A national bank and an international bank decide to merge. Assume, that both the organizations use almost similar ER diagrams. Prepare the ER diagram for the merged bank. Make, and state, suitable assumptions if any. please don't copy this answer from another chegg's account and any site's (Ex. geeks-for-geeks..) . Please try to be unique.

A national bank and an international bank decide to merge. Assume, that both the organizations use almost similar ER diagrams. Prepare the ER diagram for the merged bank. Make, and state, suitable assumptions if any. please don't copy this answer from another chegg's account and any site's (Ex. geeks-for-geeks..) . Please try to be unique.

Fundamentals of Information Systems

8th Edition

ISBN:9781305082168

Author:Ralph Stair, George Reynolds

Publisher:Ralph Stair, George Reynolds

Chapter6: Information And Decision Support Systems

Section: Chapter Questions

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