change the following to be literature review and indroduction of ecommerce marketplace internet photofolia by changing the following to its contest The chapter covers the various requirements for a properly functioning hospital system, both functional and non-functional requirements are covered, the different methods of data collection and methodologies developers have used before to development similar softwares.

change the following to be about eccomerce market place internet photofolia the following 1 Data collection Methods Data collection methods are techniques used to obtain information about the hospital management system from the concerned parties who in this case are the Ranen SDA Hospital employees such as Doctors and Nurses. The data collection techniques used by the analyst are virtual Interviews, Questionnaires, Documents & records and Sampling 2.2 Requirements for Developing Hospital Management system According to (Sanjana, 2019) Hospital Management system is used to take data from the patients and store for later use. The main goal of hospital management system is to accurately treat as well as decrease overtime pay. There are various features of a Hospital Management system. Some of the system functions include Registration, Patient check out, Report generation. They’re called functional requirements. They can be classified functional and non-functional requirements. (Sanjana, 2019) Registration Process Adding Patients: Hospital Management system enables staff at the front desk to include new patients to the system. Assigning an ID to the patients: the Hospital Management system enables staff at the front desk to provide unique id for each patient and then add the record sheet of the patient. The patient can utilize the unique ID throughout their stay at the hospital. The Check Out Deleting Patient ID: The staff in the administration section of the ward can delete the patient ID from the system when the patient's checkout from the hospital. Adding to beds available list: The Staff in the administration section of the ward can put the bed empty in the list of beds-available. Report Generation Information of the Patient: The Hospital Management System generates a report on every patient regarding various information like patients name, Phone number, bed number, the doctor's name whom its assigns, ward name, and more. Availability of the Bed: The Hospital Management system also helps in generating reports on the availability of the bed regarding the information like bed number unoccupied or occupied, ward name, and more. Database of SRS: Mandatory Patient Information: Every patient has some necessary data like phone number, their first and last name, personal health number, postal code, country, address, city, 'patient's ID number, etc. Updating information of the Patient: The hospital management system enables users to update the information of the patient as described in the mandatory information included. Non Functional Requirements According to (ProjectInventory, 2019)There are a lot of software requirements specifications included in the non-functional requirements of the Hospital Management System, which contains various process, namely Security, Performance, Maintainability, and Reliability. Security Patient Identification: system needs the patient to recognize herself or himself using the phone. Logon ID:

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Select and review an online shopping website. Using the document analysis technique, browse and analyze the functions of the website. Create a detailed list of functional and non-functional requirements that the system has.Provide additional requirements that might help in improving the system.Using any software/app, create a mobile user interface prototype design of the website based on the requirements you have gathered.

Goals of Project:Increase revenue by 15% in the first six monthsIncrease visitor time on the website by 10% in the first three monthsIncrease customer email collection by 50% in the first 12 monthsExpand online ordering to four third-party delivery platforms in the first three monthsResolve all urgent technical issues reported by customers in the first three monthsDeliverables:Digital photograph collection of food and business locationOnline content archive, including written content and existing graphics/mediaOnline ordering embedded in the landing pageOnline ordering loyalty programAvailable on third-party delivery platforms (e.g., Uber Eats, Postmates, DoorDash, and GrubHub)Staff training on new ordering processScope and Exclusion:In-scope: New design of websiteAdd new photos to websiteAdd rewritten and new content to websiteOnline ordering functionality and payment optionsStaff trainingInformation and content for third-party delivery platformsOut-of-scope: Social media managementRebranding of the company logo and colorsImplementing online chatOnline-only menuBenefits and CostsBenefits: New options for customers to order foodIncrease in sales through this new medium of online orderingPersuade more customers to purchase food with better quality photos and copyIncrease search engine rankings with website improvementsGrow email list from opt-ins to online promotionsIncrease online awareness through third-party delivery platformsCosts: Website designer: $6,500Photographer: $1,000Staff training: $2501 pointI’ve reviewed the charter!4.Question 4As a project manager overseeing the launch of the website redesign, use the strategies outlined in question two and the charter above to write at least five tasks for the project.1 point

change the following to be on eccommerce marketplace internet photofolia ,CHAPTER THREE SYSTEM METHODOLY 3.1 Introduction This chapter focuses on the system methodologies such as research design where the approach used in designing the system, population sampling where we look at the target population for system information 3.2 Research Design 3.2.1 Quantitative Approach The analyst used quantitative approach since the whole project is concerned with understanding human behavior unlike qualitative approach, which is concerned with discovering tasks about social phenomena. This approach assumes a dynamic and negotiated reality unlike the quantitative approach, which assumes a fixed and measurable reality. In the approach, data are collected through participant’s observation and interviews. The data then are analyses by themes from descriptions by the analyst and then are repeated in the language of the analyst. 3.3 Population and Sampling The group targeted by this sampling are the hospital doctors and nurses who’ll provide need information of how the current system works and the constraints. 3.3.1 Sampling Techniques 3.3.1 Random Sampling Random sampling refers to the sampling technique in which each and every item of the population is given an equal opportunity of being included in the sample. This sampling technique was applied to collect information from the doctors who were picked randomly using the lottery method with a sample size of 3. 3.2.2 Purposive Sampling Purposive sampling is a form of non-probability sampling in which researchers rely on their own judgement when choosing members of the population to participate in a survey. This sampling technique was used to collect data from the nurses as they would provide the most needed information about the current system as they interact more with it. The analyst selected nurses based on characteristics as expertise and professional opinions that concern siakago Hospital. The analyst then made his own judgment choosing who ask to participate. This method helped the analyst to understand to know the problem of furniture in the area and the amicable solution to counter the problems in the area. 3.2.3 Systematic Sampling Systematic sampling is type of probability sampling method in which members from a larger population are selected according to a fixed periodic interval. The sampling technique was used to collect data from the patients who visits the hospital for treatment or consultation. The analyst selected patients at regular intervals from sampling frame. The analyst chose a sample size of 25 from a population of 50, select every 50/25=2nd members of the sampling frame. Systematic sampling is often more convenient than simple random sampling, and it is easy to administer. 3.4 Data Collection Methods Various data collection methods were used to ensure that accurate and reliable data was collected to help in developing the proposed system and understanding the require