Information Systems Development Plan for Petro Gazz in Tubod, Carmen, Davao Del Norte

This document provides a basis for developing an information system to improve Petro Gazz activity. Petro Gazz distributes fuel through gas station outlets. This framework encompasses the installation of two requisite systems, a Fuel Monitoring System (FMS) and a Biometric Time and Attendance System (BTAS), which will solve the issues resulting from the manual process of recording the attendance of employees and fuel inventory, which may cause inefficiencies and hinder sound judgment. The deployment of monitoring systems should significantly lessen the errors in the documentation and allow for quality monitoring of the commitments completed on a day-to-day basis, leading to valuable savings from monitoring the people’s resources for workplace health and safety, product accountability, and employee productivity through effective supervision. Errors are minimized by no longer relying on the attendance monitoring and fuel consumption of employees to be completed by hand, allowing for improved resource use and customer service. The economic benefits of this process are increased accuracy, enhanced productivity, and return on investment. This research is predicated on the need for improved technological processes in the retail fuel industry concerning adaptation to the modern consumer’s needs in the digital age.

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International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.47772/ijriss.2025.90600059
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Business Strategies and Innovation
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Information Systems Development Plan for Petro Gazz in Tubod, Carmen, Davao Del Norte

James Brian Flores, Kevin B. B. Miguel, Stacey Marie Nicole G. Monta
International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science
Business Strategies and Innovation
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Information Systems Development Plan for Petro Gazz in Tubod, Carmen, Davao Del Norte

James Brian Flores, Kevin B. B. Miguel, Stacey Marie Nicole G. Monta
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Abstract

This document provides a basis for developing an information system to improve Petro Gazz activity. Petro Gazz distributes fuel through gas station outlets. This framework encompasses the installation of two requisite systems, a Fuel Monitoring System (FMS) and a Biometric Time and Attendance System (BTAS), which will solve the issues resulting from the manual process of recording the attendance of employees and fuel inventory, which may cause inefficiencies and hinder sound judgment. The deployment of monitoring systems should significantly lessen the errors in the documentation and allow for quality monitoring of the commitments completed on a day-to-day basis, leading to valuable savings from monitoring the people’s resources for workplace health and safety, product accountability, and employee productivity through effective supervision. Errors are minimized by no longer relying on the attendance monitoring and fuel consumption of employees to be completed by hand, allowing for improved resource use and customer service. The economic benefits of this process are increased accuracy, enhanced productivity, and return on investment. This research is predicated on the need for improved technological processes in the retail fuel industry concerning adaptation to the modern consumer’s needs in the digital age.

International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social ScienceVol. IX(VI)
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Business Strategies and Innovation
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