In the name of Allah, the most beneficent

& the most merciful. By : Rida

Jahangir

Developing Database Management System:

Pharmaceutical Industries:

• Industry Overview• Generic & Brand

medication• Worth US $ 300 billion a

year• Expenditures on marketing

Australian Pharmaceutical Industries:

Leading Wholesale Distributor A leading health and beauty brand in Australia Third most attractive market Distributes among 4000 pharmacies across Australia

Developing Database Management

System:

“Seven Step Sequence”

1. Study the Problem: Daily 250,000 orders from 4000

Pharmacies

The industry’s stock is stored in 15 centers.

Former data warehouse lengthened the processing time of rebuilding the application data each day.

2. Determine The Requirements: The database requirements:

≠capturing ≠storing ≠processing≠generating data and information

input/data entry requirements…≠query requirements≠input requirements

A project committee includes…≠managers each day.≠staff members≠customers

Description of step 2: It describe features and operations in detail,

includes≠screen layouts≠process diagrams≠business rules Enter and maintain records of medicines in

database.≠ Prepare mailing address≠Make copies of the databases for backup

purposes.≠Protect the database from unauthorized

use.≠Process queries of the customers.

3. Design the database: Customer club database:

≠customer name ≠product name ≠contact number ≠postal code ≠mailing address≠city

Teradata: A Database Application ( Used by API )

Advantages of Teradata≠ Teradata database is linearly scalable

≠ Extensive parallel processing

≠ Shared nothing architecture

4. Create the database:Serial No

Customer Name

Product Name

Contact Number

Postal Code

Mailing Address

City

1. Mr. Robert Citalopram *********** 2000 ******* Sydney

2. R.S.Robinson Xanax *********** 2600 ******* Canberra

3. Mr. Shayne Zoloft ************

6000 ******* Perth

4. K. Johnson Cymbalta *********** 4870 ******* Cairns

5. Mr. Levand Losartan *********** 4810 ******* Townsville

5. Design the database:≠Recognizing the value of BI≠Goal of incremental

development≠Report generation

6. Create The Application:

≠Physical Realization≠Replacement of old system≠Consolidation of data by mid

2008≠Helpful for API team

7. Test The Application: The billing process significantly reduced .

Teradata provided a richer historical picture of the data then the API had before developing its DBMS.

Now they can investigate these issues on a daily basis.

Conclusion: Consultants from Teradata professionals

Users faster and accurate decision

API pharmacy enhancing :≠BI effort≠Examining processes