Open Architecture of Mine Enterprise Information System
Hao Qing-wang
Abstract
Hao Qing-wang
Abstract
Based on the strategies of digital mine and mine infrastructure, the present information engineering construction situation was analyzed in China. The certainty and necessity of the construction of open mine information system were indicated. Considering the science and technology innovation and demands of mines, a open mine information system framework (OMISF) was put forward. It bases on separating business process from function module implement, focusing on the integration of business process. It has good flexibility, universality and open. Study shows that OMISF can improve mine information management, production, design and decision of mine enterprise, raise the information fast responds ability of mine enterprises.
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Based on the strategies of digital mine and mine infrastructure, the present information engineering construction situation was analyzed in China. The certainty and necessity of the construction of open mine information system were indicated. Considering the science and technology innovation and demands of mines, a open mine information system framework (OMISF) was put forward. It bases on separating business process from function module implement, focusing on the integration of business process. It has good flexibility, universality and open. Study shows that OMISF can improve mine information management, production, design and decision of mine enterprise, raise the information fast responds ability of mine enterprises.
Key concepts: Enterprise information system, Flexibility (engineering), Construction engineering, Open architecture, Architecture, Information system, Process (computing), Management information systems