This presentation coversthe complete
deployment life cycle of a Library
Management System (LMS), explaining
each phase from planning to
maintenance. It is aimed at helping
institutions understand the structured
approach needed to develop and deploy
a modern LMS.
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1. Introduction
Introduction toLMS and its role in
managing books, users, and digital
resources. It highlights the need for
a systematic deployment life cycle to
ensure a smooth transition from
manual to digital systems.
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2. Requirement
Analysis
Detailed analysisof functional and
non-functional requirements. Focus is
placed on user roles, book tracking,
reporting, overdue management, and
digital integration. This is the
foundation for design.
5.
3. System
Design
Covers high-leveland low-level
design strategies. Emphasizes
modular architecture, database
design, and UI/UX layout to create
a scalable and user-friendly
system.
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4.
Implementatio
n
Actual development begins.Code
for different modules like catalog
management, issue/return
system, user management, and
admin controls are written and
integrated.
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5.Testing
Testing Various testingstrategies
are discussed, including functional
testing, security testing, load
testing, and UAT. Bugs are identified
and resolved to make the system
stable.
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6. Deployment
Describes howthe LMS is moved
to the live environment. Covers
data migration, system
configuration, live server setup,
and verification of components in
production.
8. User
Training
Staff trainingprograms are
conducted for librarians and
technical users. Manuals,
tutorials, and on-site support
help reduce resistance and speed
up adoption.
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9. Feedback &
Improvements
Userfeedback is gathered and
analyzed to identify bottlenecks and
improve the system. Regular
updates based on feedback increase
satisfaction and system longevity.
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10. Conclusion
Wraps upthe life cycle, reinforcing that LMS
deployment is not a one-time event but a
continual process of refinement, learning,
and adaptation to meet user needs.
