Document Type : Research Paper

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1 Ph.D. Student in Sport Management, Islamic Azad University of Central Tehran Branch

2 Associate Professor of Sport Management, Islamic Azad University of Central Tehran Branch

3 Assistant Professor of Sport Management, Islamic Azad University of Central Tehran Branch

Abstract

The aim of this study was to present a pattern for Iran`s sports volunteer absorbance management information system requirement analysis. This investigation was of descriptive-analytic sort and in regard for practical goal, it was type of (UML) methodology and it used object-oriented design model (RUP). The questionnaire implements were prepared. The statistic-population consisted All youth and sports ministry deputies, directors of all staffs All presidents, vice presidents and professors of Iran`s sports federations. Census method was opted for sampling and all of the mentioned groups were invited to participate. In this study, in first the Inputs and outputs of informational in sport volunteers' information systems, which included inputs, processes, and outputs were identified then sports volunteesr absorbance management information system requirement was presented which contained: human resource, planning, registration and acceptance, introduction, financial and support, education and advocating, reward and retrain and Iran`s candidate stakeholders were identified. Information on the underlying systems in sport absorption was identified. The managers' attitudes towards the information requirements of sports volunteering were studied. In the end, by creating a database at five levels, the operation analysis model was presented. Since volunteer information system management offers fair and clear services for the public, directors and candidates, creating a database for the purpose of designing a management information system that takes into account the information needs of all users, is useful for the development and success of a volunteer sports organization.

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