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Cinema E-Ticketing Self-Service System

In a world of wide-spread technology usage, standing in a queue for half-an-hour or more is what any customer would hate. There really isn't any enjoyment in waiting in a queue for hours on end. Eventually customers become irritable of all that waiting they decide to leave The Cinema E-Ticke...

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Main Author: Radingwana, Maatlou Precious
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS 2007
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spelling my-utp-utpedia.97822017-01-25T09:45:45Z http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/9782/ Cinema E-Ticketing Self-Service System Radingwana, Maatlou Precious T Technology (General) In a world of wide-spread technology usage, standing in a queue for half-an-hour or more is what any customer would hate. There really isn't any enjoyment in waiting in a queue for hours on end. Eventually customers become irritable of all that waiting they decide to leave The Cinema E-Ticketing Self-Service Project commenced in January 2007 and its work was completed in September 2007. The original objective of the project was to investigate and hopefully develop a self-service ecommerce-based system in particular a cinema self service system. The objectives of self-service systems are relative to the kind of self-service system being created. The most common example would include many gas stations, where the customer pumps their own gas rather than have an attendant do it. In this context, the Cinema E-ticketing Self-Service System's specific objectives were relative i.e. to make the system user friendly, to be easily accessible, and to provide movie information and slots also to provide a seating schema for selection. Lastly it should provide a payment process simulation and print a ticket. The Cinema E-ticketing Self Service system will therefore encompass the efficiency of a self-service system. The ticket printing functionality will give more convenience to the user. The methodology includes the procedure identified to implement the system. The waterfall model was used. The model carefully and gradually refines each phase of the system's development lifecycle. These are requirements gathering, analysis, design, development, the testing and maintenance. The report concludes with recommendations such as: There is a need for self-service systems to be developed, to assist staff or workers i.e. to reduce the load of work. Serious consideration must be taken into security issues and providing consumers with some level of security should be a priority. Steps should be taken to encourage better physical design of self-service systems. Instead of designs that repel customers and complex interfaces. Since self service is growing rapidly, everyone should be catered for especially the handicapped. Disabled users, especially the blind should be considered and steps should be taken in future to adapt self-service systems for their use. Encouragement should be given to the development of more self-service systems, which would promote the usage of such systems by the public in order to familiarize society with electronic commerce systems. Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS 2007-07 Final Year Project NonPeerReviewed application/pdf en http://utpedia.utp.edu.my/9782/1/2007%20Bachelor%20-%20Cinema%20E-Ticketing%20Self%20Service%20System.pdf Radingwana, Maatlou Precious (2007) Cinema E-Ticketing Self-Service System. Universiti Teknologi PETRONAS. (Unpublished)
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Cinema E-Ticketing Self-Service System
description In a world of wide-spread technology usage, standing in a queue for half-an-hour or more is what any customer would hate. There really isn't any enjoyment in waiting in a queue for hours on end. Eventually customers become irritable of all that waiting they decide to leave The Cinema E-Ticketing Self-Service Project commenced in January 2007 and its work was completed in September 2007. The original objective of the project was to investigate and hopefully develop a self-service ecommerce-based system in particular a cinema self service system. The objectives of self-service systems are relative to the kind of self-service system being created. The most common example would include many gas stations, where the customer pumps their own gas rather than have an attendant do it. In this context, the Cinema E-ticketing Self-Service System's specific objectives were relative i.e. to make the system user friendly, to be easily accessible, and to provide movie information and slots also to provide a seating schema for selection. Lastly it should provide a payment process simulation and print a ticket. The Cinema E-ticketing Self Service system will therefore encompass the efficiency of a self-service system. The ticket printing functionality will give more convenience to the user. The methodology includes the procedure identified to implement the system. The waterfall model was used. The model carefully and gradually refines each phase of the system's development lifecycle. These are requirements gathering, analysis, design, development, the testing and maintenance. The report concludes with recommendations such as: There is a need for self-service systems to be developed, to assist staff or workers i.e. to reduce the load of work. Serious consideration must be taken into security issues and providing consumers with some level of security should be a priority. Steps should be taken to encourage better physical design of self-service systems. Instead of designs that repel customers and complex interfaces. Since self service is growing rapidly, everyone should be catered for especially the handicapped. Disabled users, especially the blind should be considered and steps should be taken in future to adapt self-service systems for their use. Encouragement should be given to the development of more self-service systems, which would promote the usage of such systems by the public in order to familiarize society with electronic commerce systems.
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