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Through out my over 16 years (Since February, 2001) of programming professionally I have only met one person in Nigeria (now a friend and a colleague) that uses less popular but effective programming language. Most upcoming programmers prefer to use popular programming Languages without making any form of research to see if it fits the area of programming they would want to embark on. I think the real reason for this is that Nigeria is not a programming country besides no real guidance on this kind of stuff. But things are changing though. When I decided in 2001 to go into programming professionally I knew I wanted to develop business applications for the end users. Programming Languages like Visual Basic 6, VB.Net, Clarion, where at my disposal to use. Back then Visual Basic 5 & Visual Basic 6 were quite popular. So I started with Visual Basic 6. It was easy to learn and program with. I soon discovered that while using Visual Basic6 you are not totally in control. That ease of u

Mega-Net GuestsPro (Hotel Management Information Software) has an interesting history I would like to share with you. We developed a little software with very limited functions we called an Hotel Management Software about 13 years ago. It was hastily done because we had an emergency information that a popular hotel in Kaduna (our head office was in Kaduna, Kaduna State then) needed Software companies to come do a presentation of their Hotel Management Software, that is if they have one. Guess what? We hadn't one! But we had to roll out one as fast as we could within 3 days. Cut a very long story short, our 'application' wasn't chosen among the ones on display. We went back to our office and had a good laugh at ourselves because most of the ingredients that make up a good Hotel Management Software wasn't there. We had no answers to questions asked about functions for the Store, Restaurant, Bar, Accounts, Housekeeping, etc. We thought just writing functions to per

Mega-Net HospitalPro is an Hospital Management Information Software. We would be taking a look at how Mega-Net HospitalPro supports paperless hospital. The intrinsic movement of patients files from one department to another when patients visits the hospital for medical purpose can be handled electronically by Mega-Net HospitalPro. This is one of the major reasons why it was developed in the first place. Here is how: Front Office: Patient walks into the Front Office of the hospital and demands to see a doctor. If he is a new patient he gets Registered by the Front Office or for an old patient a Search and Locate a Patient File operation is done and a notification is sent to the Nurses Bay about this patient, indicating which Doctor to attend to him/her. This is done for every patient. Simple steps to achieve this: 1. Register New Patients (Bio-Data Form) 2. Search and Locate a Patient File (Bio-Data Form) 3. While selecting the patient record click “Send To Nurses Bay” butt

Mega-Net HospitalPro is a Vertical Client/Server Hospital Management Software that can run on a standalone computer system, Local Area Network (LAN), Wide Area Network (WAN) and the (Cloud) Internet. Mega-Net HospitalPro has been around for close to 13 years now. The idea to develop Mega-Net HospitalPro came about through a client of ours that had earlier on purchased two of our products. To set the ball rolling we got in touch with a doctor friend of ours who allowed us access to his hospital, staff and its operations. We learnt quite a great deal from him and his staff. When we got through with the first version of Mega-Net HospitalPro we decided to give a copy to our doctor friend free of charge. A while after we got four hospital/clinics who purchased Mega-Net HospitalPro in fairly quick successions before we were invited by Federal Medical Centre, Gombe (FMCG) to computerise its operations in relation to its Patients, Staff and Store operations. We essentially developed thre