your final thesis proposal is approved, you...
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...disadvantages of our system? The current system that we are using is called Fosse. The system was kind of old since it is a DOS system. But the system has some advantages like stable, easy to access, and secure. The system is very stable, and it is rarely to crash. The system is very simple, and most of the time, the front desk needs to type everything into the system like the guest info. The stable system can make sure that guests can check-in when they arrived, and it also won’t lose the important guests information like credit card information. The disadvantage of the system is that it takes a long time for the employee to get trained. Since it is a DOS system, it is very different than the system we use today. The DOS system use F1-F9 to reflect to the page that you want to go. It does not use a mouse. So for the front desk employees, it is hard for them to get used to the system and check the guests in efficiently. How do we find the new system? If we would like to update out check in system, we can do several researched to find out the new system that is right for us. We can do some research about what system does the other hotel use to check in the guests. It might be a good fit for our company too. We can also see what is the software that the hotel software companies try to sell to the hotel. Another way we can do is to do some online research and go through hospitality industry technology magazines as well to see what are the new systems in the hospitality industry...
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...The Pos System In a Restaurant The times of "Marge" taking your request giving the ticket to the short-request cook, taking the client's installment and putting in the trade register are over in for cold hard currency the advanced restaurant business. Marge, and the short-request cook, may even now be there, yet the money register has been supplanted by a Point of Sale framework. The framework still starts with the client's request. The Pos framework track deals are a framework where you can't be undermined in light of the fact that a machine will be figuring your bills. For instance, the waitperson enters the requested things into the machine or by touching the screen. The machine computes the bill including duty. At the point when the client pays the waitperson enters the receipt number and the sum paid. The POS charges the credit or check card or, on account of money, enters the money sum and computes the change. Other than that, the way the planning of nourishment is kind of systemic it is in a totally robotized framework the request shows up on the machine screen back in the sustenance readiness territory. The cook readies the dish and keys that it is done into the machine. In less refined frameworks, the POS framework creates a ticket which is physically given to the nourishment prep staff. Besides the drink site of the restaurant is basic and simple. Case in point, the barkeep is advised through the POS System that beverages have been requested by the client with...
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...Reason for POS system; 1) To overcome stock out problems in inventory control system. 2) To overcome late ordering process and food preparation process – customer ordering 3) To increase business efficiency to handle the increase in demand 4) Monitor sales more closely to help cut down on employee theft. Vendor : IRS Software Sdn Bhd is a Point Of Sales software development company in Malaysia since 2002. We specialize in business IT solutions such as the Point Of Sales System and the F&B System. Why IRS??? SOFTWARE: SOFTWARE FEATURES RM 2500.00 Language - English,Chinese & Malay Order - Table Plan - Combine Bill - Split Bill - Transfer Table - Kitchen Message - Up To 16 Kitchen Printer - Condiment - No Day End Closing Customer - Cash Sales - Print Address Label - Customer Transaction History - Customer Point Management Stock - Stock Re-Order Reminder - Print Barcode Using Barcode Printer Or Normal Printer (Inkjet or Laser) - Promotion Price Setting - 6 Levels Selling Price - Multi UOM (Unit Of Measurement) - Multi Supplier Supplier - Purchase Order - Goods Receive - Print Address Label - Supplier Transaction History Staff - Security Access Level Controls - Commission Calculation - Staff Attendance Message - Send SMS (Via Internet) - Send Email Report - Sales Profit Listing - Sales Analysis Listing - Customer Sales Listing - Top Sales By Item,Sales & Profit - Stock Listing - Inventory...
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...ROOP RUBBER MILLS LTD.(IDC) PLOT NO.20&25, IDC ,MEHRAULI ROAD GURGAON -122001 Phone No.: 0124-4084096 Fax No.: 0124-2327403 Email:- sales@rooppolymers.com Purchase Order (Raw Material & Components) ECC_NO.: AACR7268JXM002 Division.: II Range: IX Vat Tin No: 06651909285 PAN: AACR7268J Vendor Name : 3M INDIA LIMITED (V3-0001) Address : 48-51,ELECTRONICS CITY HOSUR ROAD PO No Amd.No W.E.F. : : : RM213-14/92 0 30/04/13 PO Date Amd. Date : : 30/04/13 31/05/2013 Email : Phone : Yours Ref : mr Fax : Dear Sir, We are glad to issue our Purchase Order for the following item/s. Sl. No. 1 Quot Ref. ITEM Code RRMVITOX0005 Description VITON RUBBER 2181 : Valid Upto Our Contract Person : KARAN SINGH Phone : Email : Process UOM Qty Weight 50.00 As Finished. KG Rate Desc. (Rs)/ Unit (%) Matl / Pros 1471.50 Amount Rs 73,575.00 Amount Rs Seventy-Three Thousand Five Hundred Seventy-Five Only Freight Packing/Forwarding Insurance Delivery Type Excise Remarks Payment Term Paid At Party own expense Nil Urgent Basic Excise Cess Hcess Vat/Cst Surcharge 73575.00 @% 2.00 @% 1.00 @% 0.00 @% 0.00 @% V 0.00 0.00 Dispatch Instruction By Road D.D. CHEQUE As Applicable ADVANCE Grand Total : 73575.00 Remarks For ROOP RUBBER MILLS LTD.(IDC) Checked By ( SURESH SINGH ) ISO Documnet No. -: FMT/PUR/03 Verified By ( SURESH SINGH ) Authorised Signatory ( SURESH SINGH ) Instructions: Any Discrepancy in Order should...
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...Operating Systems Operating system is a software program that operates and manages computer hardware and software components. An operating system can be categorized either as an open source operating system or a closed operating system on the basis of the source code availability for alteration and modification. An operating system that copies the source code into the system when operating installed whereas a closed operating system does not allow viewing, modifying, or updating the source, it only installs the executable files when this operating system is installed into any of the operating systems. Examples of open source operating systems are Linux, UNIX etc., and closed operating systems examples are Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X etc. Open source and closed source operating systems comparison Open-source operating will allow access to the source code by the users and programmers to make alterations. As source code is available in the public he person who has programming skills can read the source code and modify the code or here she can add some advanced functions in the existing operating system which can debug the code. In most cases new versions of the open source operating systems are introduced by the Open Source community programmers that debug the product for a special reason and make your own personalized version of the product. Possibilities in the personalize open-source product are limitless. As open-source product...
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...experience with a virtual operating system. I am currently running Windows 8 on my Asus machine the windows operating system was installed when I purchased my machine. For my Virtual operating system I chose an Ubuntu (64bit) operating system since I had no former experience with it I will be running the operating system on the Oracle VM Box Manager. My first experience with the Virtual Operating system is that I had to go to https://www.virtualbox.org/ to download the files to use to get the program for the virtual operating system. This took some leg work for me because I wanted to make sure that I was doing this correctly I didn’t want to accidently download a virus or something that would hurt my machine or break it so to speak. I consulted http://www.pythian.com and I found that the information there seemed legitimate so I went ahead with the downloading process. When you look on the site for the Oracle VM Box Manager they do include a very detailed manual so I found the correct install for my host which is windows it only took a couple of minutes for it to download. Once downloaded you go through the wizard which is pretty straight forward but I do highly suggest keeping the manual open for a reference so that you are able to know how much RAM to allocate your guest operating system. Once you have your virtual machine named and set up with a virtual hard drive you are ready to install your guest your operating system. Don’t worry there is a wizard for this...
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...in the stability of the POS terminal after the OS upgrade, for the reason that the POS application runs stable on the DOS-system at the time. But, after upgrading the OS and porting the POS application, there is a risk of reducing the stability of the POS application due to bugs in the application (after porting). At the same time the investment costs could be avoided if choosing to remain at the old DOS system. One advantage of upgrading the OS is the fact that the PDAs can become interconnected with other stores or the headquarters. This can increase efficiency as employees will be able to look at the inventory of other stores and search for the products which are sold-out at their own store for instance. Another advantage is that the MS DOS system became obsolete and unsupported as of 2003, which means that the POS terminal will not be compatible with the POS software, and in such manner a change in the OS is inevitable. Therefore, we are in favour of investing in a new OS, and the next question is which OS is the best option. When looking in a short-term view, Linux comes out as the best option, as of €0 license cost and only an annual maintenance fee to be paid. As Zara intends to invest in the OS for long-term period, then UNIX is the best choice for a new OS, in the first place because of the low annual maintenance fee, despite the high license costs. The tables below provide us with the costs necessary for the DOS upgrade of the POS terminals (per store)...
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...Case Supply Chain Management Module 1 Date: October 7th, 2009 Executive Summary My decision is to upgrade the POS terminals used by Zara to ensure the company is current with technology and compatible with the hardware vendor’s machines. January 1st 2004 is the scheduled date the POS terminals will be upgraded and running in all Zara stores around the world. The upgraded POS terminals will include more applications for store managers such as the ability to look up their own inventory balances and the inventory balances of other store locations. This factor alone is considered an advantage by store managers as it will allow each store to look up what they have been selling the most as well as avoid having to canvass the store at the end of each day. Secondly in the event Inditex’s hardware vendor upgrades their machines Zara’s POS terminals will be up to date with current technology. Key Assumptions It is anticipated Inditex’s hardware vendor may update their machines in order to stay current with technology. Inditex has no control over whether or not their hardware vendor will update their machinery therefore it would be wise to stay current with technology to avoid disrupting their largest chain of stores (Zara). Updating the POS terminals is not a guarantee of easing or rather improving current operations, however the statement of issues provided in the next section will elaborate further on why staying...
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...17. Give an example of a recent purchase you made where the purchase of an ongoing relationship with the seller. Discuss what the seller has (or could do better) to strengthen the relationship and increase the odds of you being a loyal customer in the future. I’m a loyal customer of Jimmy Johns restaurant they make gourmet sub sandwiches. I eat a sub almost every week. The restaurant is in a prim location that sits right of the main street that I take to get home from work. Jimmy John’s subs are large and cheap and are made very fast. The restaurant also has a drive through which makes the ordering and purchase of the subs even that much faster. If I’m home and feeling a little lazy I can even order a sub and have it delivered to my house. Jimmy John’s has covered all bases, that’s why I will continue to be a loyal customer. 18. In your own words explain several reasons why a marketing manager should consider international markets when evaluating possible opportunities. International trade is growing around the world and the obstacles of trade are going away. Also with progress in e-commerce, transportation, and communication it has become more affordable and less difficult to reach international customers. Internet exercise page 10 About 20 different manufacturers products are shown on the home page of target.com. I don’t think consumers would be better off if each manufacture sold directly from its own website. Its easier to go to websites like target...
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...GROUP PROJECT Joe & Sugars Cafe: Evaluation of CRM/POS Systems for Implementation Lindsay Crigler, Gracie Flyg Brooke Hewitt, Katie Keeney, and Grace McCrary BA 550 Management Information Systems December 7th, 2014 1 GROUP PROJECT Abstract Advancements in point of sale technologies are making it easier than ever to run a business. Traditional systems complete orders and payments from a standalone terminal, however POS today's POS systems can do multiple useful things. Examples of the POS’ services includes processing credit cards, and using mobile devices to transmit sales data to other software a business already uses. Many POS systems now come with builtin customer relationship management (CRM) features. These advances in technology allow business owners to perform operations like inputting customer information, creating sales reports, and updating customer databases in the cloud with ease. Businesses can save time and money, and grow as a company 2 by using POS data to build solid relationships and deliver the best customer experience possible. This analysis and evaluation of POS & CRM systems is for Joe & Sugars Cafe in La Grande, Oregon. The evaluation will examine the existing system, compare two possibilities of new operating systems, and give a recommendation based on the analysis. GROUP PROJECT Joe & Sugars Cafe is a coffee shop located in La Grande, Oregon on what is called the ...
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...Open and Closed Source Systems Paper POS/355 March 1, 2013 Bhupinder Singh Open and Closed Source Systems Paper GNU GPL (General Public License) defined as the copy left or free licensed software (GNU.org, 2007). When making an invention the creator must have copyrights to protect them from their inventions. No one wants their inventions taken from them. They can loss acknowledgement or worse the royalties not given to them. Copyrights mean the right to copy; generally, it gives the copyright holder many other rights to their software or products. Creators who work hard to make their software or products a reality, they want that accreditation for their works; and they can determine who can take the work and financially benefit for the use it. It is a form of intellectual property; like patent, trademark, and trade secret (copyright.gov, 2012). By contrast, the GNU GPL is freedom of a guarantee to change and share the versions of the programs or software’s (GNU.org, 2007). Most organizations use GNU GPL for their software and it with their authors also that release the work. The licenses are put in place for developer’s freedom and to change and share their work that they develop; this is GNU General Public License. There are steps that are taken to use GNU GLP. (1) assert copyright on the software, and (2) offer you this license giving you legal permission to copy, distribute and/or modify it, and this the developers that uses GNU GLP...
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...Female Pirates Kristina A. Paxton (Shaarda) Excelsior College Women have been held to have particular power over the sea. There is an ancient superstition that women are not good for ships. The contradiction between woman as sea power and woman as a sea jinx is hard to understand. Women pirates however rarely brought bad luck to a ship, they were actually very good luck, and their loss to a ship often brought an end to that ships sailing days. The women that sailed the seas came from all walks of life; there were royals such as Queen Teuta of Illyria who sailed in the 200’s B.C., as well as the Irish seafaring clanswoman, Grace O’Malley, who was practically royalty in that culture in the 1500’s. There were also illegitimate daughters of maids and merchants such as Anne Bonny and Mary Read who sailed the Caribbean in the 1600’s, and finally a Chinese prostitute who controlled one of the most powerful pirate fleets the world has ever seen in the 1800’s. Female pirates were once again seen on the seas recently when a woman pirate named Sister Ping (Ching Chui Ping) smuggled Chinese immigrants to the United States and England was caught and imprisoned in 1990. The Pirate code forbade women from being on board a pirate ship, so women typically dressed and carried themselves as a man in order to become a pirate. These women pirates were truly exceptional in their determination and strength of character to seek their fortune in what was not only a dangerous way of life, but...
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