Premier Automobile
Service
Need For Management Information System
Subm it t ed
by
Deepa Chandrasekar, IIPM Gurgaon
Objectives Of MIS
A computer system for an organization
which collects and analyzes data from all
departments, and is designed to provide
an organization's management/staff with
up-to-date information (such as financial
reports, inventory, etc.) at any time.
Objectives Of PAS
Timeliness
Completeness
Reliability
Availability
Accessibility
Accuracy
Consistency
Relevance
Cost-effectiveness
What PAS Want?
Information
What Kind of information is necessary to
improve the service level to the
customers.
Transportation Business
Complete Details of all the vehicles which
belong to their Transportation Fleet.
Condition of the vehicles
◦ How many kilometers it has run?
◦ How frequent it has to be serviced?
Kms or period wise (whichever they want to
follow)
Latest Service Details
◦ Period of the spare parts used.
◦ When they should be replaced.
◦
To Improve the service level to
the customers
Details of the customers
◦ Name , Address , Mobile Number , Email ID.
◦ Convenient time to contact the customer.
◦ Time they can bring the vehicle for servicing
◦
Details of the Vehicle
◦ Type , Number , Model
◦ Last service
◦ When the next service has to be done
◦ Requirements for the next service
Network System
Processing Data and Information
To improve the service quality
Reduce the turn around time
Need For BPR !
Lack of communication between the
departments of PAS
Routine Maintenance
Variable Maintenance
Spare Parts Department
Transport Department
Lack of CRM
◦
Why Networking?
Intra – network
◦ Petrol Pump
◦ Transport Fleet
◦ Routine Service Department
◦
Internetwork
◦ Provide the customers with id and password
◦
◦ The PAS website should enable them to login & access their
yearly spending on their vehicles
◦
◦ Appointment fixing and other queries.
Network
Remain
the customers
short age
SPARE PARTS
DEPARTMENT
availability Invent ory Level feedback
CUSTOMERS
Keep Records of t he Cust om er
Updating
About
the condition
Of the vehicle
Records of t he vehicles Reports
for the
day
Records of t he m echanics & ot her em ployees
TRANSPORT FLEET PETROL PUMP
Profit & Loss Account s of all t he act ivit ies
Remainder
Employees
for regular
assigned
service
& the budget
Data & Information System
Outputs Requirement from
MIS
[Link] Schedule
b. Yearly Report for a Part icular
Cust om er/Vehicle
b. Invent ory Cont rol Syst em
Servicing Schedule
When to contact the
customers for the
service.
Fixing up the
appointment – time
& day.
Blocking the service
engineer / Mechanic
for that customer.
Requirement for the
service – from the
past records
Yearly Report for a Particular
Customer/Vehicle
Inventory Control System
. An inventory control
system is a set of
software based tools
that automate the
process of tracking
inventory.
Inventory Control System
A good inventory control system has to be
designed to alert PAS when it is time to reorder.
An automated inventory control system helps to
minimize the risk of error.
This helps to reduce the waiting time for the
customers/vehicles for the change of the spare
parts.
An inventory control system also helps track theft
of retail merchandise, providing valuable
information about store profits and the need for
theft-prevention systems
Business To Business Model
To Give Access Sensitive Information Major
Customers
B2B
A transaction that occurs between a
company and another company, as
opposed to a transaction involving a
consumer.
The term may also describe a company that
provides goods or services for another
company.
B2B for PAS
Messaging
products for
facilitating
secure, reliable
data movement
between trading
partners
THANK YOU