Abstract
Social security data management is an important topic both in application of information management and in social security management. In the Web 2.0 era, more and more human information and healthcare information is released to the Internet through various approaches. This abundance makes managing social security data go beyond managing conventional social security database records. How to organize the conventional records together with the related information gathered from the Web is an interesting problem to solve to provide more convenient and powerful social security information service. In this paper, we introduce our initial work on building a Web-oriented social security information system named i-SSIS. I-SSIS is a database system which adopts a new object-role data model named INM model and deploys INM database system as its core. With the assistance of auxiliary tools to carry out social security information extraction, analyzing and query, i-SSIS can properly provide social security-related information gathered from the Web. We introduce the basic ideas of designing i-SSIS and describe the architecture and major components of the system.
Highlights
Managing social security data has a long history in data management, especially in e-Government
In the Web 2.0 era, more and more human information and healthcare information is released to the Internet through various approaches
This abundance makes managing social security data go beyond managing conventional social security database records
Summary
Managing social security data has a long history in data management, especially in e-Government. Managing social security data seems going beyond managing social security records It is becoming a task of integrating and utilizing various kinds of data involved in human and social security and providing various information services for the people who concerns issues related to social security. In this task the Web plays an important role. New task, and seldom researchers in the fields of data management and social security propose a feasible and practical way of establishing a scheme to provide the social security information service which embodies the features of the Web 2.0 era.
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