Supermarket Management System (Case Study Area: Sky Supermarket Nagongera Town Council)
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2024
Authors
Wofakale Godfrey
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Busitema University
Abstract
This project looks at the merchandise management sector of the business industry. Utilizing
computers, the internet, and other electronic devices has made managing various tasks. The sky
supermarket current system is inefficient and prone to errors that leads to losses; Therefore,
project is to design and implement an electronic supermarket management system that allows
for the proper management of merchandise details and data in a centralized, organized manner.
It also features an easy-to-use interface so that even users with rudimentary computer
knowledge can easily interact with the system.
This project aims to build a platform that will enable both the user and the administrator to
monitor daily activities related to merchandise operations and management in the supermarket,
such as merchandise record keeping, sales management, revenue and profit computation, and
customer order fulfillment. The specifications for a supermarket merchandise management
system serve as the foundation for its execution. Managing stock levels and order fulfillment
In order to assess the viability and usability of a completed system, this article provides a
sufficient description of the merchandise management system.
The system was implemented using a rapid application development method that used software
and tools like SQL Server, Hypertext Processor Language, Notepad, Visual Studio Code,
XAMPP Server, JavaScript, and UML for modeling.
The main idea is to use extra features for data interpretation when tracking the sales of goods
from customer orders. Multiple products can be added to the system in the database and client-server paradigms.
This supports the targeted small enterprises and permits expansion in the
future.
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Supermarket Management System (Case Study Area: Sky Supermarket Nagongera Town Council). (2024). [Research Report]. Busitema University.