CHEQUE PROCESSING AND CLEARING SYSTEM
The Cheque Processing and Clearing system helps the Bank of India's head
office to record details of transactions with customers and branches. The
application interfaces to the company's banking system and to CHAPS (Clearing
House Automated Payment System - an electronic transfer system for sending
same-day value payments from bank to bank).
TOOLS USED
Microsoft Access 97
Visual Basic for Applications
SQLSERVER
Microsoft SQL Server is a scalable, high-performance relational database management
system, which offers robust and reliable support for a large number of concurrent
users and efficient management of large data volumes.Client applications and
user interfaces can be built using Visual Basic or Microsoft Access for conventional
Windows applications, and Visual Studio.NET and ASP (Active Server Pages)
for browser applications.
VISUAL STUDIO
Visual Studio has long been Microsoftís premier software development environment.
The release of Visual Studio .NET, and the individual tools and languages
it contains, provides the foundation for creating all types of software, from
desktop applications to dynamic browser based applications and web services.
The .NET framework encompasses various advanced technologies including ADO.NET
for flexible data access.
POCKET PC
The Microsoft Pocket PC platform is rapidly establishing itself as the standard
for mobile business applications.With versions of Visual Studio and SQL Server
for the Pocket PC, we can develop powerful applications that are user-friendly
and integrate seamlessly with corporate databases. Data can be synchronised
via cradle, infrared, modem or Bluetooth. Some models even have an integrated
barcode scanner for intensive data capture applications.
The British Tourist Authority's mission is to build the value of inbound tourism to Britain, generating additional tourism revenue throughout Britain, throughout the year.
Operating in 27 overseas markets, it promotes Britain as a tourism destination. BTA works in partnership with the national tourist boards in England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales to promote an attractive image of Britain. It provides impartial tourism information and gathers essential market intelligence for the UK tourism industry.
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