In this case, NO MORE BATCH PROCESSING! To be inventive it is not always necessary to try and solve problems in today's world. It can be just as valuable, maybe more so, to simplify complex solutions. Take credit card transactions, there is no uproar, no apparent problem, but when a company comes along and radically simplifies the current process; the "problem" becomes painfully obvious. 

Sort of the like the fax machine when it had that curling thermal paper with the disappearing ink.  For those of you born after the fax machine, just know the rest of us were so enthralled by the ability to send a hard copy message from one physical location to another that we had no problem with the fact that it came out on a roll of toilet paper. Then someone simplified the process by making it digital, (scanning and emailing) and basically rendered the fax machine obsolete. Jack Dorsey, Chairman of Twitter and Founder of Square has taken the enormously convoluted system of credit card processing, which involves bank agreements, merchant agreements, expensive hardware, confusing fees and regulations and simplifies it all by allowing users to swipe and capture information into their mobile phone and route the entire process through Square's app.  You pay Square a flat fee of 2.75% and they handle the nightmare that occurs on the other side. No more banks, no more credit card machines, no more monthly merchant agreements and NO MORE BATCH PROCESSING!  Here is a snippet of him talking about it with Charlie Rose.