Case Study
Public Health Regional Warehouse Management System
Lightweight management tool that audits inventory movements, promotes data transparency, and unifies documentation.
Context
A public sector project designed to address lost records, facilitate inter-unit transfers, generate reliable reports, and offer a short learning curve.
Problem
Without a dedicated inventory management system, movements were inefficient, reports were inaccurate, and communication between health units was ineffective.
Solution
We implemented a management system that controls movements with precision and traceability, unifying the entire workflow in a single lightweight, highly accurate application.
Technical Decisions
- Chose React for ease of interface componentization
- Used MySQL for robustness and reliability in inventory data relationships
Technical Implementation
Coming soon.
Challenges
- Modeling a database that enables full item traceability without compromising system performance
- Creating a user-friendly interface for users with low digital literacy
What I Learned
- Deepened expertise in the Spring Boot ecosystem
- The importance of iterative feedback from real users during development
Results
- Enabled staff to access integrated information across units
- Improved workflow agility
- Reduced risk of product and record loss
- Accessible documentation
- Prototype running continuously for 9 months