10 Course Project - Business Findings and Recommendations

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Business Requirements

Name: Rodney Wheeler

Institution: Rasmussen College

Date: 10/22/15

Corporate Structure

The responsible pharmacist shall be required to register the business. The application of the licensing shall be made only when there are intensions of running the business under a registered Pharmacist.

This provides adequate organizational structure defined with aid of an organizational chart. The responsibility, authority and interrelationships of all personnel should be clearly defined.

This helps in proper operation of the business and ensures that there is little interference by the government. In addition, the business will offer good services and ensure proper allocation of business facilities .

Premises

The premises intended to be used for the business shall be allocated such that contamination of the equipments is avoided.

There shall be receiving area and a dispatch area both protected from weather.

Premises shall be clean, tidy and in good condition of repair.

The storage area should have adequate lighting and ventilation.

The warehouse shall be a cloakroom and toilet facilities apart from the storage areas.

The premises in which medicinal products are stored shall be made secure with access restricted to authorized personnel only.

A space for storage and cleaning materials shall be provided for.

There shall be no drain channels within or close to the premises.

Walls shall be made with washable finish.

Floors shall be made with washable and durable finish which can withstand movement of heavy loads.

There should be additional safety and security measures for combustible liquids, solid and pressure gases.

Sanitation

Premises shall be constructed and maintained to protect against weather, ground seepage and entrance and harboring of vermin, birds and pets. In addition, an appropriate Pest Control measures should be in place.

No Smoking and No Eating signs shall be conspicuously displayed in the warehouse areas.

Covered dustbins shall be provided at suitable positions for collection of waste material to be removed later to dedicated collection points.

Equipment

A fridge for the storage of thermo-labile materials shall be provided.

There should be a designed area for expired, damaged, recalled and returned goods.

The storage shall be equipped with temperature recorders and devices that monitor the storage condition.

The recorders and devices for the monitoring the storage conditions should be located in areas that are most likely to show fluctuations or hottest and coldest locations where appropriate. The measuring equipment should be calibrated for the required operating range at defined intervals. The calibration should be maintained and the manual temperature records can be used as a backup.

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References

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Giorgini, P., Rizzi, S., & Garzetti, M. (2005, November). Goal-oriented requirement analysis for data warehouse design. In Proceedings of the 8th ACM international workshop on Data warehousing and OLAP (pp. 47-56). ACM