What is :1Transaction processing system,2.office automation systems & 3.knowledge work system?
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1 a Cash Register\n\n2 adding machines, typewriters, and computer networks\n\n3  the world wide web and libraries
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There are many depending on the area of business....\n\nStatistical analysis\nInventory analysis\ntransportation systems analysis\nnetwork flow\nCritical path - PERT\nJob shop sequencing\nand many more...
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You may choose:\nNetweaver for integration and reporting.\nSAP FI CO : Financials\nSAP HR: Human ressources\nSAP CRM: Customer Management
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There's a few ways:\n\nCost reduction.  Transaction processing is much faster, less paper is used (ideally), etc.\n\nLocking in customers/suppliers.  The new modes of communication can be used to strengthen relations between a company and other parties.\n\nProduct/service differentiation.  IT can be used to help differentiate products from those of other companies, or even help develop new products.\n\nThese are just a few vague ones that I hope help get you started :)
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works is a totally cheap word processor that is totally incompatible with every other word processor out there.  i think it's a microsoft scam to force you to buy their overwhelmingly expensive office suite when you become so frustrated with works
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What type pf programs? Are you looking for online transaction processing software like CICS or IMS?
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it depends on what kind of business you are talking about, in general you must know the basic operation of computers and also must be very good with ms office package, \nfor systems development and other tech stufff as i mentioned it depends on the type of business and its needs. today there is no business which doesnt use computer in some way or other.\nonly difference is what is the business and its needs.
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Business process outsourcing\nit means the callcentres and all
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office assistant\nsidekick\ncoffee fetcher\ngopher (go for this...)
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lab 1. laboratory 2. labyrinth 3. labor\nquer/quir 1. query 2. enquiry 3. enquire\nscribe 1. subscribe 2. describe 3. ?\nscript 1. subscription 2. description 3. scriptural\nang 1. angle 2. angular 3. triangle\ndiv 1. divide 2. division 3. dividend\ngon 1. pentagon 2. hexagon 3. octagon\n\nhope i helped... :)
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1) cash flow method\n2) appraisal\n3) comparison with similar transactions and assets
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Automated (or automatic) Teller Machine
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Hi,\n\nAs you know that SAP R/3 or Netweaver ABAP system has many modules. One of them is FI/CO it stands for Finance and Controlling.\n\nThe others are SD (sales & distribution), MM (Materials Management) and so on.\n\nBW is Business Warehouse system, which is different than conventional ABAP system.\n\nThe R3 system has all business transactions e.g. sales order, purchase orders, sales, materal purchases ... All these business data is sent to the BW system... The BW then can be configured to prepare different kind of analysis reports for the higher management to see the business growth and current financial status etc.\n\nORACLE is dying by putting hands on various business capturing and trying to grow in a totally unknown areas. They were/are doing very good with the database, but now loosing control over the market.\n\nSo my choice would be SAP for future.\n\nThanks\nYatin Bhatt
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At a mimimum it should have the following:\n\n. Barcoding \n. Bill of Materials\n. ERP/ Capacity planning\n. Reporting\n. Production planning\n. Shop floor Management\n\nFor more details, check out this article Manufacturing Solutions for Microsoft Great Plains at http://www.wareprise.com/articles/manufacturing-solutions-for-microsoft-great-plains.php
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As of my knowledge, its Microsoft Certified System Eng.-\nMCSE.
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Banks will preform better with automation.\n 1. I still like teller service.\nBanking services will also preform better. \n 1. Older users still do not use automation.\nBanks are making more money because it cost less to run the daily shop.  \n 2. Less people needed.
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Do you mean to say that you need to know the input, output, storage and processing devices? Here are the ones that I know:\nInput:1.Keyboard\n2.Mouse\n3.Scanner\n4.Light Pen\n5.Touch Screen\n6.Joystick\n\nOutput:1.Monitor(Visual Display Unit)\n2.Printer\n3.Speaker\n\nProcessing:CPU>1.Arithmetic and Logical Unit\n2.Control Unit\n\nStorage:Hard Drive\nFloppy Drive\nCompact Disk