When it was recognized that computers were capable in developing technology. Transactions can improve like online transactions for online viewing of web page. This information is not directly involved in the decision-making process but is needed by management.
The main purpose of a transaction is to produce information for other systems and to maintain the integrity of the data that is being processed. Internet nowadays has been the free and open access to the basic documents. Moreover, recognition that humans interact easily with visual objects has stimulated the development of symbolic graphics to facilitate communication between customers and computers. The Internet has revolutionized the computer and communications world like nothing before. Internet was at once a world-wide broadcasting capability, a mechanism for spreading information.
1.1 Background of the problem
The Exhibition Center for Contemporary Art (ECCA) , was the dream of the three ardent lovers of art the art collector Cesar Duque, the art dealer Mario Alcantara, and Manuel Duldulao, author of fifteen books on Philippine art. ECCA is the largest gallery in the Philippines. The main gallery measures more than 300 square meters and the stockroom is just as large. As much, many events, other than those related to art, are held in its venue.
The gallery established since Feb 2005. The company opened in the public in May 2006,All three founders had only one person in mind to run it, Marila A. Burgos, who has been an art dealer since 1980, first with the Greenhills Art Center and later on her own. She is also the owner of (ECCA). The company are located in Atis Cor. Kaimito St. Valle Verde I, in Pasig City, called the Chateau Verde Business Center, ground floor for the main gallery and first floor for a stockroom. They have (26) books (2) books are coming soon. And they also have (500) pieces of painting since their gallery and they have only one (3) employee. It also has
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