Screenshot of Desktop System Application Complete

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This document outlines several IT systems for various functions like desktop applications, mobile applications, production output tracking, defect calculation, lot control, lot confirmation, computer inspection, and virus reporting. Each system is given a brief heading and page number, with no further details provided about the systems or their purposes.

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Screenshot System Desktop Application

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Screenshot System
User & Authority Application

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Screenshot System Mobile Application

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Production Output Achievement System

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Production Part Lot Control System

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Computer Inspection Agent System

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