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Identify the pros and cons of transaction-processing systems. Will the advancement of such systems affect employment opportunities for people in the future? Transaction-processing systems can have both a negative and positive impact on a business. An example of a transactional processing system could be a company's payroll. The benefit on the business for such a system is that it eliminates time from an employee being tied up in needing to take of this busy work. Instead, the system is able to process and disperse paychecks in an efficient and faster process than before. The only downside to a system is possible inaccurate data input from a user. Speaking from personal use, at the Walt Disney World Resort, we use a system called, "workbrain," to ensure the proper payment for our employees. Other systems throughout the Resort communicate to this system. If data is inaccurately inputted into one of these other systems, it results in inaccurate paychecks for our Cast Members; however, if data is correctly inputted, it makes our lives easier when conducting and checking for payroll issues each day I, personally, believe that all systems will always lack one thing which is the human intelligence factor. Even though systems will continually advance, they will only be as best as their computer programmer. With that being said, having advancement of these systems will require more manpower to oversee the program and monitor it to ensure it is working to the best of its ability. Roles in the IT field will continue to grow as these systems continue to flourish

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