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Our shop POWER MOVIE COLLECTIONS. This shop was opened
in the 1998. Our business first started out as small and unstable
shop, selling only few variety of movie. The gradual development
around the are encouraged us to improve and expand our business.
And soon our shop achieved popularity among the locals. Our shop
attracted more customers and our companys profit had increased
dramatically.
We have movies of since the 90s and till the latest arrivals. Our
branches are in Kiarong, Lambak Kanan and in Muara. Our main
office is located in Kiarong branch. And soon more branches of our
shop maybe opened.
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The shop has completely a manual database system. Both the
employer and the employees usually handle the shop. But this is
not able to keep up with the constant expansion and the shop is
facing numerous problems.
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8. The manual system is time consuming which exhausts the
employer and the employees.
9. The manual system is unsuccessful as human error can be
prevailed.
10.With the manual system it is too difficult to analyze the
business as it is difficult to evaluate the customers choice and
preference.
11. Manual system makes financial analysis difficult.
12. Human error such as giving the wrong movie, charging extra
money also reduces the customer trust on the shop.
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6. The new system should be smooth as compared to current
manual system which is tiresome.
7. There should be a backup facility in the new system so if the
data gets corrupted then the backup can be used (Keeping
generation of files).
8. The new system should be documented. Both user
documentation and technical documentation should be
available.
9. It should also have verification and validation checks to
reduce the chances of errors.
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8. The stock should be well-managed on the shelves so that
there is no delay in the transactions and employees do no fell
exhausted.
9. The calculation task should also be handled by the computer
system as there will be fewer chances of errors.
10.The new system should have tables for storing shop related
information. Queries for searching particular item.
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4. Easy to implement
The existing system is very simple and easy to implement.
There is no need for machines so the work done is not
complicated. The current system is also quite quick.
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2. Inaccurate data input and output
Since huge amounts of data are kept, there are chances of
transcription and transposition errors in generating reports.
There is a more likelihood of miscommunication and
human mistakes, which will produce inaccurate data.
Illegible writing may also be responsible for damaged data.
3. The manual system is slow, time-consuming and
tedious
The existing system is very slow, as many tasks are carried
out, for example searching for an item may take a long time.
It creates delays, causing the buyers to become impatient.
4. Insecure data
The registers are kept at the counter that is accessible to
anyone. Anyone can easily tamper with the data. The
registers can easily be damaged or stolen as they are not
locked up.
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The objectives and aims of new system can be achieved by
implementing one of these solutions. Every solution is evaluated so
that conclusion can be drawn which solution makes the objectives
more achievable.
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1. Hiring more staff
The company may hire more units of labor so that the work
can be separated in to particular tasks and can be carried out
by its specialists.
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Advantages:
Disadvantages
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2.
Advantages:
Disadvantages
Advantages:
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Disadvantages
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1. Fast, accurate and reliable
Present day computers are very fast and are accurate due to
validation checks. This will prevent invalid item records from
being added to the database. Since computers are very fats,
customers will not get annoyed waiting in queues for delays.
2. Less labor required
Since all the records are saved into the computer, item
records can be easily found or added without the need of
extra workers.
3. Secure
A login system can be made to prevent access from
unauthorized personnel or hackers. This will make the system
secure from theft.
4. Low running cost
The initial cost of the high level language software will be
quite high, but the only running costs after that will be the
power consumption cost and maintenance cost. Labor costs
are also cut.
5. Easy and efficient data organization
The data can be organized efficiently in the form of tables and
forms. Record searches are fast and simple. Data can easily be
edited and sorted.
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6. Easy to create backups and saving physical space
Backups will be very easy to create as they can simply be
copied to USBs, flash disks, CD-ROMs, etc. Less space will
also be occupied as there will be no need to keep cabinets to
put registers in, only space for a computer will be required.
7. More customizable
Applications developed using high level programming
language is easily customizable and efficient than a database
software.
Advantages:
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4. Since the data will be stored in a computer, there will be no
need of file cabinets. This will help save space and improve
working conditions.
5. Using a login system, data can be kept secure from hackers.
This will make the proposed system safe and secure.
6. There will be no need of hiring extra employees for certain
jobs such as searching. The computer can perform all tasks
such as searching/deleting/adding and even checking
whether the data entered by the data entry operator is valid
or not.
7. All the grammatical and punctuation mistakes are always
identified in MS Word. This special feature will prompt the
data entry operator to make amendments.
8. The software will be totally customizable according to the
needs of the shop. Efficient and quick data organization as
well as automatic reminders when the stock is low will be
possible.
Disadvantages
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2. Power failures may occur which can lead to data loss and
hardware malfunction. Sometimes, the system can
breakdown if there is a power failure causing all data to be
lost.
3. Despite various security measures, the system will be
vulnerable to viruses, Trojans, etc.
4. A system specialist who is able to work with databases will
be required. This again will affect monthly costs.
5. Staff will be needed to trained to the computerized system.
6. The initial expense of building the software will be very
costly.
7. Technical errors may be difficult to fix without
programming knowledge.
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