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The primary difference between OLTP and OLAP lies in what business function they are trying to address. This drives the rest of the features OLTP and OLAP have.OLTP - Stands for Online Transaction System. As the name suggests, this is a stack of application and database which primary support the transactional nature of an organization's business. This might include, order creation, logging service request, user creation, lead creation, opportunity creation, recording interactions with end users etc., to name a few. These systems not only are the tools to record data into system, they are also highly effective in retrieval of small chunk of data. For the sake of explaining, let's assume OLTP as any state run bank's ATM. You can deposit (INSERT), withdraw(UPDATE) certain sum of money and view (SELECT) your account balance. If you have noticed, these actions in an ATM are extremely fast - this in turn means that the system supporting the ATM function is built for fast insert & updates. This drives all the necessary technical features of OLTP. Like comparatively low database size, highly normalized database design, lack of historical data, absence of indexes on tables etc.OLAP - Stands for Online Analytical Processing. On the other hand, OLAP systems are purely built to support an organization's decision support system. Organizations need large pile of data at their disposal before they take any decision which would improve the revenue over a period of time (for example). The analytical system again consist of suite of applications, database (read data warehouse) and data integration layer for integration data from different source system. The analytic application should have a scalable and robust engine which can handle large sums of data and calculate aggregations, generates various cutting edge charts, delivers scheduled reports to end users concurrently, provide flexibility to users to download reports and charts to PPT/PDF/Excel etc. The database supporting this also needs to stand up to the rigors of the analysis process that business users fire. This drives the features of the OLAP database such as - ability to store historical data, highly denormalized database design, presence of indexes on columns for faster data retrieval, building pre built aggregates for analytics application to consume, ability to refresh the data warehouse with incremental transactional data in a pre defined window etc. To draw parallels with the ATM example for the OLTP system, imagine a national manager of a sales team trying to generate reports which given an aggregated view of the quarterly national sales of a product. The report will have ability to slice the national sales data further down to region (east, west, north south), region to state, state to territories and to the individual sales representative. The entire user journey through the UI, fetching of data from database upon drilling down from a higher level sales report to the lower level and how the application and database work together to give the end user the data he/she wants - all are part of suite of OLAP tools.The list is long for both the OLTP and OLAP apps. However, these are classic case of how business requirement drive the technical capabilities of tools & systems and that is how things should work and not the other way around.Hope this helps for a start.

Automation is getting a robot (called Bot for short) to perform the same activities done by a human — this is also called Robotic Process Automation in many cases.Best to understand with an example .. if at the month end a human downloads the month end sales report from an ERP application like SAP (Step 1) and then analyzes it in Excel (Step 2) and then publishes the results typically as Graphs accompanied by text in Powerpoint (Step 3) and emails that to a group of users (Step 4).Using RPA a Bot would sign in (in place of the human) into SAP and download the report(Step 1), then the Bot open Excel and would paste the downloaded data and run a macro which analyzes the data (Step 2) and copy it, then the Bot would open Powerpoint (typically a standard template) and paste the Graph and text copied from Excel (Step 3) and then save the Powerpoint and launch an Email application like Outook and fill in the attached recipient and attach the PPT from Step 3 and click send in Outlook (Step 4).From this you will note that basic automation (RPA) is meant for repetitive tasks with predefined rules and templates. Commonly used RPA tools are sold by hyper growing companies like BluePrism, UiPath and Automation Anywhere.Automation has since evolved and now Chat Bots, Artificial Intelligence (AI) , Optical Character Recognition, BPM (Business Process Management) work together with the RPA Bots greatly increasing what business and IT processes can be automated.

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