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The document describes a Smarter Space Management System (SSMS) developed by Nibir Nayan Bora between May-June 2010. SSMS is a web-based application that allows companies to register and book warehouse storage space online. It enables online tracking of incoming and outgoing inventory with automatic notifications. The system was built using Java, JSP, HTML, CSS, and IBM WebSphere and DB2 tools. It includes modules for company registration and management, inventory tracking, reporting, administration, and error handling.
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This document provides a project report for the Smarter Space Management System (SSMS) developed by Nibir Nayan Bora from May to June 2010. The SSMS is a web-based application that allows companies to register and book warehouse space online, and allows warehouse managers and storekeepers to track inventory and generate reports. The report describes the purpose, features, and technologies used to develop the SSMS, including its component architecture, use cases, class diagrams, and test procedures for various user types.
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Momentum Pictures would be a suitable media institution to distribute the film because they have a history of releasing similar drama/action films on low budgets of $1.5-7 million, which matches what the film could afford. Momentum also finds success with films that do not rely heavily on big name actors. Distributing with Momentum could attract more UK audiences as their films often feature British actors and they are a UK-based company.
Evaluation question 5
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Evaluation question 6
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Finsihed script
The document describes a scene where a man named Pete is at the top of stairs outside an investigation room, talking on the phone saying he is on his way and to be ready. It then shows Pete in a lounge talking to his children and wife, saying goodbye to them. His children tell him to have a good day.
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