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Form of report: PDF file, around 15,000 English words
Author: City IT Application Consulting Center, CCID Consulting
Price: USD2,200 for hardcopy version and USD2,400 for digital version
Research fields: evaluation system for digital cities, present situation of the development of digital cities around China, feature application in digital cities, experience in the development of digital cities, development trend of digital cities
Cities involved: municipalities directly under the central government, provincial capitals, and municipalities under separate planning, totaling 337 cities
Report Highlights
The year 2006 marked the beginning of the 11th Five-Year Plan. It is a crucial year for the development of digital cities in China. The "Proposals on the 11th Five-year Plan for National Economic and Social Development Made by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China" establishes main tasks and direction of IT application in China during the 11th Five-Year Plan period. In 2006, China's pilot projects for digital cities were summarized. Through the pilot projects, China summed up experience in the development of digital cities, and explored the way to achieve success.
In such a crucial period for the development of digital cities, CCID Consulting releases the 2006-2007 Annual Report on the Development of E-Cities in China, which is the first research report presenting overall assessment of digital cities in this country. The first part of the report gives an overview of digital cities in China and the evaluation system for digital cities; the second part introduces achievements and ranking of digital cities; the third part summarizes the development of digital cities in China and examines the trends and prospects. Evaluation data in the report involves nearly 30 indexes in seven aspects of IT application. The objects of evaluation include all municipalities directly under the central government, provincial capitals, municipalities under separate planning, and prefecture-level cities.
The 11th Five-Year Plan is a crucial period for the development of digital cities. Builders and participants of digital cities in all areas need to understand the direction and focus of the development of digital cities in China. The report conducts full analysis of opportunities arising from the development of digital cities in China, and resolves puzzles encountered by builders of digital cities in practice.
Framework of the Report
Main Conclusions
Key Findings
I. Overview of Digital Cities in China
(I) Development Course
1. Review
2. Development Stages
3. Present Situation
(II) Development Environment
1. Policy Environment
2. Legal Environment
3. Standard Environment
(III) Social Conditions
1. Human Resources
2. Industry and Technical Conditions
3. Economic Conditions
(IV) Content of Digital Cities
1. Network and Information Resources
2. City Management and Operation
3. Services and Communities
4. Industry and Economy
II. Index System for Assessing Digital Cities
(I) Assessment Index System
1. Principles
2. Orientation
3. Specific Indexes
(II) Scoring Rules
1. Indexes on the Development and Utilization of Information Resources
2. Indexes on Information Infrastructure
3. Indexes on IT Application
4. Indexes on the Development of the Information Industry
5. Indexes on IT Professionals
6. Indexes on IT Application Environment
7. Indexes on Information Security
III. Assessment Results and Analysis of IT Application in Municipalities Directly under the Central Government.
(I) Scoring Rules
(II) Assessment of IT Application Level
1. Overall Ranking of Municipalities Directly under the Central Government by IT Application Level
2. Overview of IT Application Level of Municipalities Directly under the Central Government.
(III) Comparison on Specific Indexes
1. Indexes on the Development and Utilization of Information Resources
2. Indexes on Information Infrastructure
3. Indexes on IT Application
4. Indexes on IT Professionals
5. Indexes on IT Application Environment
6. Indexes on IT Development Environment
7. Indexes on Information Security
(IV) Characteristics
1. IT Infrastructure has been basically completed
2. Leading the country in IT application
3. There are plenty of IT staff
IV. Assessment Results and Analysis of Provincial Capitals and Municipalities under Separate Planning
(I) Scoring Rules
(II) Assessment of IT Application Level
1. Overall Ranking of Provincial Capitals and Municipalities under Separate Planning by IT Application Level
2. Overview of IT Application in Provincial Capitals and Municipalities under Separate Planning
(III) Comparison of Specific Indexes
1. Indexes on the Development and Utilization of Information Resources
2. Indexes on Information Infrastructure
3. Indexes on IT Application
4. Indexes on IT Professionals
5. Indexes on IT Application Environment
6. Indexes on IT Development Environment
7. Indexes on Information Security
(IV) Characteristics of IT Application
1. The level of coverage of information resources is high
2. IT application presents prominent characteristics
3. Information infrastructure meets application Demand
V. Assessment Results and Analysis of Prefecture-Level Cities
(I) Scoring Rules for Prefecture-Level Cities
(II) Assessment of IT Application Level in Prefecture-Level Cities
1. Overall Ranking by IT Application Level
2. Overview of IT Application
(III) Comparison on Specific Indexes
1. Indexes on the Development and Utilization of Information Resources
2. Indexes on Information Infrastructure
3. Indexes on IT Application
4. Indexes on IT Professionals
5. Indexes on IT Application Environment
6. Indexes on IT Development Environment
7. Indexes on Information Security
(IV) Characteristics
1. Relative Lack of Human Resources
2. Obvious Difference on IT Application
3. IT Application Environment to Be Enhanced
VI. Assessment Results and Analysis of Inter-Provincial Digital Cities
(I) Evaluation Scope and Samples
(II) Scoring Rules for Inter-Provincial Digital Cities
(III) Assessment Results of Inter-Provincial Digital Cities
1. Overall Ranking of Inter-Provincial Digital Cities
2. Overview of Inter-Provincial Digital Cities
(IV) Comparison on Specific Indexes for Inter-Provincial Digital Cities
1. Indexes on the Development and Utilization of Information Resources
2. Indexes on Information Infrastructure
3. Indexes on IT Application
4. Indexes on IT Professionals
5. Indexes on IT Application Environment
6. Indexes on IT Development Environment
7. Indexes on Information Security
VII. Features of Digital Cities
(I) E-Government
1. Scoring Rules
2. Evaluation Result
(II) E-Commerce
1. Scoring Rules
2. Evaluation Result
(III) Transforming Traditional Industries with Information Technology
1. Scoring Rules
2. Evaluation Result
(IV) IT Application in City Management
1. Scoring Rules
2. Evaluation Result
(V) IT Application in Tourism
1. Scoring Rules
2. Evaluation Result
(VI) IT Application in Education
1. Scoring Rules
2. Evaluation Result
VIII. Overview the Development of Digital Cities
(I) Development Level of Digital Cities in China
1. Comparison of Digital Cities in China
2. Significant Progress in Digital Cities
(II) Characteristics of China's Digital Cities
1. Economic development level affects the development process of digital cities
2. There is notable regional impetus for the development of digital cities
(III) Experience in the Development of Digital Cities
1. Active inputs are the key, and assurance is the foundation
2. Conducting Publicity to Improve the Awareness of IT Application in the Society
3. Attaching Importance to the Development of Regulations and Standards, Mapping out Overall Development Plan
4. Attaching Importance to Application Results, Actively Fostering Human Resources
(IV) Major Problems in Digital Cities
1. Lack of smooth communication and coordination between administrative organizations affects the development of e-government
2. Planning on IT application is not quite scientific and rational
3. Information security management needs to be enhanced
4. The development of information infrastructure is unbalanced
5. Slow progress is made in information resource sharing
IX. Trend of and Outlooks on Digital Cities in China
(I) Factors Affecting the Development of Digital Cities
1. Organization & Leadership Factors
2. Fund Investment Factors
3. Economic Factors
4. HR Factors
(II) Development Trend of Digital Cities, 2007-2011
1. E-government system integration and information sharing will become the focus of development
2. IT application in urban management will interact with the evolution of urban management models
3. Development and utilization of information resources will move toward market-based operations
4. Building a harmonious society requires the expedited development of IT application in public services
5. Information security assurance system is important to promoting the development of digital cities
6. Digital communities will spread in a big way
7. The pace of digital convergence will speed up significantly
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