Integrated inventory management and point of sale systems for jersey networks/ Sheriena Mae Banzil, Neil Aldren Jungayo, Mark Joshel Mendoza, Mark Louie Navarro, Clauriz Keith Ashley Sanico .--

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Banzil, Sheriena Mae [author ]

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TextPublication details: Manila: Technological University of the Philippines, 2024.Description: x, 155pages: 29cm. +1 CD-ROM (4 3/4in.)Content type:

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Dissertation note: College of Science .-- Bachelor of Science in Information Systems: Technological University of the Philippines, 2024. Summary: This study developed an integrated inventory management and point of sale (POS) system for Jersey Network, a sports apparel business, using technologies like jQuery, JavaScript, Bootstrap, PHP, SQL, HTML, CSS, XAMPP, and Sublime Text. The system features a POS system, user accounts for admins and cashiers, dashboards, low stock notifications, sales summaries, purchase invoices, barcode generation, supplier information, revenue tracking, and user management. Guided by use case and entity relationship diagrams and a flowchart, the development focused on automating inventory tracking, sales processing, and reporting to enhance operational efficiency and reduce manual errors. Testing confirmed the system's reliability in adding, deleting, and editing inventory items, accurate barcode scanning, and prompt search results. Evaluators rated the system as "Highly Acceptable" in functional suitability and reliability based on ISO 25010 criteria. Key features include barcode generation, detailed stock reports, sales summaries, user-specific dashboards, invoicing, product search, batch barcode generation, transaction tracking, collections monitoring, low stock notifications, supplier information, and sales and revenue reports. The successful implementation of this system revolutionizes Jersey Network's inventory processes, setting a benchmark for other sports apparel businesses and providing a foundation for future research on customized inventory management systems.

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College of Science .-- Bachelor of Science in Information Systems: Technological University of the Philippines, 2024.

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This study developed an integrated inventory management and point of sale (POS)
system for Jersey Network, a sports apparel business, using technologies like
jQuery, JavaScript, Bootstrap, PHP, SQL, HTML, CSS, XAMPP, and Sublime
Text. The system features a POS system, user accounts for admins and cashiers,
dashboards, low stock notifications, sales summaries, purchase invoices, barcode
generation, supplier information, revenue tracking, and user management. Guided
by use case and entity relationship diagrams and a flowchart, the development
focused on automating inventory tracking, sales processing, and reporting to
enhance operational efficiency and reduce manual errors. Testing confirmed the
system's reliability in adding, deleting, and editing inventory items, accurate
barcode scanning, and prompt search results. Evaluators rated the system as
"Highly Acceptable" in functional suitability and reliability based on ISO 25010
criteria. Key features include barcode generation, detailed stock reports, sales
summaries, user-specific dashboards, invoicing, product search, batch barcode
generation, transaction tracking, collections monitoring, low stock notifications,
supplier information, and sales and revenue reports. The successful implementation
of this system revolutionizes Jersey Network's inventory processes, setting a
benchmark for other sports apparel businesses and providing a foundation for future
research on customized inventory management systems.

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