| Client Industry Details |
Client is diversified into seven areas of business: securities and cards, commercial printing, publications printing, packaging, industrial materials, electronics, and semiconductor solutions. Client also conducts demand creation activities in pursuit of higher sales of products and services. |
| Revenue Details |
More than 105 Billion Japanese Yen |
| Location |
Tokyo, Japan |
| Employee size |
More than 11000 |
| Problem faced by client |
Client was using a museum management system which was old and was having number of bugs. Number of new functionalities was required by the client. Because of which client decided to enhance the system. |
| Opportunity |
Enhancement of existing system. |
| Client benefits achieved |
› The application now has required functionalities like History management and Article Attributes list management. And it is now a bug free system as all the bugs were removed. |
| Size of Project |
12 Man Months |
| Peak team size |
5 people |
| Duration |
2.5 Months |
| Location |
SBS-Pune |
| Technologies |
Unix, Apache, PostGRE, Java using struts hibernate HTML, JSP, JavaScript and Ajax using YUI. |
| Tools |
Eclipse 3.2. |
This is web based museum management system. This will be used by four levels of users. System Administrator, website administrator (may be same or different than system Administrator), curator and staff. Website administrator has all the rights. Administrator has only rights for one particular museum where he works. Curator has rights other than that of the administrator. He can enter and edit data. Staff can only browse.
Various management activities which are carried out in the museum or art galleries can be done using this system.User can do various actions based on the access rights given to him.
Sharing of articles or antique pieces within various art galleries is possible using this application. |
› Can be used in Museum or art galleries to manage the data.
› Data about the articles is maintained using this application
› User friendly graphical display
› Large amount of data about the articles and antique pieces is stored in the database.
› History of the transactions maintained
› Sharing of the articles within various museums and art galleries is possible |
