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Digital Transformation in Food Distribution

This document acknowledges the contributions of Siddhi Vinayak Snacks and Noodles Pvt. Ltd. and individuals involved in a case study on the company's digital transformation in food distribution. The study highlights the transition from traditional semi-manual methods to the NEO D&M application, which enhances operational efficiency and data visibility. The document includes sections on methodology, system design, findings, and conclusions related to the implementation of this digital platform.

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Digital Transformation in Food Distribution

This document acknowledges the contributions of Siddhi Vinayak Snacks and Noodles Pvt. Ltd. and individuals involved in a case study on the company's digital transformation in food distribution. The study highlights the transition from traditional semi-manual methods to the NEO D&M application, which enhances operational efficiency and data visibility. The document includes sections on methodology, system design, findings, and conclusions related to the implementation of this digital platform.

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I would like to express our sincere gratitude to Siddhi Vinayak Snacks and Noodles Pvt. Ltd. for
being the subject of this study and for their openness in sharing information about their
distribution process. Their contribution to the Nepali food and snacks industry has been
significant, and their progressive adoption of digital tools such as the NEO D&M (Distribution
and Marketing) system has inspired the completion of this case study.

I am also indebted to my mentor Mr. Sushil Chaudhary for his valuable advice, constructive
criticism, and encouragement, which shaped the direction of this report. Finally, I extend my
thanks to my brother Mr. Sudeep Raj Shrestha and Mr. Hari Puli (employee at MIS of Siddhi
Vinayak Snacks and Noodles Pvt. Ltd) for their feedback, which helped refine this project into a
more meaningful academic document.

I
ABSTRACT

This case study explores the digital transformation of food distribution at Siddhi Vinayak Snacks
and Noodles Pvt. Ltd., a fast-growing FMCG company in Nepal. Initially, the company relied on
semi-manual dealer management methods such as phone calls, text messages, and paperwork for
order placement and distribution. These traditional approaches created challenges such as order
delays, lack of real-time inventory updates, inefficient payment tracking, and poor data visibility.

To address these challenges, the company adopted the NEO D&M (Distribution and Marketing)
application, a modern digital platform designed specifically for dealer, distributor, and retailer
management. The application allows real-time order placement, automated invoicing, payment
tracking, promotional updates, and integrated reporting. Through this case study, we analyze how
the NEO D&M app has transformed Siddhi Vinayak’s distribution process by improving
operational efficiency, transparency, and data-driven decision-making

II
TABLE OF CONTENTS

ACKNOWLEDGMENT I

ABSTRACT II

LIST OF ABBRIVIATION V

1. INTRODUCTION 1

4.1 Background

4.2 Problem Statement

2. OBJECTIVE 2

3. METHODOLOGY 3

4. SOFTWARE REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATION 4

7.1 Overview

7.2 Functional Features

7.3 Non-Functional Features

5. SYSTEM DESIGN 5

6.1 Use-Case Diagram

6.2 ER Diagram

6.3 Sequence Diagram


6.4 Class Diagram

6.5 Activity Diagram

6.6 Data Flow Diagram (DFD)

6. FINDINGS 11

7. CONCLUSION 12

8. References 13
LIST OF ABBRIVIATION

MIS Management Information Syatem

NEO D&M Neo Distribution and Marketing System

UML Unified Modeling Language

DFD Data Flow Diagram

FMCG Fast-Moving Consumer Goods

UI User Interface

ER Entity Relationship

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