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Uplift the Dairy Product Distribution Using Emerging Technologies Under the Covid-19 Pandemic Situation
Subject area: Science,Engineering and Technology · Area of research: Mobile App Implementation
Abstract
Small and medium scale businesses proceed a huge role in inspiring the economy of the country. In Sri Lanka approximately 75% of all businesses as Small and medium scale businesses and contributes to 45% of the total employment of the country. This research paper discusses the farming sector which can be given a big contribution to our day to day life. Fresh Milk and eggs are the main product on the farm. Before the COVID 19 situation, they delivered the products to our doorsteps. Under this circumstance that is not an easy task. Now we have to work under the COVID 19 safe guidelines. Wearing a face mask and keeping the social distance is at the top of the list. Presently, they cannot continue the business as the previous process. This research main target is to move the farming sectors to the online platform with the proper delivery process. Then they can be kept their social distance and continue their business. Mobile application stands as the interface between the businessman and the customers and the application helps the customers place online orders and the farm is ready to deliver the items according to the request of the customer. This is not like a typical online order application. Further, this was highly customized for the farming sector and the ordering pattern of their customers. It can be helped to interact with the businessman and customer effectively and efficiently.
Keywords
Covid-19, dairy product distribution, Mobile application, Online delivery
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How to cite this paper
@article{1703053,
author = {M. D. C. De. S. Jayatilake, Lahiru Reshan Wanniachchi, I. H. H. N. Dharmasena, Jagath Wickramarathne},
title = {Uplift the Dairy Product Distribution Using Emerging Technologies Under the Covid-19 Pandemic Situation},
journal = {Iconic Research And Engineering Journals},
year = {2021},
volume = {5},
number = {6},
pages = {166-173},
issn = {2456-8880},
url = {https://www.irejournals.com/formatedpaper/1703053.pdf},
abstract = {Small and medium scale businesses proceed a huge role in inspiring the economy of the country. In Sri Lanka approximately 75% of all businesses as Small and medium scale businesses and contributes to 45% of the total employment of the country. This research paper discusses the farming sector which can be given a big contribution to our day to day life. Fresh Milk and eggs are the main product on the farm. Before the COVID 19 situation, they delivered the products to our doorsteps. Under this circumstance that is not an easy task. Now we have to work under the COVID 19 safe guidelines. Wearing a face mask and keeping the social distance is at the top of the list. Presently, they cannot continue the business as the previous process. This research main target is to move the farming sectors to the online platform with the proper delivery process. Then they can be kept their social distance and continue their business.
Mobile application stands as the interface between the businessman and the customers and the application helps the customers place online orders and the farm is ready to deliver the items according to the request of the customer. This is not like a typical online order application. Further, this was highly customized for the farming sector and the ordering pattern of their customers. It can be helped to interact with the businessman and customer effectively and efficiently.},
keywords = {Covid-19, dairy product distribution, Mobile application, Online delivery},
month = {December},
}