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Superstore Inventory Manage
ment System Analysis ProjectSheng Wang
Mengtao Ji
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Contents
BackgroundSponsorBusiness ProblemSystem CapabilitiesProcess DiagramFeasibility Assessment & System e!
uirements
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Background
• "istory # $%ned by obla%
# '()* +irst grocery in Atlantic Canada
# located at ,* Market Street- Antigonis.
• Business # Food/ bakery- dairy- deli- +ro0en +ood- meat- etc1
# 2on#+ood/ Clot.ing- gardening centre- merc.andise- etc1
• Si0e o+ Store
# ,3* employees # obla% ,33) operating income/ 4'35* million
• $rgani0ation Structure & Current In+ormation System
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$rgani0ational Structure
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Current In+ormation System
• IMS• S"M
• "omputer#base$%&ntigonish
Superstore'
• S&( %)ther Superstores'
• *very $epartment +reate pur+haseor$ers
• Warehouse in Montrea sen$s goo$s
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Business Problem
2o independent purc.ase department # 6very departments create orders
# 7are.ouse in Montreal deals %it. orders once a
%eeko% level computer#based system
# Di++erent system +rom ot.er Superstores
2ot e++ective security system # Missing goods
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2e% System Capabilities
"ig.#level connection bet%een local retailstore 8Antigonis. Superstore9 and %are.ouse1
Integrate every products department:s re!uisitionsCreate an integrated purc.asing order16veryday c.ecking reduce missing cases1educe t.e condition out o+ stock to make
t.e inventory available in real time1Conte;t Diagram
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Conte;t Diagram
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Current Purc.ase Process Diagram
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Future Purc.ase Process Diagram
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Feasibilities Assessment
<ec.nical Feasibilitydata conversion
e;perienced employees & consultants
adaptation to actual environment
Cultural Feasibilitylack o+ computer competence
unemployment
esource Feasibilityteam skill level
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<ec.nical e!uirementRequirementnumber
T1
Requirement
title
Data Integration
Requirementtext
Describes that data can be entered once, all users can share thedata
Requirementtype
Technical
Requirement
details andconstraints
Inventory Department enter everyday inventory data to the
system and create everyday inventory report, manager can seethe data.
Manager creates requisition and purchase department can seethe requisition.
urchase department create purchase order and manager andinventory department can see the purchase order date and goodslist.
!arehouse sends goods and inventory departments can seepac"ing list and delivery date.
Revision dateand reversionnumber
11#$#%&1&'ersion 1.&
(riticality Must
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Conclusion
7e design t.e +uture IM system based ont.e current system- and also c.ange some process steps in order to make t.e operation more e++icient1
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