Information Methods
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CIS11 Information Methods
Assignment 2 Scenario C – Travel Agent
Tutor Name Nelson Vargas
Date: 19th May 2011
Author: David Inglis Student ID: 954321X
Executive Summary
The purpose for this report examines opportunities, benefits and design requirements of a system to replace the existing manual system currently in operation. Research was undertaken into the necessity, benefits and ramifications of not moving forward to new service delivering necessary information that will keep the organisation at the for front of
CIS11 Information Methods
Assignment 2 Scenario C – Travel Agent
Tutor Name Nelson Vargas
Date: 19th May 2011
Author: David Inglis Student ID: 954321X
Executive Summary
The purpose for this report examines opportunities, benefits and design requirements of a system to replace the existing manual system currently in operation. Research was undertaken into the necessity, benefits and ramifications of not moving forward to new service delivering necessary information that will keep the organisation at the for front of
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