
handle: 1822/84082
Nowadays, customer satisfaction is highly relevant in the business area, as it is only possible to design, produce and supply a product if a customer or partner is interested and invests in it. And so, it is extremely important to manage with as much rigor and care the product to be placed on the market as the buyer, costumer or group that will use it. Atomius is an application used by Bosch’s chemical team to manage products which need to be analyzed at a microscopic level and in detail in order to verify if a product has any defects, if it is damaged or if it has any other type of imperfection. This analysis aims to confirm any problem with equipment, whether notified by the factory, whether partner or customer, will have a cost for the company depending on its origin. This dissertation, written in a business context, describes the process of defining and monitoring the development of an interactive platform to support the analysis of products uploaded due to the need of verifying their composition. It allows chemical components to be associated with each product, as well as organize them into groups by state of their analysis and draw conclusions on these results. This allows drawing conclusions about the origin of the defect or imperfection, leading to the correction and verification of the remaining products at the production level or verifying if it is a unique case to be resolved.
Application, Atomius, Engenharia e Tecnologia::Outras Engenharias e Tecnologias, Produção, Segurança, Aplicação, Production, Software development, Análise, Desenvolvimento de software, Security, Analysis
Application, Atomius, Engenharia e Tecnologia::Outras Engenharias e Tecnologias, Produção, Segurança, Aplicação, Production, Software development, Análise, Desenvolvimento de software, Security, Analysis
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