A New Centralized License Management Framework based on Internet of Things (IoT-CLMF)
Yijia Yu, Wenhao Huang, Chen Zhang · 2024
With the widespread adoption and maturity of Internet of Things (IoT) technology, government services are undergoing unprecedented changes. More and more government agencies are integrating IoT technology into their daily services, aiming to improve work efficiency, optimize service processes, and provide more convenient and efficient services to the public. IoT technology has been widely used in various fields such as urban management, intelligent manufacturing, public safety, environmental protection, etc., providing the government with a more intelligent and convenient way to provide services. This paper explores the application of IoT technology in the context of the Unified Authentication Center for Government Services, focusing on the role of IoT technology in streamlining the process, improving efficiency and enhancing service quality, and proposes a new centralized license management framework based on IoT devices, fusion of transmission machine, license cabinet, card printer and other hardware devices, through RFID, sensor network and other technologies uploaded in the network big data platform. The new framework can help to build a centralized management system for licenses efficiently, effectively solve the pain points of license management at this stage, and provide new ideas for the development of license management. At last, in actual application scenarios, the validity of the proposed framework was validated.