INFM 480 – IT & Informatics Capstone
This capstone project explores how thoughtful digital system design can improve workflow, communication, and task coordination within veterinary clinic environments.
View Capstone ProgressMy name is Giavanni Swanger and I am an Information Technology & Informatics student at Mercer University. My academic interests focus on systems design, workflow optimization, and technology solutions that support real-world environments.
Through both coursework and professional experience in veterinary settings, I have developed a strong interest in designing systems that improve efficiency, communication, and team coordination. My capstone project, VetSync, combines my technical education with my experience in the veterinary field to explore digital solutions that support veterinary clinic operations.
VetSync is a conceptual digital workflow system designed to improve organization and communication in veterinary clinics. Veterinary teams operate in fast-paced environments where missed updates, inefficient task coordination, and fragmented communication can impact both staff productivity and patient care.
This project explores how a thoughtfully designed digital platform could improve task visibility, streamline clinic operations, and enhance collaboration among veterinary staff members.
Identify opportunities to streamline clinic operations and reduce inefficiencies.
Create a system concept designed around the real needs of veterinary staff.
Improve task visibility and communication between veterinary team members.
Project planning and setup.
Initial design documentation.
Research and system development.
Interface concepts and workflow diagrams.
Prototype development.
Evaluation and refinement.
Project documentation.
Final capstone preparation.