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Group 1 developed
The George Washington University
Sports Management System. This
system is designed to provide GW fans with online access to real-time GW
sports scores and statistics. Users
will be able to view detailed player statistics for GW teams and individual
players. The system will allow
users to login and customize their account to display scores and statistics
for their favorite GW teams. Personalized
real-time updates will give all GW sports fans the opportunity to follow
play-by-play action for off-campus games.
For coaches and administrators, the system will provide them with
management reports and statistics on their team’s performance after each
game. The report will provide
coaches with an additional tool to assess/evaluate the strengths and
weaknesses of any GWU athletic team. The
purpose of this system is to increase fan support for all GWU athletic teams
by improving the current GWU sports website and providing fans with a system
that will allow them to follow every GWU competition on or off-campus |
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Group 2 developed
the SwimData Pool Management System, which is an information management tool
that is designed to provide swimming pool data solutions. The system is to
be implemented on-site, at various swimming pools, and should increase the
efficiency and effectiveness of the clients’ data management process. This
is achieved through providing powerful analyses and reports based on the
data that swimming pools are required by law to maintain, as well as
providing flexibility for gathering additional data. The system operates by
having data input directly from a poolside terminal, and is maintained by
Group 2’s system off-site. The system then produces monthly forecasting
reports for staffing, occupancy and supplies and uses this information in
the creation of a web presence, to enable customers and patrons to receive
updates about their pools as they take place. |
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Group 3
developed a web-based appointment scheduling / resource allocation
system for Bermuda Beauty Salon which is a midsize salon/day spa in
Hamilton, Bermuda. Since its inception Bermuda Beauty has been handling its
daily transactions manually. Bermuda Beauty Management System improves the
current scheduling systems at the salon through the implementation of an
online transaction processing system that increases the efficiency of the
processes associated with customer relationship management, appointment
scheduling, and inventory management. The system enables tracking of
customer schedules and payment receipts, along with historical customer
information. It also enables making reservations on-line as well as helping
management tackle the resource scheduling issues faced with the current
method of scheduling. The system improves accessibility to information on
services offered, increases efficiency in customer record keeping, automates
the sales analysis and sales transaction process, simplifies payroll
calculation, improves efficiency of resource allocation, provides reports
for strategic decision making, and increases efficiency in inventory
control. Additionally, the system was designed with Bermuda Beauty in mind
but also as a solution for existing or expanding medium sized salon
facilities to better manage their resources with an information system
solution. |
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Group 4
helped the Restaurant Z,
which due to growth, was interested in
implementing a restaurant management system that would improve common
inefficient communication practices and allow for an increase in the
productivity of resources. Group 4 integrated a Bluetooth wireless network
with the Ethernet wireline network and linked the front of the house, back
of the house and management processes together and allowed for communication
using hand held computers and touch screen interfaces. The interfaces
designed by the group met the requirements for both hand held computers and
touch screen monitors, thus allowing for cross platform consistency and easy
navigation. Most notable about the system was its
implementation of a Bluetooth Personal Area Network and its use of the Red-M
Genos 2.1 Bluetooth management server to handle session mobility and
Bluetooth device address authentication across multiple Bluetooth access
points. Upon implementation, Restaurant Z will be able to better utilize
their staff and capitalize on the information available, in term of
reporting, from the system to provide the customer with a superior
restaurant experience and therefore gain a competitive edge above other
restaurants. |
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Group 5
developed the Green Tea Chinese Restaurant Online Ordering
System to meet a variety of business needs for an
existing chain of six restaurants located in Southern New Hampshire. The
system reduces the amount of paper necessary for
business operations as well as the amount of data loss. The system makes the
process of submitting orders, processing the orders, and keeping track of
financial records more efficient. It also increases the effectiveness of communication among the six restaurant locations as
administrators can access information for each restaurant online.
Additionally, the system was designed to allow for growth since it is
expected that it will increase the customer base and it allows for more
effective marketing as the database stores valuable information about our
customers and their purchases. |
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Group 6
developed the Public Art Works (PAWs)
System, which facilitates the marketing and the sale of original art works
and art products associated with public art projects throughout the United
States. This Internet-based system conducts on-line auctions of original
public art works and enables visitors to browse and purchase art products
derived from those public art works. The system also helps PAWs to manage
its inventory of art products, which it sells on behalf of public art
project sponsors throughout the country. The system serves as a central
market place of art works and art products which (1) makes it easier for
each public art project sponsor to market and sell to customers far beyond
the geographic location of that public art project, and (2) makes it easier
for customers to buy from multiple public art projects in a variety of
locations. The web site has been designed using ColdFusion and connects to
a MySQL back-end database. |