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Design for the Large Sport Stadium Information Management System

Jing Bai, Gang Guo, Li Chen

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In this paper, the framework and subsystem detailed design of LSSIMS (Large Sport Stadium Information Management System) is proposed on the basis of main function-demand analysis. After the main function demand is analyzed under 6 iterative stages, the overall framework design of the system is proposed on the basis of the principles of frame design. Then the LSSIMS is divided into the subsystems including the gateway websites, ticketing business subsystem, fitness management subsystem, online interactive subsystems, commercial operation subsystem and advertisement management subsystem. Finally the subsystems are designed individually by adopting the middleware technology and the thought of multi-level, loosely coupled and open design. Through the later stages of detailed design and full system development, it is showed that based on the framework design the LSSIMS provides managers with detailed statistical analysis, decision support and standardization interfaces, which can make good social benefits.

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In this paper, the framework and subsystem detailed design of LSSIMS (Large Sport Stadium Information Management System) is proposed on the basis of main function-demand analysis. After the main function demand is analyzed under 6 iterative stages, the overall framework design of the system is proposed on the basis of the principles of frame design. Then the LSSIMS is divided into the subsystems including the gateway websites, ticketing business subsystem, fitness management subsystem, online interactive subsystems, commercial operation subsystem and advertisement management subsystem. Finally the subsystems are designed individually by adopting the middleware technology and the thought of multi-level, loosely coupled and open design. Through the later stages of detailed design and full system development, it is showed that based on the framework design the LSSIMS provides managers with detailed statistical analysis, decision support and standardization interfaces, which can make good social benefits.

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In this paper, the framework and subsystem detailed design of LSSIMS (Large Sport Stadium Information Management System) is proposed on the basis of main function-demand analysis. After the main function demand is analyzed under 6 iterative stages, the overall framework design of the system is proposed on the basis of the principles of frame design. Then the LSSIMS is divided into the subsystems including the gateway websites, ticketing business subsystem, fitness management subsystem, online interactive subsystems, commercial operation subsystem and advertisement management subsystem. Finally the subsystems are designed individually by adopting the middleware technology and the thought of multi-level, loosely coupled and open design. Through the later stages of detailed design and full system development, it is showed that based on the framework design the LSSIMS provides managers with detailed statistical analysis, decision support and standardization interfaces, which can make good social benefits.

Key concepts: Stadium, Frame (networking), Standardization, Function (biology), Middleware (distributed applications), Default gateway, Gateway (web page), Systems engineering

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