An Exploratory Study on Applying Service Oriented Architecture on the Convenient system of Land Office

• Main Authors: Zhi-rong Lai, 賴志榮
• Other Authors: Tian-You Huang
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2011
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/p4433k

碩士 === 中原大學 === 資訊管理研究所 === 99 === Since the raise of development project of e-government in Taiwan, continuous effort has been made to enhance government efficiency and improve service quality. Further, move the government towards a target of proactive and high-quality e-government and accomplishments have been gained. Due to the insufficient degree of information integration, most people-convenient systems fail to achieve the goal of providing fast, initiative, cross-platform and cross-system services. Application and resource are reused through the presentation of Service-oriented architecture (SOA). Current system resource are combined and proper functions of developed system are recycled. Flexible adjustments on system procedure were adopted to respond to user request rapidly. Higher flexibility, better efficiency, and information integration IT environment may be achieved to provide people better service quality. The purpose of current study is to verify the application of the framework of people-convenient SOA land management system of e-government. First, through the collection and analysis of bibliography, as well as the view of procedure management, the inspirations of development and management of SOA land management system was explored. Case study was used in the study to reveal multiple level needs of strategy, administration, and operation. An initial model was built and a single operation environment was integrated by an entry point. The differences after using people-convenient SOA land management system were also examined. The findings of the study introduce that: the advantages of people-convenient SOA land management system include: (1) decrease the cost of development, (2) flexible architecture fulfills the need of customization, (3) increase value added of system development, (4) implement the possibility of system integration, and (5) enhance satisfaction of customer service. The initial model may be a further basis in the other people-convenient SOA systems, procedure development and administration of related information fields.