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Title: Grama niladhari support system (GNSS)
Authors: Jayawardana, J.L.D.M
Keywords: Management Information Technology
Issue Date: 2013
Publisher: Faculty of Management and Commerce SEUSL
Abstract: JLDM Jayawardana developed a windows based Grama Niladhari Support System for Mathugama Grama Niladhari Division. The objecttive of this project is to develop an windows based Grama Niladhari Support System. Among the divisions of Sri Lanka, Mathugama G.N division bears significant place. It is a one of very busy divisions in kalutara district. A large number of people come there daily, for some purposes. But all details of division are recording in manually. It is very costly and lime consuming. There are many mistakes of their manual system. They haven't any proper computerize information system about division details of them. To achieve the Aims/Objectives of an Organization or Institute, different groups of people become important in various ways. Proper time management is vital in the use of available limited resources in an optimal manner. There should be Grama Niladhari Support System for anybody to obtain Services they need from the G.N office. A large number of people come to a G.N office a day. However, the G.N office is conventional. Thus, it is unable to produce 100% true information under the available condition. Further, it is very important even if the administrative officer can afford the information about Mathugama division correctly for the smooth functioning of the system.it is very useful to arrange for the relevant parties to receive information on the division, members, about families, permits, property and etc.
Description: Degree of Bachelor of Science in Information Technology for Management Studies
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/685
Appears in Collections:Bachelor's degree

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