Sales Order System

Chua, Honey EE Sin (2004) Sales Order System. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

This thesis includes eight chapters for the PSM about the Sales Order System. The purpose of the Sales Order System is developing an application for Daimo Furniture Company to manage the staffs, products, customers and sales order information. The system will be use to replace the current manual system that can't function systematic and efficiency. The current system problems had been specified. Daimo Furniture Company currently uses the manual system to manage the customer's sales order and bring a lot ofburden to staffs. This make the staffs spend more times to manage the things. Beside that, this is not systematic and can't provide the efficiency services for the customers. In addition, the security level is low; the sensitive data can be broken anytime. The important ofliterature about the project can know more about the current system functionality and the requirements of its. The related information and ideas can found through the literature and research by several sources. The case studies help to understand what the client needs. The methodology that use for the project is Incremental Model. This model had been chosen because this model had several advantages. Further more, this model consist of a series of stages or increments. The scope of project is to create a Sales Order System that can lighten burden of the staff of Daimo Furniture Company. Beside that, the system can be manage the sales order more effectively and systematic. This can be save time to manage all the related information about customers, sales and staff details. This project also aims to improve the services that provide to customers.

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