Review of Related Studies
Chapter II
Review of Related Studies and Literature
This chapter will show about the related literature and studies that helped the researchers in making the proposed system. These several studies have been made using computers as a reliable tool to shorten the processing time and increase the service efficiency.
2.1. Foreign/Local Literature
Selwyn Clyde Alojipan, (May 1989). Information technology new and more powerful ways of handling data through greater computer memory, faster data processing time, more sophisticated system designs, and a wider array of user interface devices and user friendly. A software which will vastly improve the office and other place of work. There are just few of the power technologies brought about by the information revolution.
Montalban, Diana Ruth, (June 1996). The new Information Society is here and now and developing at a phenomenal rate. The advent of the computer age provided the technology to store, process, and reformat information according to varied specifications to suit different purposes. State of the art technologies, without the slightest inclination as to how to start researching on a subject, the difference in the novice’s time involvement as compared to the specialist’s time who researches similar information on a routine basis, is remarkable. The novice would take weeks where the specialist takes less than an hour.
According to FASTRAK the reservation and billing system of their company are designed with a minimal number of screens for simplicity. Erez Internet reservation system is operated by FASTRAK. This Erez can provide forms for single and multiple reservations for clients. Posting or editing client charges/ fees is one of the features of FASTRAK Billing and Reservation System. The billing system of FASTRAK provides data security for authorization. Another feature of FASTRAK system is it can create a summary report.
The researcher adapted the concept of FASTRAK to provide a data security specially
Review of Related Studies and Literature
This chapter will show about the related literature and studies that helped the researchers in making the proposed system. These several studies have been made using computers as a reliable tool to shorten the processing time and increase the service efficiency.
2.1. Foreign/Local Literature
Selwyn Clyde Alojipan, (May 1989). Information technology new and more powerful ways of handling data through greater computer memory, faster data processing time, more sophisticated system designs, and a wider array of user interface devices and user friendly. A software which will vastly improve the office and other place of work. There are just few of the power technologies brought about by the information revolution.
Montalban, Diana Ruth, (June 1996). The new Information Society is here and now and developing at a phenomenal rate. The advent of the computer age provided the technology to store, process, and reformat information according to varied specifications to suit different purposes. State of the art technologies, without the slightest inclination as to how to start researching on a subject, the difference in the novice’s time involvement as compared to the specialist’s time who researches similar information on a routine basis, is remarkable. The novice would take weeks where the specialist takes less than an hour.
According to FASTRAK the reservation and billing system of their company are designed with a minimal number of screens for simplicity. Erez Internet reservation system is operated by FASTRAK. This Erez can provide forms for single and multiple reservations for clients. Posting or editing client charges/ fees is one of the features of FASTRAK Billing and Reservation System. The billing system of FASTRAK provides data security for authorization. Another feature of FASTRAK system is it can create a summary report.
The researcher adapted the concept of FASTRAK to provide a data security specially