Design And Realization Of E-commerce Platform Of Transportation Group Auto Parts Centre

Automotive aftermarket experiences high-speed development with the explosive growth in vehicle ownership in recent years.Auto parts industry is an important sub-sector of the automotive aftermarket,which is profitable and developing rapidly.Auto Parts Centre of Transportation Group is an historical state-owned subordinate enterprise of S City Transportation Group.Due to its traditional business mode,saturated offline market and fierce industrial competition,it lingers on the edge of failure.Through market research,Transportation Group decides to adopt "Internet+ Auto parts" as its developing strategy,and develops an e-commerce platform for the Auto Parts Centre which aims at achieving “buy online – offline transaction –evaluation online” operating modes.It will innovate and vitalize the traditional state-owned enterprise.The thesis conducts demand analysis on E-commerce Platform of Transportation Group Auto Parts Centre focusing on business application and function demand.In accordance with software engineering development and design principle,general design is conducted for the selection of system technical framework,technical route,and deployment plan.The core process of membership registration,shopping process,and so on,and functions modules,database are designed by using flow charts,sequence diagram,E-R diagram in detail.At last,it shows the effects of platform interface,management system,buyers function and merchants function.The platform uses B/S structure with LAMP framework: Linux,Apache Server,MySQL,and PHP.It designs a 3-tier architecture including User Interface Layer,Business Logic Layer,and Data Access Layer.It features accessibility,security,stability,and compatibility.The platform provides secure and convenient online transaction services,commodity management,product consultation,and after-sales services.It can open up sales channels,lower cost,and increase effectiveness for sellers.Moreover,the E-commerce Platform pushes forward the Transportation Group's transition for “Internet +”.