System Overview
Unified Software of Social Security Information System and Civil Administration Business
System ("Unified Software of Civil Administration Business System") is a management &
information system for civil administration business processing at levels of province, municipality
and county and involving multiple operations related to financial departments, local tax
departments, finance institutions, public security departments, technical supervision departments,
industry and commerce, hygiene departments and etc.
Functions of System
The functions of system mainly consist of 15 subsystems, i.e. special care and settlement,
disaster relief and support of the poor, social welfare, nongovernmental organization management,
community construction, political power of grassroots, social affairs, zoning and place names,
affairs of the aged, civil administration fees management, civil administration data center
management, data interfaces, social security card management, business monitor and control and
public services. The four-level management is realized based on the business structure.
System Advantages
For the design of such Unified Software of Civil Administration Business System, it is
considered to be independent of specific operation system, hardware system and DBMS, support
inter-platform application and not to rely on any special software or hardware. Furthermore,
advanced technologies such as middleware, J2EE, application integration EAI, object-orientation and
others have been employed for the development and building up.
Typical Application
Guangdong Provincial Unified Software of Civil Administration Business System is a management
and information system for civil administration businesses of three-layer (B/A/S) architecture
developed based on J2EE. The system orients to the departments related to civil administration
businesses of each levels, including urban residents' (village) committee, streets (town &
township), district/county, regional prefecture/municipality and province, and applies to 21
municipalities and 120 districts and counties. |
