suggest different ways of developing systerm software in an organization like Bank?
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One question at a time then Ill answer.
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That would be called system anaylsis and design.  first thing you would do is find out what user needs have to be met before you decide what information system or application you want to implement.  all of this information can be found on the web.  if you punch in system anaylsis and design.
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Try "quickbooks".Its a great little inexpensive program for busniess.
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what kind of software r u looking for?
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Something like QuickBooks should do the job.
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Core banking software, is a suit of banking applications that might include systemas to control deposits, credit cards, loans, etc\n\nfor a comparison you'd have to see them for your self
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There is no training material available per se given that every implementation is different.  Typically companies have their own.  If you want to look at generic functionality, take a look at SAP's web sites (sap.com, help.sap.com, etc...).
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What analysis tool do you intend to use?  You talk about use-cases so it might be UML.\n\nIf so, I can suggest 2 possibilities that are different from stabndard business models:  A charitable organisation; programming a game like Monopoly.
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i am not aware of any other than templates for existing programs from the manufacturers websites, like MS Money, or Quicken's sites ... you may be able to find a standalone checkwriter program on CNet, Tucows, or similar shareware sites .. also check the sites for the companies where you bought your checks .. they sometimes provide templates for their check styles
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There are few off-the-shelf applications, since every warehouse is different, and the requirements for scanning the pictures and cataloguing them are different as well.\n\nThis is a place where custom software developers hang out\nhttp://discuss.joelonsoftware.com/?biz\nMost of them write stuff for small companies like yours, try asking a question there.
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-- Quickbooks is an inexpensive starter kit and is most comonly used by bookkeepers.\n-- Microsoft Money has a good migration path (Quick Books or similar -> Small Business Accounting -> Great Plains)\n-- GnuCash is free and robust (used on Linux systems)\n-- Standard green 3-column notebooks are often enough for the first month or two.\n\nBefore you get too overwhelmed with startup administrativa (not that I have anything about keeping good accounts), read The Art of the Start by Guy Kawasaki (Apple's head marketing guy during its first 20 years and garage.com's founder).  Great stuff.  It'll keep you focused, alive, and on a good track as you get going.\n\nBest of Luck!
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If you are going to really use it for a comercial enterprise do NOT use Access. You will regret it.  There are better ways. I'd be happy to get you started. Likely there is a template you can easily convert to what you need to do. Email me with details.
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It depends on your needs, industry niche and legacy investments.\n  \nTry\nenterprise = http://www.oracle.com/applications/crm/index.html\nhosted solution = http://www.salesforce.com/\nanalytics = http://www.sas.com/solutions/crm/\nopen source = http://www.sugarcrm.com/crm/\nmid cap = http://www.rightnow.com/
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You should be able to find all the info you are seeking on Microsoft's resource pages. Also, check the groups for Microsoft developers - coders and freelancers. If this doesn't get you to where you want to be and you've exhausted your resources, go to: www.elance.com and pose your question there. This will cost you some money but........ \nYour project (systems architecture for a bank) is calling out for pro advice and you shouldn't settle for less.
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You need to find a person who knows both systems very well. \n\nUnfortunately, such a person probably doesn't exist.  Most people specialize in one or the other, and most M$ geeks only know M$ (sorry, but that's the truth).\n\nWorse yet, what is "better" overall might not work for your company.  For instance, I upgraded a client from an old version of Peachtree to a new one (better!) but we had to cancel that when we found out that the newer Peachtree had a limitation that we couldn't work around (worse!).\n\nEither system will probably work.  I don't like the fact that any M$ financial software locks me into M$ products, usually their latest-greatest only (so you have to upgrade Office, Exchange, etc when you upgrade the accounting software).  Oracle will probably run on servers of various platforms, which might be nice.  \n\nYour success will depend greatly on the people who do your install and configuration and migration and training.  Choose VERY carefully -- they will be de facto a part of your staff for years.\n\nAny accounting software change is hell... tell you accounting people that it will be at least a year of hell, during which time they'll develop drug and alcohol habits.  That way, when they only complain for 6 months you can tell them that you're ahead of schedule and the project is exceeding expectations.  I'm serious about this -- otherwise, people (like the computer guy) will get fired at the 3-4 month mark!!!!
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most really good book keeping software is expensive.  Check in to quickbooks as a possibility, search for booking software