DESIGN Web-based Online Shopping System For Jusco in Libya

Shopping is very important in our daily life. Whenever we need, we usually move to shopping complex. Day by day, a large amount of consumers are increased in shopping area. As a result, to provide better consumer services and satisfaction JUSCO proposed online shopping system. Thus, consumers are no...

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Main Author:	Sasi Salah, M. Elhumri
Format:	Thesis
Language:	eng eng
Published:	2007
Subjects:	TX Home economics
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description	Shopping is very important in our daily life. Whenever we need, we usually move to shopping complex. Day by day, a large amount of consumers are increased in shopping area. As a result, to provide better consumer services and satisfaction JUSCO proposed online shopping system. Thus, consumers are not required to physically visit to shops to make a purchase including spend to find out specific products, wait for a long queue for payment. The purpose of this research is to design an interactive online shopping system that can satisfy consumers to buy products and which system will save cost, fewer employees, reduce administration work and less time.
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