Management Software

im doing computer science engineering and for my subject of web technology i have to make a project. i need some ideas on what should my project be…i can use JSP,javascript,php,html,flash,css,databases.

i dont need boring topics like Banking system,online shopping,blog,forum,hotel/hosptal/library management
something very different and interesting even if it’s difficult for me

please help me decide on a good idea

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I have deep knowledge and vast experience in working as financial risk manager in a big investment corporation. I want establish a company which will make financial risk management soft wares for small investment companies and banks who can’t afford to develop in-house software. I have prepared the design and content of software program but I don’t know anything about computer programming, so I can’t develop this software myself. I would request the learned members of this site to please guide me in all aspects of formation of a software company for financial risk management software.

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Mar 1Joan also invests her used vehicle into the business. She estimates that its fair value is $15,000. Joan estimates that the vehicle will be useful to the business for four years, at which time its residual value will be $3,000. It will only be used for business purposes.
Mar 1Joan signs a two year lease with Dungaree Property Management for the use of a space for her show room and warehouse storage. The show room represents half the leased area. The lease is effective March 1, 2009. Occupancy will begin immediately, and the amount paid for the lease is $48,000.

Mar 1Joan needs to acquire general liability insurance and protect her inventory. She purchases an insurance policy for the business from RPC Insurance Brokers for $6,000. The term of coverage is March 1, 2009 to February 28, 2010. She hires a security company to monitor the premises after-hours. They will invoice quarterly.

Mar 2Joan purchases a computer system and software for her business. The system costs $12,000, which Joan financed with a two year note payable. Interest on the note will be paid every three months at an annualized interest rate of 9%. Joan estimates that the computer equipment will be useful to the business for five years, at which time its residual value will be $0.

Mar 2Joan purchases used shelving and racks costing $5,000 from BGH Library Services. BGH offers credit terms of 1/15, net 30. Joan estimates this store equipment will be useful to the business for four years, at which time its residual value will be $1000.

Mar 2Joan purchases on account from Grand & Toy $500 of office supplies.

Mar 3Joan purchases on account from a manufacturer 20 desks with hutch bookcases at a cost of $1000 each, 20 oak credenzas at a cost of $400 each, and 40 art prints at $200 each. The manufacturer offers credit terms of 2/10, net 30 to its customers. Joan picks up the inventory from their warehouse in north east Calgary, and transports it to her show
room.

Mar 5Joan purchases on account from another wholesaler 100 sets of the latest anti-glare monitor covers and document stands. These items of inventory had a total cost of $10,000. The wholesaler offers credit terms of 3/5, net 30 to its customers. Joan picks up the inventory from the wholesaler’s warehouse in south east Calgary, and transports it to her show room.
Mar 10Joan records one journal entry for the sales from the first week of business. All of the sales were cash sales, except for a large sale on Mar 9 to Spaces Direct Co. on credit. Cash sales totalled $10,000. The list price of the sale to Spaces Direct Co. is $4,800, but they are given a 10% trade discount. The cost of the inventory sold was $12,000.

Mar 12Joan interviews and hires a salesperson, Cheech Marin, to provide in-store sales. Tim will begin working on Thursday Mar 12, and will work three days a week (Thursday through Saturday) at a salary of $150/day (assume no source deductions). Pay day will be every second Saturday beginning Saturday Mar 21, and will include all days worked up to and including the day of pay.

Mar 14Spaces Direct Co. returns some pieces from the purchase on Mar 9 (wrong colour). Joan issues a credit memo to them for the $1,400 price of the furniture (original cost of $800). They are then placed back on display for resale.

Mar 17Joan records one journal entry for the sales from the second week of business. All of the $18,000 sales were for cash. The cost of the inventory sold was $10,000.

Mar 19Payment is received from Spaces Direct Co. for the final amount owing for the Mar 9 credit sale.

Mar 22Payments are made to Grand & Toy and BGH for the Mar 2 purchases.

Mar 24Joan records one journal entry for the sales from the third week of business. All of the $4,200 sales were for cash. The cost of the inventory sold was $2,400.

Mar 21Cheech is paid his wages for his first two weeks of employment.

Mar 28Joan receives a payment of $2,000 from a local medical centre for wall hangings to be supplied in early May.

Mar 31Joan records one journal entry for the sales from the fourth week of business. All of the sales were cash sales, except for a large sale on Mar 29 to Spaces Direct Co. on credit. Cash sales totalled $5,600. The list price of the sale to Spaces Direct Co. is $2,800, but they are given a 10% trade discount. The cost of the inventory sold was $4,800.

Mar 31Joan withdraws $1,000 cash for her personal use

Additional March 31 adjusting entry information

1.A count of office supplies reveals that $410 of supplies remain in stock.
2.Joan estimates that the security service bill for March will be approximately $350.

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what should i supply them in order to make their work easier…and when i say easier i mean to cooperate well and to make good result?…

one good answer that helped me was this one from H4×0rchix0r

I think you should have:

1) a project management application that all three of you can access and update
2) a test environment – for that, I would recommend virtualization so that it doesn’t interfere with your production environment

for 1 and 2 i still have questions

1)project manager has to do with content management?and if not then what is the difference?

2)what is the role of test enviroment?

and i also want to state that i want to be the person who guides the process and organise developers that make dynamic sites,flash,actionscript,animations .is this software appropriate and if yes how?please suggest me any possible way for a better co operation for a job of web development from distance….

thank you

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pls i would like any help or tutorial on how to setup this free web based student management solution . i want to setup a database server preferable mysql .for a small university.and also make the software both accessible by the entire school on the schools intranet and also on the internet. that is the solution is both intranet and internet based .and the data can be synchronized
the software is on sourceforge.net and it is called phpedu.
thanks.a detailed documentation would be greatly appreciated.
thanks
needed urgently

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MTBF = Mean Time Between Failure and is a measure of how long hard drives last. I have heard that setting power management software that powers down a hard drive, until user activity when it starts back shortens hard drive life.

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Since the late 1990s, federal agents have reported systemic communications security breaches at the Department of Justice, FBI, DEA, the State Department, and the White House. Several of the alleged breaches, these agents say, can be traced to two hi-tech communications companies, Verint Inc. (formerly Comverse Infosys), and Amdocs Ltd., that respectively provide major wiretap and phone billing/record-keeping software contracts for the U.S. government. Together, Verint and Amdocs form part of the backbone of the government’s domestic intelligence surveillance technology. Both companies are based in Israel – having arisen to prominence from that country’s cornering of the information technology market – and are heavily funded by the Israeli government, with connections to the Israeli military and Israeli intelligence (both companies have a long history of board memberships dominated by current and former Israeli military and intelligence officers). Verint is considered the world leader in “electronic interception” and hence an ideal private sector candidate for wiretap outsourcing. Amdocs is the world’s largest billing service for telecommunications, with some $2.8 billion in revenues in 2007, offices worldwide, and clients that include the top 25 phone companies in the United States that together handle 90 percent of all call traffic among U.S. residents. The companies’ operations, sources suggest, have been infiltrated by freelance spies exploiting encrypted trapdoors in Verint/Amdocs technology and gathering data on Americans for transfer to Israeli intelligence and other willing customers (particularly organized crime). “The fact of the vulnerability of our telecom backbone is indisputable,” says a high level U.S. intelligence officer who has monitored the fears among federal agents. “How it came to pass, why nothing has been done, who has done what – these are the incendiary questions.” If the allegations are true, the electronic communications gathered up by the NSA and other U.S. intelligence agencies might be falling into the hands of a foreign government. Reviewing the available evidence, Robert David Steele, a former CIA case officer and today one of the foremost international proponents for “public intelligence in the public interest,” tells me that “Israeli penetration of the entire US telecommunications system means that NSA’s warrantless wiretapping actually means Israeli warrantless wiretapping.”

As early as 1999, the National Security Agency issued a warning that records of U.S. government telephone calls were ending up in foreign hands – Israel’s, in particular. In 2002, assistant U.S. Attorney General Robert F. Diegelman issued an eyes only memo on the matter to the chief information technology (IT) officers at the Department of Justice. IT officers oversee everything from the kind of cell phones agents carry to the wiretap equipment they use in the field; their defining purpose is secure communications. Diegelman’s memo was a reiteration, with overtones of reprimand, of a new IT policy instituted a year earlier, in July 2001, in an internal Justice order titled “2640.2D Information Technology Security.” Order 2640.2D stated that “Foreign Nationals shall not be authorized to access or assist in the development, operation, management or maintenance of Department IT systems.” This might not seem much to blink at in the post-9/11 intel and security overhaul. Yet 2640.2D was issued a full two months before the Sept. 11 attacks. What group or groups of foreign nationals had close access to IT systems at the Department of Justice? Israelis, according to officials in law enforcement. One former Justice Department computer crimes prosecutor tells me, speaking on background, “I’ve heard that the Israelis can listen in to our calls.”

Retired CIA counterterrorism and counterintelligence officer Philip Giraldi says this is par for the course in the history of Israeli penetrations in the U.S. He notes that Israel always features prominently in the annual FBI report called “Foreign Economic Collection and Industrial Espionage” – Israel is second only to China in stealing U.S. business secrets. The 2005 FBI report states, for example, “Israel has an active program to gather proprietary information within the United States. These collection activities are primarily directed at obtaining information on military systems and advanced computing applications that can be used in Israel’s sizable armaments industry.” A key Israeli method, warns the FBI report, is computer intrusion.

I am refering to the patriot act actually the NSA is who is spying and the companies they use are Israeli so The Israeli’s are spying on america FOR the U.S government how stupid is that!

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1. You’re composing a report. You realize that you’re using the word “option” over and over again.
Which of the following references will help you find a different word with the same meaning?
A. An encyclopedia C. A thesaurus
B. The Associated Press Stylebook D. A spell checker
2. Your supervisor has asked you to help with the orientation of three new office employees. Topics
you’re asked to present include your company’s guidelines for attendance and employee evaluation.
Which one of the following references will provide you with the information you need?
A. Procedures manual C. Job description manual
B. Policy manual D. Instruction manual
3. Which of the following statements about a thesaurus is true?
A. A thesaurus is an excellent substitute for a dictionary.
B. A thesaurus is used more often than a dictionary.
C. A dictionary should be used in addition to a thesaurus.
D. A specialized dictionary is more useful than a thesaurus.
4. A workstation manual is a source of information relating to the
A. installation, use, routine maintenance, and troubleshooting procedures for hardware and
software.
B. detailed responsibilities and tasks performed by the person who holds a particular position.
C. general performance tasks of all employees of an organization, such as records management,
purchasing, and mail services.
D. mission statement, goals, and history of the organization as they relate to the employee’s
specific job responsibilities.
5. It’s vital that the information you use to aid in problem solving and decision making be readily
available, current, and
A. in written form. C. interesting.
B. debatable. D. accurate.
6. A well-written job description should
A. clearly outline the job’s responsibilities.
B. be written in great detail and be at least four or five pages long.
C. be updated once every five years.
D. include illustrations, graphics, and sample forms to make responsibilities clear.
7. You’ve been asked to help with the revision of your organization’s policy manual. As you edit the
document, you’re wondering whether or not several word choices are correct. For example, you
don’t know whether you should you use “alright” or “all right,” “theater” or “theatre.” What reference
would you use to find out which spellings are preferred?
A. Webster’s New Collegiate Dictionary C. Roget’s Thesaurus
B. The Associated Press Stylebook D. A company procedures manual
8. Your organization is hosting an open house at the new manufacturing facility where you work,
located at 340 Town Road, Dallas, Texas 33456. You’ve been asked to contact at least three
caterers in the Dallas area to gather information for comparison shopping of services and prices.
Your best resource is
A. a city directory.
B. the White Pages of the local telephone directory.
C. a zip code directory.
D. the Yellow Pages of the local telephone directory.
9. Which of the following organizations would most likely use an unabridged dictionary?
A. A pediatrics hospital
B. The English department at a large university
C. An automotive dealership
D. A large retail department store
10. Which of the following would probably contain the most detailed definition of the term “prosecutor?”
A. Dictionary of Computers C. Dictionary of Accounting
B. Dictionary of Insurance D. Dictionary of Legal Words and Phrases
11. If you want to know the origin of the word “insomnia,” you should consult a
A. style guide. C. dictionary.
B. thesaurus. D. directory.
12. If you wanted to look up an article that appeared in Newsweek, which index should you use?
A. The New York Times Index C. The Reader’s Guide to Periodical Literature
B. The Cumulative Book Index D. The Vertical File Index of Pamphlets
13. To take advantage of computer-assisted referencing at your workstation, you must have
A. a special computer. C. a telephone line used only for communications.
B. special hardware and software. D. access to a printer so all data can be downloaded.
14. Which of the following is true of the Internet?
A. It’s called the World Wide Web. C. It’s an excellent means for filing information.
B. It’s a global network of networks. D. It’s only available to certain employers.
15. If you worked as an office professional in an elementary school and you needed to find the most recent
research regarding the integration of computers into a kindergarten curriculum, you should refer to
A. The Reader’s Guide to Periodical Literature.
B. a major newspaper.
C. The Education Index.
D. an education journal.
16. Which of the following would you keep in an office quick-list file?
A. Commonly asked customer questions C. An instruction manual
B. Equipment catalogs D. Your personal checking account number
17. The best resource tool for searching the resources of libraries all over the world is
A. a computerized card catalog.
B. an international subscription information service.
C. the Internet.
D. your library’s information desk.

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I am writing a software for the small hair salon that does some basic daily operations: client tracking, appointment setting, management report, and so on.

Which languages (.NET, C++, Java) do you think is suitable for my needs? How do I store the client info? do I need to integrate with database like access? Note: this software will be running on XP

Thanks

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