Material On Site Order Management System (MOSOMS)

Hafiza, Abd Latif (2006) Material On Site Order Management System (MOSOMS). Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

The idea for the MOSOMS project bas been conceptualized following the continuous observation and research on the art of material on site order management as the immense interest drives the concerted effort to study the operations as whole from the back-end right to the front-end. Some of the objectives in developing the computerized management system include finding the net profit of the company, calculating employee wages, generating employee income statement and scheduling job. The system is also designed to be user-friendly and interesting. The scope for this project is to manage the information the material on site order. MOSOMS will be built to replace the manual system in order to achieve an efficient and effective management system. Through MOSOMS, data can be stored securely in the Microsoft Access 2000 database. The Object-Oriented Analysis Design approach is used as the implementation method in this project. Problems with the current manual system will be identified and analyzed in order to provide the suitable solutions. The system is designed according to the user requirements and information gathered during the analysis. Based on these, the system will be developed using the best suitable application. The user feedbacks will be required during the testing phase to ensure that the system meets their requirements. During the implementation phase, system configuration, planning and user training activities will take place. If the system is successful and accepted by users, the system will be used by Daya Serasi Enterprise. However, to ensure its success, continuous system maintenance and corrective actions is important. The strength of this system is it is secure, effective, reduce errors, better data storage as we11 as user-friendly.

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