Division And Brigade Logistical Supplies Centralized Management System For The Design And Realization

The present era is the rapid development of the information age.Information processing in all walks of life can not be separated, which is widely used in computer information management system the reason, the use of computer information processing, not only improves efficiency, but also greatly improve its safety.Especially for complex information management, computer can give full play its advantages.Computer information management and information management system development is closely related to system development is a prerequisite for system administration.The use of advanced information management technology to centrally manage the division, brigade supplies information for the goal of building high forces with a solid foundation.To achieve the division or brigade, this material is the ultimate goal of centralized management system, combined with the division, brigade-sized forces of the actual needs, in-depth study compared the popular management information systems and related technology, the actual situation of the unit is designed web-based system architecturedetailed analysis of the needs of users, clear the system function modules.The system to implement user login module, division and brigade warehouse management module, the materials out of storage modules, materials quickly out of storage modules, centralized inventory of supplies and system maintenance module is designed to provide a centralized division and brigade, efficient and stable material management systemto improve the quality and efficiency.The system is based on B/S structure,. NET platform using Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 development tools and SqlServer 2000 database development, which is the programming language used object-oriented C # language.At present, the system has passed the test, in the experimental stage, testing and commissioning shows that the system easy to use, security and stability, the basic division, brigade-sized forces to meet the actual demand for materials management.