Miloš Janković
I am a full stack software developer with hands on experience designing, developing and maintaining web and mobile applications.
I am a full stack software developer with hands on experience designing, developing and maintaining web and mobile applications.
When I'm not immersed in web development, I find solace outdoors. There, surrounded by nature's soundtrack, music continues to play a central role in my life. Not just a listener, I'm an active participant, expressing myself through drumming and exploring new rhythms with my recently acquired bass guitar.
Beyond music and nature, I'm captivated by the imaginative narratives of science fiction and fantasy. Whether it's a movie, a TV series, or a game, these fantastical realms inspire and entertain me.
I also love to experiment in the kitchen, embracing my inner chef. This hobby complements my professional life, as both cooking and coding are about combining elements in novel ways to create something exciting.
Even in my leisure time, I'm drawn to my field, staying updated on the latest advancements in web development. In a rapidly evolving industry, learning is both an obligation and a pleasure.
The primary aim of the vehicle management system project was to revolutionize the collaborative framework between Mercedes-Benz in Serbia and its network of dealers in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro and Albania. It sought to streamline the otherwise complex vehicle inventory management process, with a particular emphasis on improving customer service and facilitating dealers' operational efficiency.
Under the project, the development of a centralized database was undertaken. This digital repository was aimed at storing crucial data about every new and used vehicle in the inventory. The innovative aspect of this initiative was the live importation of data from servers in Stuttgart, Mercedes-Benz's headquarters, ensuring a continuous update of information for the utmost accuracy. The access to this database was strictly limited to authorized dealers, thus maintaining the integrity and security of the system.
One of the core features of the system was its advanced search and filter functionality. It enabled dealers to swiftly navigate through the vast pool of data, effortlessly extracting the information they needed. Whether it was the specifics of a vehicle's model, year, or mileage, the intuitive interface provided an efficient tool for rapid data retrieval.
Further enhancing the system's utility, dealers were empowered with the ability to reserve and sell vehicles directly from the database. This facilitated real-time inventory management, reducing any delay between the point of sale and the inventory update. Moreover, the system was designed to auto-generate invoices upon a sale's completion, significantly reducing the administrative workload.
Beyond the sales and reservation capabilities, the system also catered to the administrative needs of dealers. It incorporated a sophisticated report generation feature that enabled dealers to assess their performance, track sales, and manage their stock effectively.
The implementation of this project brought about profound changes in the communication and coordination landscape between Mercedes-Benz Serbia and its dealers. It led to an enhancement in the efficiency of transactions, ensuring not just speed but also accuracy. Consequently, this project had a direct and positive impact on customer satisfaction, as they were served more promptly, with less room for errors. The vehicle management system project thus stands as a testament to how technology can be leveraged to revolutionize traditional business processes.