Malaysian Mosque Management System Alms
CONCLUSION The objectives of the process data integration is to address the various problems detected in the business driver requirement specification and current assessment of the two project site study, namely Al-Khairiyah and Salahudin Al-Ayyubi Mosques referred as project specimen A and B respectively. A detailed documentation of how enterprise integration solution can be used to minimize if not curb theses problems was discussed. The document gives a detailed description of the functional scope, database design, conceptual architecture and a model for the integration infrastructure. A database management system was proposed to deal with a variety of data issues at the tactical level (Gold-Bernstein & Ruh 2005, pg 21) as discussed in the earlier requirement gathering and assessment. The current database design hopes to improve data integrity and reduce data anomalies that might be encountered during insertion, deletion and updating of data in the future system. A layered approach was adopted to give a general idea of how the various components needed for integration are interrelated. The conceptual architecture is a simplified approach showing how different mosques are connected to the application server and database server and the web serve to allow flexibility and interoperability of communicating messages between several mosques and the monitoring body that hosts the central database server. A model for the integration infrastructure was also proposed and described to show how every level of needs are to be tackled Technology requirements specify the technical elements needed to develop the future system. Due to the market explosion of so many types of technology, a careful selection of tools was done basically prioritized by its cost-effectiveness. For the proposed system to be effectively deployed, compliance procedures both pre and post compliance that were discussed should be adequately followed and due consideration should also be given to the associated risks such as financial, technical, security, and social. Lastly, due to security reason the initial plan of having one database for every mosque was abolished and replaced by a central database server located at the monitoring body, which has allowed a user interface type of integration to exist.
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