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Nt1310 Unit 4 Systems Analysis

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• The four major systems each have its own database and interfaces had to be built for them to all communicate with each other. This is caused information to show in multiple formats and is difficult to reconcile. Providing accurate reports for banking and government regulators is very challenging.

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