In a 6 month long project, back in 2013, I worked on developing 360Copé -an inventory management platform for hospitals managing aprons. As a Technical Project Manager/ Front-end developer on the project, I was responsible for designing the product and managing the project management.
360Copé
A web app to manage inventory smartly
Type
Individual.
Project Aspects
Business Intelligence, Web Development, Project Management, Front-end implementation
My Role
Requirement Gathering, Ideation, Front-end Web Development, Project Management
Gathered the requirements from client to design a solution and managed project implementation including deployment
Timeline
Dec 2013 - May 2014 (22 weeks)
Project Goal
The hospital administrators had an archaic procedure for inventory tracking and ordering replacements. Not only were they under resourced, they were ill-managed. My client asked for development of a web portal that tracks all inventory. This would be used by hospital administrators and managers to take resourcing decisions.
Deliverables
Deployed the codebase onto client's server and provided support for over a year from deployment.
Web application marketing landing page available here.
Inventory Management System deployed to initial client Kiran XRay
Project Information
It was a Learn-As-You-Go! project. I developed specifications, gantt charts, implemented front-end and deployed the final codebase to client's server. Process sharing is prohibited under the NDA.
This application has features like:
Apron/ inventory tracking
Apron/ inventory inspection
Auto-email notification functionality for higher management
Inventory maintenance and fulfillment automation
Smart dashboard providing bird's-eye view of the inventory
Report generation in multiple formats (including .csv, .pdf, .jpg)
Support for USB barcode scanner for input
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Final Thoughts
This project made me realize the potential of reusable code and modularization of solution. It helped the project to move faster after it was broken into modules and project development was performed incrementally.
The deployment of the project required for me to gain DevOps skills. All-in-all quite a rewarding experience!