Paper Title
Software Engineering Challenges for Web-Based Employee Leave Management System Tool or Leave Tracker Utilized for Industry Management
Presented At
International Conference on Advanced Research in Cloud Computing and Computer Science (ICARCCC) 2025
Abstract Overview
This paper highlights the core software engineering challenges involved in building a web-based Employee Leave Management System (ELMS), a tool widely adopted by industries to streamline and automate leave tracking and approvals. The study explores how modern software practices and web technologies are used to create scalable, secure, and user-friendly leave management platforms.
It further addresses real-world challenges such as ensuring data consistency, maintaining secure access controls, optimizing database performance for large user bases, and integrating with existing enterprise tools. The research discusses system modularity, reliability testing, and responsive interface design, all vital for industry adoption.
Key Highlights
- Designing scalable architecture for industry-level ELMS platforms.
- Addressing role-based access, leave approval workflows, and calendar integrations.
- Challenges in ensuring cross-browser compatibility and responsive design.
- Techniques for optimizing query performance in high-traffic environments.
- Security implementations to protect sensitive HR data and logs.
Conference Theme Relevance
The paper contributes to the fields of Cloud Computing and Computer Science by examining how industry-grade leave management systems can be built to meet complex organizational needs. It showcases how cloud-hosted platforms and modern engineering practices play a key role in enhancing HR process automation and data reliability, making it an ideal fit for ICARCCC 2025.