This document proposes a wireless restaurant system (WRS) to improve the management and customer experience of Malaysian Delights restaurant. The WRS would allow customers to order and pay wirelessly, view menus and make reservations on their mobile phones. It consists of modules for ordering, queueing, payment, kitchen/dispatch, sales reports, stock control and customer management. The system uses wireless technologies like Bluetooth and GPRS to connect devices. It aims to increase efficiency, enhance the customer experience, and provide real-time business analytics to help grow the restaurant's performance and profits.
6. Improvement
to Current System
• Overall Modules (Part 3):
– Sales Profiles Module
– Stock Control Module (Outlet Performance)
– Menu Update Module
– Customer Information Management module
– Setting Module
7. What is WRS?
• Ordered is sent to kitchen, cashier
wirelessly.
Order is sent Kitchen
thru Bluetooth
to the server
Order is
sent to
kitchen &
Waiter cashier
Cashier
8. What is WRS?
• Customer pre-order or check restaurant
status while on the road.
•Order is sent
thru GPRS to
the server
Client
Kitchen
Order is
sent to
kitchen &
cashier
Users send request to confirm Cashier
available seats and make reservation
9. What is WRS?
• Management able access real-time
restaurant information.
Penang
Information is
Get/update sent over the
Real-Time info wireless network
from/to all ••
outlets. K.L.
Wireless
Wireless
Network
Network
•Management
Johor
10. •Get/update Real-
•Order is sent Time info from/to
thru Bluetooth Wireless
Wireless all outlets.
to the Network
Network
network
wireless network
• Information is
•Waiter
sent over the
•Management
•Preparing/
• from customer
• Order is taken
Delivery Status
sent to network
•Order is sent
thru GPRS to
the network
•Order is sent
to kitchen
• to cashier
• Order is
sent
•Client
•Kitchen
•Users send request to
confirm available seats The overview architecture of Wireless
and make reservation Restaurant System
•Cashier
11. Management Modules
• Management View Interface
– Update Menu
– Sales Profile
– Customer Info.
– Stock Control
– Setting
– Technical Support
13. Management Modules
• Update Menu Interface
2 Current Dishes
Nasi Goreng Kampung
– Add new food/drink Nasi Ayam
Mee Hokkien
Mee Hailam
– Edit specific food/drink
– Delete food/drink
Chicken Chop Add
– Back to Main Menu
Edit Delete Quit
17. Mobile phone users booking
module
Wireless
Network
Thank 2 for
1
Yes, your14:00your accepted.
BOOKyourequest is booking.
Your booking Id want to book?
Are you sure you is: 123. Please
come 1 the restaurant 10
Replyto to book, 2 to cancel.
minutes before the booking time.
Thank you.
OK
OK
22. Queue module
Prebook
N customer customer
SEATS
N customer Prebook Preorder
customer customer
23. System Requirement
Hardware requirement
•A wireless connection enabled pocket pc
•GPRS to PC connector
•Bluetooth to PC connector
•A GPRS enabled mobile phone
•A computer that serve as a server.
25. Why WRS?
•To implement a complete business solution system
•To enhance the management system of a restaurant
to make it more efficiency
•To have an alternative way for the users to order food
or booking seats in a more convenience way.
•To widen their market and increase the performance
of the company.
26. Core Value of WRS
MOBILITY
•Important functionality for business
competitiveness advantage.
• GPRS - every party can access the system
anytime.
- UPS uses GPRS for instant delivery alerts
• Mobile handheld devices used
 users can use the system at anywhere
27. Core Value of WRS
COST EFFECTIVENESS
for business data transaction
GPRS – only pay for data sent rather than
dial up online 24 hours
- save cost in management
FedEx rolling out 40,000 GPRS- enabled devices across
its US operation in an attempt to save $20m (£13m) a year
28. Core Value of WRS
For example,
• 1 customer = 0.5 KB
• RM 0.005 (Digi) x 0.5 = RM 0.0025/customer
• RM 0.0025 x 1000 customer = RM 2.5
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29. Return of Investment
• serve 1 x more per day
(if RM 20 per table and there are 20 tables)
• RM 20 x 20 x 30 days = RM 12,000
• Able to proceed another 25% of line
(if 20 person is in line 25% x 20 =5 person)
• 5 x RM20 x 30 days = RM 3000
30. Return of Investment
• Cut down on inventory mistake 10 %
(exp. Inventory purchases are RM 50,000)
• RM 50,000 x 10% = RM 5,000
• Total ROI = RM 12,000 x 12 = RM144,000
+ RM 3,000 x 12 = RM 3,600
+ RM 5,000
RM 185,000
31. Conclusion
business-wise solution system
• Helpful in management system
• Gain competitiveness advantage
 Market valuable
• Restaurant Market in Malaysia is wide
•Still uncommon but it is market valuable.