Titulación - Ingeniería en Sistemas de Información

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    Desarrollo de un sistema Web para la gestión de acopio, clasificación y liquidación de productores en la empresa L.Y Flowers, con el fin de optimizar el control y seguimiento de los procesos
    (Universidad Técnica de Cotopaxi (UTC). Facultad de Ciencias de la Ingeniería y Aplicadas. Sistemas de Información, 2026-10-14) Ganchala Yanchatipan, Evelin Paola; Quinaluisa Logaña, Leonardo David; Bedón Salazar, Edison Patricio
    The manual management of the flower collection, sorting and producer settlement processes at L.Y Flowers caused duplicated information, payment calculation errors, lost documents, difficulties in retrieving historical data and delays in producing reports. In response to this problem, the project aimed to develop a web-based system to optimise the control and monitoring of these processes at the company, located in Eloy Alfaro parish, Latacunga canton. The platform was developed using Python and Django as the main technologies, PostgreSQL as the database engine, and HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Bootstrap for interface development. The application was ultimately hosted on Railway. The development process followed the Extreme Programming methodology, which organised the work into user stories, iterative cycles and successive releases with constant feedback. The research combined desk research and fieldwork. Direct observation and a survey were used to collect information. As the population consisted of the nine people involved in the processes under study, a comprehensive census was conducted. The resulting system integrates the management of users, staff, growers, farms, rose varieties, flower collection, sorting, prices, settlements and stock levels. It also incorporates access control, report generation and auditing to ensure the traceability and accountability of every operation. The solution was validated through unit, functional and acceptance testing, the results of which confirmed the correct functioning of critical processes, calculations and restrictions established according to user profiles. In conclusion, the system centralised and automated the main operations at L.Y Flowers, improving the control, organisation and availability of information throughout the entire process, from flower collection to the final settlement with growers.