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Video Lesson တွေက Haru အတန်းသားတွေအတွက်ပါ

Haru ရဲ့ ITPEC FE Full Course မှာ ယခု သင်ခန်းစာတွေကို တစ်ခုချင်း တစ်ကြောင်းချင်း အသေးစိတ်ရှင််ရှင်းပြထားပါတယ်

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3-1-2 Mission-critical Business Support System

Mission-critical business support system is a collective term for a system that supports a mission-critical business forming the center of corporate activities. Mission-critical business support systems include those that use a commercial software package, such as an ERP package, and those that are specially designed and developed. Software packages (i.e., business packages) developed with the purpose of usage in the business field are classified as shown below. · 2 questions

  • • Operations-specific package
    This is a software package that supports common business operations in several industries or business types. Example: Sales management system, ordering management system,

inventory control system, customer management system, production management system, etc.

  • • Industry-specific package
    This is a software package that supports exclusive business operations in a specific industry or business type. Example: Distribution information system, logistics information system,

financial information system, medical information system, etc.

The typical mission-critical business support systems are shown below. Such systems can be seen everywhere around us, and these systems (i.e., computers) cooperate mutually to achieve ubiquitous computing that supports our daily lives.

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aggregation, and issuance of receipts is performed with the help of a store sales management subsystem called a store controller. This is used in inventory and ordering management, and trend analysis in order to identify the hot-selling products.

  • • EOS (Electronic Ordering System)
    This is a system that automatically accepts and places orders. By linking this system with the POS system, effective inventory management can be performed.
  • • Electronic banking system
    This is a system that connects the information system of a banking facility and the computer of the business partner over a network, and performs data exchange. It includes firm banking in which a banking facility and business partner company are connected over a network, and home banking in which a banking facility and individual customer are connected over a network.
  • • Electronic medical records system
    This is a system by which the health care information, such as diagnosis and treatment records (i.e., medical chart), are computerized, and then stored and updated. It is used in EHR (Electronic Health Record) that is exchanged and shared between medical institutions, and PHR (Personal Health Record) that includes health information of an individual.

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