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    Batch processing involves collecting similar transactions over a period of time and processing them in batches. This allows for efficient allocation of resources and better control over the transaction process. Real-time systems process each transaction as it occurs with no time delay between occurrence and recording. The main differences are that batch processing can be more cost efficient but introduces time delays, while real-time processing provides immediate responses but is more complex and expensive to implement.

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    Batch processing involves collecting similar transactions over a period of time and processing them in batches. This allows for efficient allocation of resources and better control over the transaction process. Real-time systems process each transaction as it occurs with no time delay between occurrence and recording. The main differences are that batch processing can be more cost efficient but introduces time delays, while real-time processing provides immediate responses but is more complex and expensive to implement.

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    Batch processing involves collecting similar transactions over a period of time and processing them in batches. This allows for efficient allocation of resources and better control over the transaction process. Real-time systems process each transaction as it occurs with no time delay between occurrence and recording. The main differences are that batch processing can be more cost efficient but introduces time delays, while real-time processing provides immediate responses but is more complex and expensive to implement.

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    Batch processing involves collecting similar transactions over a period of time and processing them in batches. This allows for efficient allocation of resources and better control over the transaction process. Real-time systems process each transaction as it occurs with no time delay between occurrence and recording. The main differences are that batch processing can be more cost efficient but introduces time delays, while real-time processing provides immediate responses but is more complex and expensive to implement.

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    Batch and Real-time

    Systems
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    Batch Processing

     Two Benefits
     Efficient allocation of resources:
     By grouping similar transaction and allocating processing resources saves our
    cost and time.
     One can make an efficient allocation, cost effective and specialized
    procedures to deal with these batches.
     Batches processing is an economical and high-volume transaction processing
    method.
    Batch Processing

     Better Control over the transaction process


     The accuracy of the process can be established by periodically reconciling the
    batch against the control figure.
     For example, total value of a batch of sales orders is $150,000
     This number can be recorded when the batch is first assemble and then
    recalculated at various points during its processing.
    Real-time systems

     Real-time systems process transactions separately as they occur


     No grouping means “no time interval” between occurrence and recording.
     Improved productivity and enhanced customer satisfaction.
    Difference between Batch processing
    and Real Time Processing System
    Difference between Batch processing
    and Real Time Processing System
     Batch Processing :
    Batch Processing system is an efficient way of processing large volumes of
    data. where a group of transactions is collected over a period of time. Data is
    collected, entered, processed and then the batch results are produced. The
    main function of a batch processing system is to automatically keep executing
    the jobs in a batch. This is the important task of a batch processing system
    i.e. performed by the ‘Batch Monitor’ resided in the low end of main memory.
    Difference between Batch processing
    and Real Time Processing System
     Real Time Processing :
    Real Time Processing systems are very fast and quick respondent systems.
    These systems are used in an environment where a large number of events
    (generally external) must be accepted and processed in a short time. Real
    time processing requires quick transaction and characterized by supplying
    immediate response. For example, defense application systems like as
    RADAR, etc.
    Advantages of Batch Processing

     Ideal for processing large volumes of data/transaction.


     Can do processing independently even during less-busy times or at a desired
    designated time.
     For the organization by carrying out the process, it also offers cost efficiency.
    Disadvantages of Batch Processing

     Time delay between the collection of data and getting the result after the
    batch process.
     In the batch processing master file is not always kept up to date.
     One-time process can be very slow.
    Advantages of Real-Time Processing

     No significant delay in response.


     Information is always up to date. Hence, it makes the organization able to
    take immediate action. Also, when responding to an event, issue or scenario
    in the shortest possible span of time.
     It also makes the organization able to gain insights from the updated data.
    Even helps to detect patterns of possible identification of either opportunities
    or threats.
    Disadvantages of Real-Time Processing

     Very complex as well as expensive processing.


     Also turns out to be very difficult for auditing.
     Real-Time processing is a bit tedious processing
    Reference

     https://
    www.slideshare.net/HabibUllahQamar/lecture-12-computer-bases-accouting-
    systems-transaction-processing-james-a-hall-book-chapter-2?fbclid=IwAR23Cld
    9c_zu7nwAGn-VNm6TUkH4mq-XPRRSO1qOVRvXscZekqW5EPQK3nY
     https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/difference-between-batch-processing-and-re
    al-time-processing-system/?
    fbclid=IwAR14JiXfTfRHMS-OLiIdzGyyMcmpeaNuKqdaeY1vR1eSDGPjBPHAxEMqsr
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     https://data-flair.training/blogs/batch-processing-vs-real-time-processing/

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