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Project Charter Teller Transaction

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Authors: Balmeo, Joel P. Bayog, Rene C. Biliones, Jose G. Quirino, Jean Pierre G. Toledo, Larry Neil S.

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Quirino, Jean Pierre G.
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Bayog, Rene C.
System Analyst

Toledo, Larry Neil
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Biliones, Jose G.
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Balmeo, Joel P.
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1.0 Project Background

1.1Problem/Opportunity Description
Inefficient and inaccurate transaction processes, this kind of problem are facing by many tellers more often it involves the discrepancies concerning the customer’s account, giving account information and unable to handle different request. The discrepancies concerning customers account involves the mistake in the balance of customers, balancing efficiency and accuracy is important. Another problem is giving account information, are sometimes source of problem by the teller like if the customers is requesting for their account balance, loan payment, deposits or encashment, and unable to handle different request from the customers are usually the problems of the tellers some customers are requesting for the conversion of other country’s money into dollar’s or transferring money in the other country some of the teller’s do not know how to handle that kind of situation.

1.2 Benefits The propose project has the advantages which the company will benefit.
The system have strong security for all information it take the important data be secured and avoid the hacker.
Secured information of clients. The system also avoid a fraud, if they unable to access a database, all information safe from editing and changing data.
The accuracy of the balance in the account of customers will benefit not

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