00000ctm a2200000 i 4500 UP-99796217611561034 Buklod 20230221114608.0 a ||| u ta 230221s2009 ph ad g 000 0 eng | (iLib)UPD-00243206140 TMC rda eng DMLUC LG 995 2009 T4 G65 Goleetian, Allyson Sanchez author CityGolfNet a business intelligence system for City Golf Development Corporation Allyson Sanchez Goleetian. Quezon City University of the Philippines Diliman 2009 30 leaves illustrations 28 cm text rdacontent unmediated rdamedia volume rdacarrier In partial fulfillment of the requirements in TM 299.2 Thesis Master of Technology Management University of the Philippines Diliman 2009 This thesis is available to the public Project Title : CityGolfNet. Project Description : "CityGolfNet is a customer database with segmented arrangement that will give key decision-makers the up-to-date customer and market information to create meaningful strategic and tactical actions." Project Objectives : to create a system of collecting, housing, utilizing customer information for competitive advantage. Project duration : May 1, 2009 to September 30, 2009. Project result highlights : A customer database was the desired result for this project. The critical first step was the data gathering activity, followed by the process of housing and maintaining the information . The information life cycle was used as the model for developing the customer database of CityGolf Development Corporation. Key outputs were : 1. Customer Survey Form, 2. Customer Database. 3. Customer Database Analysis Reports. Project cost : 16,575.00 PHP, Proponents : Allyson S. Goleetian - UP-TMC. Sponsors : Raoul V. Lachica-CityGolf Development Corporation President, Raul U. Go Lee Tian - CityGolf Development Corporation Director of Finance & Leasing, Jose M. Saludares, Jr. - CityGolf Development Corporation Director of Administration & Operations. Date of Submission : 9 October 2009. CityGolfNet. City Golf Development Corporation. Business. Business intelligence system. Special projects in Technology Management. Zamora, Elvira A. adviser. FI UPD TMC LG 995 2009 T4 G65 Thesis