technology based systems in banking services world over which resulted in great modification in terms of how financial organizations provide services to customers purchases such as identification along with that it keeps track of transactions as they are incurred with all the specifics of purchases such as store name, date of purchase, price of the product, purchase place etc. Thus holder has the facility to “retrospect” his memory about his purchases which is denied in the case of paper money
A static force will result in a fixed amount of charges on the piezoelectric material. OPERATION Once the System has been implemented completely then next task is to observe how system is supposed to operate to carry out different operations involved in System. When vehicle will cross the sensor which are fixed at some meter distance from processing unit, Tag will read by RFID Reader. Sensor may fixed vertically at both sides or at the centre of road depend upon where the TAG
INTERNAL CONTROL CASE Done by: Amna Abdumajid AlSaffar H00226903 Section 1 Question 1: For each sales transaction related audit objective identify the existing controls. Sales and collection cycle in a business begins when a customer purchases goods or services and ends when the company receives payment for the purchase. It is important to test sales transactions and internal controls of those transactions to ensure that the company is not misstating its revenues or accounts receivable. (Mohr
starts with an understanding of the application domain created by data miners, who then identify suitable data sources and the target data. With the help of data provided, data mining is performed, which is carried out in following main steps: Pre-processing: The raw data is directly not suitable for mining due
awareness or little knowledge of the internal processing procedures involved in performing given tasks in a programming session. Invisibility factor involves taking into account knowledge of the expected inputs and the intended output during programming. The latter takes different forms and approaches, but constitute a common unethical factor (Kizza 2007).. In a number of circumstances, computer operators seek no need to understand how computer transactions, calculations and other programming procedures
account of unauthorized access to banks important information of customers account, risk management system etc. Through hacking also ones banking details can be out which causes loss of data, theft or tampering with the consumers information, disabling of a significant portion of banks internal computer system thus denying services. In external
have noted the key drivers in terms of enablers and their criteria each weighing according to the importance demonstrated in this particular case study 5. Processes, Products and Services. 5a. Processes are designed and managed to optimize stakeholder options: • The first and foremost indication of these particular criteria mentioned in this case study: is the fact that DAFZA designs the process to provide competitive costs for leasing their facilities hence optimizing the options given to stakeholders
It is also considered as a decision support system. Its fundamental objective is to show the exact and well organized picture of the business. William H. Inmon is the inventor of the term data warehouse. According to Inmon, data warehouse can be defined as “A data warehouse is a subject-oriented
The examination, monitoring and analysis of activities linked to a corporation's operation, together with its employee behavior ,business structure and information systems. An internal audit is intended to assess what a company is doing in order to spot potential threats to the organization's strength and profitability, and to form recommendations for justifying the risk associated with those threats in order to reduce
A Decision Support System to formulate an Aggregate Production Planning Problem Ravi Yerigeri1, Manoj N. Kshirsagar2, Prof. S.N.Teli3 1Terna Engineering college, Navi Mumbai, India, rvyerigeri@rediffmail.com 2Terna Engineering college, Navi Mumbai, India , manoj_ksagar@rediffmail.com 3Saraswati College of Engineering,Kharghar,India,shivanandteli@yahoo.com Abstract: The Aggregate Production Planning (APP) problem is concerned with determining the optimum