1. A Report on DBMS
with respect to Ncell
By: Submitted to:
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2. Database Management System
• A computer software application
• Interaction
• DCQUA of databases
• DBMS Solution Providers (IBM, Oracle, SAP, Microsoft)
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3. Importance of DBMS
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Importance
of DBMS
Data
Redundancy
Data
Consistency
Data
Integrity
Data
Security
Data
Economy
Data
Standard
Data
Sharing
Data
Recovery &
Back-up
Data
Accessibility
4. Components of DBMS Environment
Hardware Software Data Procedure People
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5. Types of DBMS
Four types of DBMS
Hierarchical DBMS Network DBMS
Relational DBMS Object-oriented
DBMS
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6. 1. Hierarchical DBMS
• A tree-like structure
• Data as records
• Links connection
• Parent-children relation
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Marketing
Branding
Corporate
Identity
Product Identity
Marketing
Communication
ATL BTL
7. 2. Network DBMS
• A graph-like structure
• Many-to-Many relation
• Complicated DB
• Records & Sets structures
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Commercial
Dept.
Regional
Development
Team
Employee’s
Name
Channel
Sales Team
8. 3. Relational DBMS
• DB relations in the form of table
• relation, domain and attributes
• a fundamental constructs sets or records sets
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9. 4. Object-oriented DBMS
• Information in the form of objects
• Combination & Consistency
• Two elements in each object
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10. Applications of DBMS in Ncell
• Ncell, a telecom company
• DBMS for various business
processes
• HRM, FM, SM, MM, CRM, OM and
TM
• DBMS vendors: Oracle, SAP, IBM,
Huawei, ZTE, Microsoft.
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11. Role of DBMS in the operations of Ncell
• Financial Management:
• Payment tracking and processing
• Managing credits and debt collections
• Account Receivable & Account Payable
• Calculating company taxes
• Expenditures and Revenues
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• Human Resource
Management:
• Employee identification
• Talent Acquisition
• Payroll and compensation
processing
• Job tracking and performance
appraisal
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• Sales Management: Retail Management, Channel Sales, B2B Sales,
B2C Sales, Product Development, Supply Chain Management
• Marketing Management: Targeting and Segmentation, Campaign
Management, Sales Enablement, Marketing Measurement, Customer Cycle
Marketing
• Operational Management: Billing & Revenue Management, CRM, Call
detail & charging data records, Contact Center Modernization
• Technological Management: Network Resource Management,
Network Visibility & Compiliance, Network Repairs & Maintainance
13. Prime DBMS Vendors of Ncell
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Editor's Notes
A DBMS is said to be a Network DBMS if the relationships among data in the database are of type many-to-many. The relationships among many-to-many appears in the form of a network. Thus the structure of a network database is extremely complicated because of these many-to-many relationships in which one record can be used as a key of the entire database. A network database is structured in the form of a graph that is also a data structure. Though the structure of such a DBMS is highly complicated however it has two basic elements i.e. records and sets to designate many-to-many relationships. Mainly high-level languages such as Pascal, C++, COBOL and FORTRAN etc. were used to implement the records and set structures.
In the diagram which represents Network DBMS shows child having two parents that is Employee is associated with two teams which are channel sales and regional development.