The System Analysis of Congressional Legislative Information System

• Main Authors: Wang-yi Tsai, 蔡望怡
• Other Authors: Tzu-Chuan Chou
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2014
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/zu6zh4

碩士 === 國立臺灣科技大學 === 管理研究所 === 102 === The Legislative Yuan is the highest legislative apparatus of the Republic of China (Taiwan). The legislative effectiveness and quality has direct impact on the government’s administrative performance, service quality and effectiveness. Legislation, bills, and budget are the core values of the Legislative Yuan. The legislative documents and gazette are the key resources that the Legislative Yuan provides for the people to expand their participation. People’s participation and oversight will improve the parliament’s effectiveness and legislative quality. Sound democratic education can further national developments and people’s welfare. The case study focuses on the 10-year developments of congressional legislative information system. It details how to establish the consensus on building an information system, by using various management techniques, under the circumstance that the external users have urgent demands while the internal executives are not keen on accommodating the needs. In other words, it is pertinent to the ways to create internal demands so the executives will be willing to design comprehensive operating procedure and user-friendly searching function. To design a user-friendly and effective system is the main mission for all information executives. They not only have to do the things right but do the right things. The 10-year development of congressional legislative information system is a dreams-come-true story that transforms desires into demands. The case study discusses the traditional software development life cycle and its limits, the environment impact on information system developments, and how to establish consensus by using the techniques related Social Interaction Theory. By applying the concept of IT Artifact, it also discusses the design of congressional information system. Related theories are Software Development Life Cycle, Institutional Theory, Social Interaction Theory, and IT Artifact. System analysis is the key to evaluate whether the development of information system is successful. The case study is to provide feasible solutions for similar cases.