ENTERPRISE RESOURCE PLANNING
Overview:
This project is based on the ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) concept
where the integration of different departments is the fundamental idea put
across. One organization is the co-ordination of the different departments like
HR (Human Resource), Accounts, Purchase and Inventory etc. Nowadays
every enterprise requires a solution where they can intercommunicate with each
other at the end of the day they can come to a conclusive part which will justify
the process flow in the organization and that will generate filtered data and
the reports which will help the department heads to concentrate more on the
decision making process.
The present solution is being developed using the .NET technology,
which is considered the finest technology to integrate different technologies
and platforms. As far as the future enhancement are concerned the application
is platform and architecture independent and redeployable and reusable. The
project has taken the departmental details in the corresponding modules and has
found integration among other modules.
Hardware
Specifications:
Description
|
Minimum
|
Recommended
|
System type |
IBM
compatible PC
With
1GHz
|
IBM
compatible PC
With
1GHz
|
RAM
|
256MB
|
512
MB
|
Cache
|
256
KB
|
512
KB
|
Storage
|
80
GB
|
120
GB
|
User
Interface
|
Key
Board
|
Compatible
keyboard, mouse
|
Output
media
|
Printer,
Scanner
|
Printer
(For Reports)
|
Software
Specifications:
OS
|
Software
|
Application Server
|
Windows
2000 Server Edition
|
Visual
Studio .net
|
SQL
Server
|
2. System Analysis
2.1 Existing System
Existing
system is working as Windows NT 4.0 intranet network and all the systems are
using the Microsoft VB (Visual Basic) as the front end. Each module (individual)
in the remote system is connected to the main server. The
server is installed with oracle 8i RDBMS. The present solutions are using the
Client-Server Architecture. There is no three-tier architecture as such. So any
requirements changes asked by the company system configuration in terms of the
solution architecture as well the business logic has to be changed from the
ground as well as lot of alterations. The existing system is not compatible in
terms of hardware and software. As the present solution is Microsoft Technology
solution is run able on Microsoft platform only.
2.2
Limitations of Existing System
Existing System
The
system is built using Microsoft technology i.e., Visual Basic and the backend
are Oracle 8i. The system is not configurable to run Unix Servers, as Visual
Basic is not supported by it.
2.3
Proposed System
The
network is built on the Windows 2000 Server platform because of security
reasons. Along with this Windows 2000 operating system we are using SQL server
2000 and the .net technologies. Here we make use of the VB.net with SQL server
with which we can implement three-tier architecture. Using VB.net we can
develop all User Interface application such as form designing, report
designing, etc. SQL Server can be used to store the huge amount of data and has
higher security of data.
2.4
Advantages of the Proposed System
The application is feasible for the economic as well
as the technical advantages it gives. The main advantages are
a) As the solutions are
integrated and developed on the .NET technology, it provides multi
functionalities.
b) The solution is built purely
on the .NET technology using the latest version of Visual Studio 1.1. So the
solution is platform independent and supports different RDBMS packages.
c) The Visual Studio 1.1 based
solution is defined as the solution for the enterprise wide application where
each and every system are integrated on the .NET framework platform for the
smooth communication among different technologies and solutions. The present
scenario in the market requires the enterprise wide solutions where it should
be having the capability of converting itself into web services and for that
the provisions of XML (Extendible Mark Up Language) has been introduced.
d) For the fourth generation
Internet users it is good news that our solution is feasible to deploy on the
Internet.
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