HERMES employs
state-of-the-art graphical user interfaces designed to deliver superior
user experience and intuitive ease of use. The main user interface
concepts include:
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WEB Browser like desktop. |
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Consistent and intuitive navigation using on screen menus and
hyperlinks. |
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Desktop customized to end-user function, i.e. end-users will
only get to see and navigate the business functions relating to
their job function. This reduces clutter, simplifies navigation and
increases efficiency by removing confusion and unnecessary decision
junctions. |
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Task lists streamline the end-user’s work process by presenting
objects to process in the form of a clear and simple list following
a “To-Do” list paradigm. |
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Data Entry Forms present complete picture of work unit by
combining status display with complete data entry facilities in one
unit. This reduces unnecessary navigation and increases
productivity. |
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In-place validation prevents data entry error and ensures
correct action is applied to data (and therefore to handling
activities). |
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Lookups and pop-up dialogs are always available when additional
information is required for reference or selection. This facility
again increases the accuracy of the captured information while
cutting down on navigation activities (no need to exit forms in
order to lookup information). |
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Comprehensive search facilities are available to allow quick
access to information. |
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Hand-held devices are used in the warehouse with built-in
barcode scanning to simplify data capture and operation in a
difficult work environment. |
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Control is achieved by monitoring and status displays that
provide real-time status of the handling process and anticipate
process failures. |
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