CHAPTER FIVE

RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS

5.1 INTRODUCTION

In this chapter, the main findings or results with respect to the development of the system is
discussed and general deductions focused on the findings of the studies presented in this
project are described. It highlights achievement of stated objective if they have been partially
or fully achieved, or exceeded. Furthermore, the strengths and limitations of this project are
suggested and well thought out for further research into advancing the system operations.
There for new areas of investment are urged and problem encountered as well as parts of
current work not fulfilled due to time constants are explained.

5.2 GOALS ARCHIVED

• Managers to get full reports without any delays.

• Clients to have a secure system when making transactions
• Validation on the portal so that no unauthorized person can enter the system.
The first goal was for manager to get reports so that it will be easy for them to make decisions.
The reports included all the transactions made on that period and the amount that was left for
the amount to be issued for next period.

The second goal was for the clients to have a secure system when making transactions. For a
client to withdraw money from the bank and deposit money from the bank a pin code would
be generated and it will be a random generation.

The third goal was validating of the system. To make sure that all the boxes are filled in when
applying for a loan and when adding a customer. More so, to make sure that the person
applying for a loan is above 18 and application of the amount which the client wants 6 times
the salary he gets. This goal was to make sure that the person entering into the portal is the
right user and has the privileges to enter.

Lastly the system goal were fully archived and met through thorough research overcoming
problems associated with client side coding and interface designs.
5.3 FURTHER WORKS

Implementation of CABS Operational intelligence system was a success thorough out the
cycle of the project. However new areas of investigation were driven through development of
the project. These areas may need modifications and improvements. The system was supposed
to make decisions for the managers and generate reports for them. This could not be
implemented because ample time was needed to research on how to make an algorithm for a
system to make decisions.

5.4 CONCLUSION

Conclusively the project was conducted successfully. Research and analysis of findings
satisfied achievement of stated objectives. Given the environment of ever changing of
technology innovations some further work need to be improved on the system in order to
enhance performance and functionality. The newly developed system works satisfactory so to
say. It has managed to meet the objectives as originally specified.
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