A Method for Data Exchange and Management in the Military Industry Field

Abstract

With the ongoing integration of industrialization and informatization, enterprise information infrastructure has been steadily advancing, leading to a substantial surge in data volume generated within organizations. Military enterprises, in particular, face unique challenges such as distributed data sources, data confidentiality concerns, and limited data sharing capabilities. The traditional approach of manually transferring data using physical media yields low transmission efficiency and requires significant human resources. Furthermore, the lack of comprehensive planning and standardized frameworks during the initial stages of enterprise information system development has resulted in data silos throughout the organization. Consequently, the seamless integration of data links and efficient data management has emerged as a critical priority for enterprises. This research paper presents a comprehensive methodology for data exchange and management in the military industry sector. It encompasses key aspects such as establishing data links, designing top-level architectural plans, constructing and implementing robust data models, implementing effective data warehouse management, and ultimately achieving a unified and centralized data display process. Through the implementation of this methodology, the aim is to facilitate efficient data flow, provide users with clear visualizations of data processing outcomes, enable streamlined data management, and enhance the value of data assets within the enterprise.

P. Wu and X. Wang—Contributed equally to the paper as co-first authors.