New System Proposal: DBMS
Presented By: Learning Team D
DBMS: What is it?
• A DBMS or Database Management System
DBMS: What is it? Continued..
There are four major components of a DBMS:
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Hardware
Software
Data
Users
Pros vs. Cons
PROS
CONS
Robust Data Storage
Increased Cost
Retrieval and Indexing
Functions
Management Issues
Reduces Redundancy
Maintaining Currency
Increases Security and
Reliability
Upgrade Costs and Future proofing Improves Data Quality
Higher Impact of Failure
Why Create a DBMS?
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Business requirements
Information
Security Measures
Organize data
Maintain and track all merchandise
Specifics of Our DBMS
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E-business processes that pertain to internal communication
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Web-based training program
Specifics of Our DBMS Continued…
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View and change information stored on the database
Microsoft SQL and Windows Server
Processing power and storage capacity
Accurate inventory of materials
Who Benefits from a DBMS?
There are three groups of people who benefit from a DBMS:
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Our Company
Our Customers
Our Business Partners
Benefits for Our Company
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Multiple databases
Address Customer needs
Redundancy hardware and storage costs
Centralized Systems
Benefits for Our Customers
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Use the DBMS to collect data about consumers that use our website and mobile application
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See recommended products based on what they've looked at or bought
Faster checkout experience because of their saved information
Benefits for Our Business Partners
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Access the database and secure materials
Specific database containing records
DBMS on mobile devices
Login Information
Order requests
Accessibility for Employees,
Consumers, and Businesses
Security Features of DBMS
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Software encryptions
Background checks
Password logins for each user
Extreme secure technology
Ethical Concerns Regarding DBMS
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Violations in company policy