In a strategic and forward-thinking initiative, Inova has orchestrated a radical transformation of civil registration processes at the Registrar General’s Department (RGD) through the overhaul of the existing e-BMD system. The previous decentralized desktop application, operational at both the RGD head office and Divisional Secretariats (DSs), prompted a meticulous redevelopment to address identified limitations and incorporate new functionalities. The legacy e-BMD system functioned in a decentralized manner, utilizing desktop applications at the RGD head office and Divisional Secretariats island-wide. This decentralized model posed challenges, necessitating a transition towards a centralized web-based solution. Given the opportunity to enhance various facets of the system, including functionality, operability, performance, security, and maintainability, Inova embarked on a holistic redesign. The resultant e-BMD system emerged as a sophisticated web-based solution, offering seamless accessibility to both RGD and DS users through standard web browsers. The revamped system adopts a user-centric approach, prioritizing intuitive interfaces for both RGD and DS users. This emphasis on user-friendliness ensures that all interactions with the system are efficient, effective, and informative, contributing to an overall enhanced service experience. A pivotal focus during the redevelopment process was on guaranteeing the scalability, maintainability, and availability of the e-BMD system. The adoption of a web-based architecture enhances scalability, allowing the system to seamlessly adapt to evolving user needs. Additionally, a robust maintenance framework ensures the system's longevity, with measures in place to guarantee consistent availability. In its revitalized form, the e-BMD system serves as a centralized repository housing records of all Birth, Death, and Marriage certificates. This centralization significantly contributes to heightened accuracy in search results, streamlining the retrieval process for users and ensuring the overall integrity of the civil registration database. Inova's transformation of the e-BMD system represents a paradigm shift from a decentralized desktop application to a centralized, web-based powerhouse. This comprehensive report underscores not only the system's capacity to address the limitations of its predecessor but also its introduction of user-friendly interfaces, scalability, maintainability, and comprehensive record-keeping. Consequently, the Registrar General’s Department is now equipped with a cutting-edge tool that not only meets current demands but also establishes a foundation for future efficiency and informed governance in civil registration processes.