FuturTech Awarded Department of Labor Contract
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FuturTech was awarded a contract to develop a new Scheduling, Case Management,
Accounting, and Reporting System (SCARS) for Workers' Compensation. This is
the first phase of the two phased effort to convert the division of industrial
affairs legacy systems to newer technology.
The Division of Industrial Affairs, hereafter referred to as DIA, maintains
several applications to support operations. Many of these applications are
considered legacy systems that perform a variety of tasks and maintain
administrative information. There are a number of diverse and antiquated
development platforms. DIA requested in a series of analysis and planning
documents the need to replace these systems with newer more robust databases
and user friendly applications. Overall, the management and user personnel all
expressed the need to migrate to newer technologies with more features and
enhancements.
The analysis of the requirements outlined in two System Requirements Documents
detailed the need for a custom, web-based, paperless management system with
single point of data entry that permits multiple users access to the same
application regardless of the location. The new system has several modules and
is to be developed in Microsoft Visual Studio.NET and Microsoft SQL Server
2005.
The scope of the project includes developing all the functionality required for
the Workers’ Compensation Unit. This includes developing parts of the primary
modules that include System Administration, Rules Based Management, Case
Management and Processing, Document Management, and Reporting Modules required
for supporting the automation of Workers’ Compensation functions and processes
performed by DIA. The development of the Workers’ Compensation Unit component
of SCARS will take approximately 6.5 months.
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