Community Information Theory and Practice

Author: Liu Jie
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Community informatization has become a hot field in the informatization efforts across various regions of China. This book is based on an actual community informatization project in Shanghai, China, and provides a comprehensive analysis and comparison of the development and current status of community informatization both domestically and internationally. Integrating China's community management system and relevant theories, it conducts a systematic and in-depth study of community informatization, constructs a theoretical framework for community informatization systems, and establishes their functional and network architectures. The content of the book is systematic, innovative, and practical, primarily including components such as community government informatization, community management informatization, community service informatization, residential area informatization, and family informatization. Following the basic approach of "gathering insights from practice, conducting theoretical research and summarization, and then applying them back to practice," the book provides detailed discussions on these components, as well as elaborates on related organizational methods, development technologies, and network architectures. This book is suitable for informatization workers, researchers, and practical developers across various regions, as well as for use as teaching materials and reference materials for university and college majors related to community management, public management, and various training programs.