Aplicación Web para gestionar registros de comandas para alimentos y bebidas en el restaurante Bonny utilizando la metodología Ágil Lean

Currently, the development and implementation of web applications in the gastronomy sector has become a necessity. Technological tools such as Python, Django, and MySQL optimize operational processes, improve management, and enhance customer service quality. The Bonny restaurant faces limitations du...

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1. Verfasser: Caranqui Caranqui, Jefferson Rolando (author)
Format: bachelorThesis
Sprache:spa
Veröffentlicht: 2025
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Online Zugang:http://dspace.unach.edu.ec/handle/51000/15308
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Zusammenfassung:Currently, the development and implementation of web applications in the gastronomy sector has become a necessity. Technological tools such as Python, Django, and MySQL optimize operational processes, improve management, and enhance customer service quality. The Bonny restaurant faces limitations due to an obsolete ordering system, causing compatibility problems, frequent failures, and prolonged service times. To address these deficiencies, a web application was developed that automates order management, reduces errors, and optimizes available resources. The central objective of this research was the development of a web application for order management, implemented using the Django framework and guided by the principles of the LEAN agile methodology. To evaluate system performance, the FURPS quality model was adopted, which allowed for the analysis of key dimensions such as functionality, usability, reliability, performance, and technical support. Performance testing was conducted using Apache JMeter, simulating different load scenarios to analyze key metrics such as efficiency, response time, and resource consumption. The results obtained showed an efficiency of 99%, with an average response time of 4,600 ms and a resource usage of 26%. This data suggests that the system not only meets the standards defined by the FURPS model but also presents robust performance and a solid foundation for future improvements and expansions.