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Taiwan ICT Develop Outlook
1. Taiwan has transitioned from a labor-intensive economy to a knowledge-based, high-tech economy led by its ICT industries like semiconductors, PCs, and telecommunications equipment. 2. Taiwan is a world leader in many ICT areas with high global market shares and the speed of its ICT production is very fast. Taiwan brands and technologies are found in many popular consumer electronics. 3. The government of Taiwan and organizations like the Institute for Information Industry play important roles in developing Taiwan's ICT sector through initiatives like infrastructure development, R&D incentives, and public-private partnerships.
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Taiwan ICT Develop Outlook
- 1. 1 Taiwan ICT Outlookand Software Meili Hsiao Director General, International Division, Institute for Information Industry 11/20/2015
- 2. 2 Conclusion Taiwan’s Innovation eco-system Taiwan’sICT Soft Power Taiwan’s ICT Hard Power Taiwan profile Outline
- 3. @2015 institute forInformation Industry Taiwan Profile(1/2) Taiwan
- 4. Taiwan Profile(2/2) Strive forbreakthrough innovation and industry transformation! •Knowledge- based Service Knowledge- Intensive Industries 20 0 40 50 55 GDP (%) 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2020 •Sugar •Food •Textiles Post-War Restoration •Bicycles •Motorcycles •Toys •Umbrella Labor-intensive Factor Driven •ICT & Components •Semiconductors Basic Chemical Industries •Opto-electronics •TFT LCD High-tech Industries
- 5. WW leading ICTproducts Taiwan Inside® Smart Phones changed the World 5 Taiwan’s Hard Power
- 6. @2015 institute forInformation Industry Source: MIC/III, Mar. 2015. 6 0% 2% 4% 6% 8% 10% 12% 14% 16% ICT Contribution to Taiwan GDP Mkt Share Cable 97.0% VoIP 86.0% DSL 60.0% 88.0% 85.9% 85.0% 84.9% 66.5% 59.0% 50.3% IP Phone Desk-top PC 2014 WW Product CPE(Customer premises equipment) WLAN Server(System/MB) Motherboard Notebook PC LCD Monitor WW leading ICT products
- 7. The speed ofTaiwan ICT production… Every 0.20 second produce a WLAN Every 0.21 second produce a Motherboard Every 0.27 second produce a LCD Monitor Every 0.28 second produce a Mobile Phone Every 0.35 second produce a Notebook Computer Every 0.36 second produce a Optical Disk Drive Every 0.63 second produce a Digital Still Camera Every 0.68 second produce a Desktop Computer Every 3.70 second produce a CDT Monitor Every 8.54 second produce a PDA Every 10.7 second produce a Server Source: MIC/III, July 2012. Taiwan Inside®
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- 9. 9 Citizen Digital Certificatefor e-Filing Tax Return Online shopping Pay by credit cards or Web ATM See a doctor By Health Card ETC(Electronic Toll Collection) for Freeway driving ITS(Intelligent Traffic System) for real time traffic M-Police mobile devices Withdraw cash from ATM by IC ATM card •Buy a coffee •Gov. service(i-bone ) •Buy a Taiwan High- speed Rail Ticket or booking on Internet Take the Metro by Easy Card •Culture rich digital displays and dvanced surveillance systems everywhere e-Service everywhere One Day e-Life in Taiwan
- 10. 10 • 7-24 • ATM •Bakery • Train Ticket • Book store • Baby sitting • Coffee shop • Distribution stop • Music/Game stand • Lunch Box delivery • Laundry collection • Parking Ticket Collection • Student Tuition Collection • Government service front • Collect cash on delivery(COD) • . . . . . Not just food, beverage and grocery More than 10,000 CVS in Taiwan
- 11. 1.Using kiosks inCVS, apply car license renewal in 5 sec. 2.File tax within 1 minute via PKI and Internet 3.35% of 5.6M taxpayers accept the calculation from tax bureau, while 76% of the rest 3.6M taxpayers filed individual income tax via Internet 11 e-Government Services
- 12. •Source:As above, Compiledby FIND, III Ranking Index WEF 2015 Networked Readiness 18 10 12 1 14 62 2010 Digital Economy 12 16 13 8 7 56 2011 Benchmarking IT Industry Competitiveness 13 16 19 3 19 38 World Bank 2012 Knowledge Economy Index 12 22 29 23 18 83 2015 Global E-Government 2 37 1 4 24 67 Japan Waseda U. 2015 e-Government 17 6 5 1 24 49 Evaluated By EIU Brookings Institution 12 Information Society Rank
- 13. 13 IMD World Competitiveness Rank2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 1 Singapore Hong Kong US US US 2 Hong Kong US Switzerland Switzerland Hong Kong 3 US Singapore Switzerland Hong Kong Singapore Singapore 4 Switzerland Sweden Singapore Sweden Hong Kong Switzerland 5 Australia Switzerland Sweden Singapore Sweden Canada 6 Sweden Taiwan Canada Norway Germany Luxembourg 7 Canada Canada Taiwan Canada Canada Norway 8 Taiwan Qatar Norway UAE UAE Denmark 9 Norway Australia Germany Germany Denmark Sweden 10 Malaysia Germany Qatar Qatar Norway Germany 11 Luxembourg Luxembourg Netherlands Taiwan Luxembourg Taiwan 12 Netherlands Denmark Luxembourg Denmark Malaysia UAE 13 Denmark Norway Denmark Luxembourg Taiwan Qatar 14 Australia Netherlands Malaysia Netherlands Netherlands Malaysia 15 Qatar Finland Australia Malaysia Ireland Netherlands Hong Kong, US 22 22 26 25 27 24 21 27 Korea Japan
- 14. 14 WEF Competitiveness Rankings(2014–2015) CountriesWW AP Countries WW AP Switzerland 1 New Zealand 17 5 Singapore 2 1 Belgium 18 United States 3 Luxembourg 19 Finland 4 Malaysia 20 6 Germany 5 Austria 21 Japan 6 2 Australia 22 7 Hong Kong SAR 7 3 France 23 Netherlands 8 Saudi Arabia 24 United Kingdom 9 Ireland 25 Sweden 10 Korea, Rep. 26 8 Norway 11 Israel 27 United Arab Emirates 12 China 28 9 Denmark 13 Estonia 29 Taiwan 14 4 Iceland 30 Canada 15 Thailand 31 10 Qatar 16 Puerto Rico 32
- 15. 15 Finland 1 Switzerland 2 Israel3 Japan 4 United States 5 Germany 6 Sweden 7 Netherlands 8 Singapore 9 Taiwan 10 Innovation Top 10 in WW 144 Economies WEF Competitiveness Rankings(2014–2015)
- 16. New Media • GiuseppeCastiglione, Italian, born in 1688 • In 1715, Mr. Castiglione arrived in China as a missionary. While there, Mr. Castiglione took the name Lang Shining (郎世寧). His skill as an artist was appreciated by the Qianlong Emperor and he spent many years in the court painting various subjects, including horses, dogs, peacocks,…etc. • Here are some of his paintings. 16
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- 22. @2015 institute forInformation Industry Organization and strategic planning ICT Infrastructure and environment National ICT projects Marketing intelligence for ICT industry Incentive Program Public-private partnership Government’s Role 22
- 23. III’s Role • Researcher •Facilitator of ICT industry and ICT enabled industries • Bridge between Gov. and private sectors • Incubator for start-ups • Curator for immerging industries
- 24. Our Future Development •Smart City – Smart transportation for city or MOT – Smart healthcare for hospital – Smart campus for school • Smart governance for e-Government
- 25. III is oneof the major planers and facilitators of Taiwan’s ICT development. We are more than happy to work with you to create win-win ! Let us work together in the near future!