e-Pharmacy

Neoh , Soo Chen (2004) e-Pharmacy. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

e-Pharmacy is a web based application developed not only to cater the growing needs of Malaysians but also the needs of the emerging pharmaceutical field in the country. Currently, local pharmacies are still utilizing the old-fashioned standalone system in managing their stocks. Standalone system is no longer suitable for the trend today because most businesses have ventured into web based application or e-commerce in order to remain competitive. Thus, e-Pharmacy, which serves as an online inventory application and also information system, is introduced to bring advantage to the local pharmaceutical field. Through e-Pharmacy, pharmacy inventory can be managed effectively and systematically. If a stock quantity is less than the reorder point, stock replenishment is invoked. Stock ordering will also be hassled-free because statistical report for sales and ordering of pharmacy products can be generated. As for customers, they are provided the online service where they can check for the availability of pharmacy products. They are also allowed to view the pharmacy location. In short, ePharmacy will benefit the pharmaceutical employees in the pharmacy headquarter in managing pharmacy product in its branches through a centralized database and also the public. Since the duration given to implement e-Pharmacy is rather short, Rapid Application Methodology (RAD) is used. The stages in RAD include requirements planning, user design, construction and implementation. Unified Modeling Language (UML) comes in handy in modeling the system functionalities and user interactions for e-Pharmacy. For system design, 3-Tiered Architecture is chosen. Lastly, Microsoft Windows environment is selected as the development platform with ASP.NET as the programming language.

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