http://dlib.iit.ac.lk/xmlui/handle/123456789/697 2026-04-21T09:23:33Z http://dlib.iit.ac.lk/xmlui/handle/123456789/761 “COVID TRACE” A Covid tracing mobile application Ikhlas, M Corona has been a great life changer for everyone in this world bringing out a world we have never seen before. The affected rate of Corona is numerous, every country in the world has been affected by corona. Sri Lanka has also had ups and downs with this pandemic, being a least affected country where the figures are rising up day by day. This project is targeted in developing a mobile application which can track and identify Covid carriers in Sri Lanka. CovidTrace has several features the most prominent being location tracking which is very important in reducing the numbers. Also Sri Lanka’s lack of systems and applications can also be said as a reason for the high figures. After observing and listening to the views and ideas from industry experts and general public, CovidTrace’s requirements was drawn and the features were finalized making it the best catering application for this problem. The location tracking feature and the portal system for the higher officials are the game changers for this application, making it a fully fledge player. Along with the feature of having a in built symptom checker to monitor the conditions of the user’s of the application. The solution was evaluated by many industry experts and non experts to identify the feasibility of the application, in order to bring the most to the users of this application and help bridge the gap in the lack of systems and also in the other hand to reduce the numbers of cases and make Sri Lanka a Covid Free country. 2021-01-01T00:00:00Z http://dlib.iit.ac.lk/xmlui/handle/123456789/760 "EPROCURE.LK A B2B E-Procurement and product outsourcing software platform " Ansar, M. H. T Small Medium Enterprises (SME) has been recognized as the backbone of the Sri Lankan economy as it accounts for more than 75% of the total number of enterprises, which provides 45% of the employment and accounts for 52% of total Gross Domestic Production (GDP) for Sri Lanka. Even though these Small and Medium Enterprises are essential to the economy more than 85% of SMEs face survival challenges and 75% of SMEs do not succeed and fail within the five years of startup. Liquidation concerns, Higher competition from other businesses, absence of technology, and Lack of business skills/knowledge are the major factors for the failures. The current business era has forced organizations to depend on Suppliers and reduce disruption to the key business operations and have appropriate suppliers to supply materials/ products. Companies are concentrating more on their core competencies and relying on suppliers to outsource. Even though Outsourcing is a highly spoken topic, the attention towards Indirect Material outsourcing is comparatively low. Maverick spending, no appropriate approval workflows, lengthy discussions for negotiation are some of the general issues that are evolved along with the domain. With the rapid development of companies, the usage of Indirect material has expanded and organizations usually spend 40% to 60% of the total revenue. Taking two main groups involved in the process of purchasing and supplying products into consideration, the research objective of this dissertation is to understand and contribute to the existing process gaps and implement a centralized system that would connect and benefit both Suppliers and Corporate clients in an effective structure. To make a platform for the Small and Medium Enterprises to supply large scale organizations, and from a cooperates perspective to have an effective workflow in Indirect purchasing's “eProcure.Lk” has been introduced; eProcure.Lk is a Business-to Business eProcurement and Indirect Material product outsourcing software platform 2021-01-01T00:00:00Z http://dlib.iit.ac.lk/xmlui/handle/123456789/759 WHISTLE - Consumer complaint channel Ahamed, W. N Consumer Protection Violation & Unfair Trade Practices has significant impact on the economic growth of the country. Competition and Consumer Rights protection laws are regulated with industrial policies considered as instruments of achieving economic growth and sustainable development. Along with continuous market diversion to digital platforms and emergence of new types of complaints to the retail product and service markets, consumer rights should be protected adapting and establishing new digital solutions. Consumers need to secure their rights and have easy access to remediation channels for effective trade dispute resolution and redress in context of digital marketplace. While many developing nations travel ahead in protecting data from tech giants and multi-national companies, Sri Lanka yet striving to figure out the traditional market malpractices and regulate the businesses to provide quality products and services. The comparison also to be seen in a broader view where Consumer Affairs Authority established by Parliament Act of 2003 serve in terms traditional way of regulating the businesses and has not adopted to the latest trends in digital marketplaces. This research proposes a solution to address these concerns and aims to integrate the available technologies and telecommunication means as smartphones and digital devices are mingled with daily routine. Thus, considering the requirements identified a web application – “Whistle” has been developed capable of lodging the complaints from mobile or PC. Whistle also facilitates consumers to lodge the complaint from business premises by detecting the unique identification. The solution was evaluated by technology experts and end users. 2021-01-01T00:00:00Z http://dlib.iit.ac.lk/xmlui/handle/123456789/758 ‘I – Sense’ AN IOT BASED MOBILE APPLICATION TO DETECT EXPIRED VEHICLE REVENUE LICENSES IN SRI LANKA Welihinda, P. M Sustainable development of a country is dependent upon effective management of its sources of revenue. In Sri Lanka, income from vehicles by means of Vehicle Revenue Licenses play a key role in annual income generation of the country. In addition, law enforcement on expired Revenue Licenses generates a secondary income via a process of assigning fines to offenders. Problem identified in the domain is the presence of different digital and manual systems to handle separate components of this process, mostly disintegrated form each other. Therefore, currently a gap can be identified between different government sectors involved in the process of handling Vehicle Revenue management. Thereby, a lack of coordination, and improper centralized management of the process has rendered this process to have certain loopholes, which are identified through this project. As the background research, this project focuses on analyzing various issues in the current system at place for different stakeholders, including local authorities and Vehicle owners as well. Interviews, questionnaires and referencing existing acts and regulations were sued to gather requirements of different stakeholders involved. Thereby, identified aim is to provide a technological solution to centralize the Vehicle Revenue License process. To enhance the effectiveness of Vehicle Revenue License renewal process for Vehicle owners. To enhance the effectiveness of law enforcement against offenders who have failed to adhere to Revenue License regulations in Sri Lanka. This project is to bridge these gaps between different parties involved in the Revenue Licensing process and increase the efficiency of the process for both drivers and government institutions through I-Sense, IOT based device combined with an application platform. Through the different evaluations and results obtained for the outcome of the project, it is evident that this solution would be effective in making the current Vehicle License renewal process more fruitful and convenient for all the involved parties. 2021-01-01T00:00:00Z