Select a specific vertical application to investigate. Visit local computer stores and use the Internet to determine what software packages are available. Describe the features of two packages.

Vertical application software Vertical software package is defined as the software packages which are designed for particular business operations. The examples of the vertical application software are business process, construction companies, airlines, real estate firms. In vertical application software for performing test, many days or weeks can be needed by the IT staff and its team. Vertical application software is business specific and designed for specific domain. Vertical application systems are used for large systems. Vertical application software is more complicated than horizontal application system.  

Selection of vertical application software Mobile application is the software package in which vertical application software is used. It is basically designed for the limited range of the people. Package is basically the combination of software which was designed for supporting different types of users.  

Features of Software package Following are the packages available for vertical application are: • Word processor: Word processor is basically used for making reports. This package is basically used for word wrap, justification. alignment and automatic spelling checker and corrector.  

• Spreadsheet applications: Spreadsheet application is basically used for maintaining records. This package is basically used for cell locking, cell merging, live preview of calculated result, custom column groups.  

• Web browsers: This package is basically used for user should be able to follow hyperlink, the information should be searched on current page as well as VVWVV.  

Explanation:

the answer is b. executive summary. a management summary, or executive summary, is a short article or section of a document, produced for business purposes, that condenses a longer report or proposal or a group of related reports in such a way that readers can rapidly become familiar with a large body of material without having to read it all.