1. Nicholas Ventola is the General Manager for the world-famous Le Corked restaurant. His information system was developed over time and, as it exists now, it consists of two computer systems that do not communicate with one another. One system handles reservations and maintains a database of customers’ preferences (likes, dislikes, food allergies), birthdates and anniversaries, and other information. The other system assigns each party to a table on a given night. In your group use a topdown approach to identify the modules that would be necessary to accomplish everything Nicholas wants to do using only one computer system, from making reservations to ordering food. From your own experience, determine what systems are necessary to operate a fine dining establishment, then describe the modules and how and when you would use them.