A web-based system for articles management

Abstract

Researchers and administrators alike recognize the critical need of efficient article management in the modern digital world. The manual processing of items, however, can be laborious, time-consuming, and error prone. As a result, there is an urgent requirement for a user-friendly, web-based content management system with advanced features and automation options. In this thesis, I propose the development of a comprehensive web-based system for articles management, titled "A web-based system for articles management", also called as AMS. The project's main goal is to build a system that is easy for both administrators and researchers to use. The technology facilitates effective administration of publications and researcher profiles. In addition to creating, viewing, updating, and deleting articles, they can also make, view, and manage researcher accounts. On the other hand, researchers receive access to a variety of tools, including the ability to create, view, delete, and update their own articles. Additionally, they can narrow their article search by title, author, or subject area. The system also has a unique feature that would save researchers time and effort by automatically creating citations for article. Article documents could be uploaded and downloaded with ease thanks to the system's user-friendly interface. This web-based solution attempts to improve research community efficiency, accuracy, and collaboration by tackling the difficulties inherent in managing articles.