The systems that automate the organization's routine, day-to-day business transactions such as data from sales or purchases from suppliers are called:
A) transaction processing systems.
B) automated analysis systems.
C) inventory control systems.
D) decision support systems.

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Transaction processing systems (TPS) are designed to automate routine business operations such as collecting, storing, modifying, and retrieving data associated with sales, purchases, and inventory. They are the backbone of any organization's information system and play a crucial role in maintaining the accuracy and consistency of data. Automated analysis systems, inventory control systems, and decision support systems are different types of information systems with different functions and objectives.

The Systems That Automate the Organization's Routine, Day-To-Day Business Transactions