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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 assessing IT application in urban communities, comparison of municipalities directly under the central government and provincial capitals and vice-provincial Cities in IT application in urban areas, development of e-communities across China, experience in the development of IT application in urban communities, development trend of IT application in urban communities
Cities involved: municipalities directly under the central government, provincial capitals, vice-provincial Cities, 184 cities in all
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. At the 6th Plenary Session of the 16th CPC Central Committee, a major decision was made to build a socialist harmonious society, which confers IT application with richer connotation and new historical mission. Building a socialist harmonious society becomes a strategic mission in IT application in China. As an important part of IT application, e-communities play an irreplaceable crucial role in facilitating residents' lives and improving living standards, enhancing interaction between governments and residents, and expediting the development of service-oriented governments. Therefore, as an integral part of promoting the development of a socialist harmonious society, e-communities draw growing attention from the central and local governments on all levels.
In such a policy environment, CCID Consulting releases the 2006-2007 Annual Report on the Development of E-Communities in China, which is the first research report presenting overall assessment of IT application in urban communities.
With quantitative data, the report describes and analyzes the basic situation and characteristics of e-communities in China and existing problems on three levels － municipalities directly under the central government, provincial capitals and vice-provincial capitals, and main urban areas. Meanwhile, it looks into the development trend of e-communities for some time to come, to provide decision support for governments on all levels in promoting IT application in the society. The first part of the report gives an overview of e-communities in China and the evaluation system; the second part assesses the present situation of e-communities in China in various dimensions and gives ranking; the third part puts forward the development experience of e-communities in China, examines existing problems and looks into the prospects. Evaluation data in the report involves more than 30 indexes in three aspects of IT application in communities. The objects of evaluation include all municipalities directly under the central government, provincial capitals, vice-provincial capitals, and urban areas.
Framework of the Report
Main Conclusions
Key Findings
I. Overview of E-Communities
(I) Definitions
(II) Content
(III) Development Course
(IV) Policy Environment
II. Index System for Assessing E-Communities
(I) Indexes for Assessing Urban Areas
(II) Indexes for Assessing Cities
(III) Assessment Methods
III. Present Situation and Analysis of China's E-Communities
(I) Present Situation
(II) Ranking by Development Factors
1. Infrastructure Factors
2. Application Factors
3. Environment Factors
(III) Development Indexes
(IV) Characteristics
IV. Present Situation and Analysis of E-Communities in Municipalities Directly under the Central Government
(I) Present Situation
(II) Scores on the Factors
1. Infrastructure Factors
2. Application Factors
3. Environment Factors
(III) Development Indexes
1. Infrastructure
(1) Personal Infrastructure
(2) Public Infrastructure
2. Application
(1) Application System Foundation
(2) Community Services
(3) Public Services
3. Environment
(1) Organizations
(2) Policy and Regulations
(3) Human Resources
(4) IT Application Investment
V. Present Situation and Analysis of E-Communities in Provincial Capitals and Vice- provincial Cities
(I) Present Situation
(II) Scores on the Factors
1. Infrastructure Factors
2. Application Factors
3. Environment Factors
(III) Development Indexes
1. Infrastructure
(1) Personal Infrastructure
(2) Public Infrastructure
2. Application
(1) Application System Foundation
(2) Community Services
(3) Public Services
3. Environment
(1) Organizations
(2) Policy and Regulations
(3) Human Resources
(4) IT Application Investment
VI. Present Situation and Analysis of E-Communities in Major Cities across China
(I) Present Situation
(II) Scores on the Factors
1. Infrastructure Factors
2. Application Factors
3. Environment Factors
(III) Development Indexes
1. Infrastructure
(1) Personal Infrastructure
(2) Public Infrastructure
2. Application
(1) Application System Foundation
(2) Community Services
(3) Public Services
3. Environment
(1) Organizations
(2) Policy and Regulations
(3) Human Resources
VII. Review and Outlooks
(I) Experience in the Development of E-Communities
1. Enhancing Leadership and Establishing/Improving IT Organizations
2. Stepping up Government Input, and Fully Mobilizing the Initiative of Social Forces
3. Adjusting Measures to Local Conditions and Valuing Actual Effect
4. Conducting Typical Projects for Demonstration and Making Great Efforts to Promote the Development of E-Communities
(II) Problems
1. Integration of Community Information Resources
2. Development of Unified Platforms
3. Operating Mechanism of E-Communities
4. Technical Standards for E-Communities
(III) Factors Affecting the Development of E-Communities in the Future
1. The macro-environment of building a harmonious society requires the expedited development of e-communities
2. The improvement of policies and regulations concerning e-communities provides assurances for the expedited development of e-communities
3. Community management and services become an important factor affecting the development of e-communities
(IV) Development Trend of E-Communities
1. The improvement of national standard system for IT application will expedite the overall development of e-communities
2. Exploring and innovating promotion mechanism, investment/financing mechanism and operating mechanism for e-communities
3. The shortage of grassroots IT staff is a drawback in the development of IT application
4. E-communities will further improve public services and promote the development of service-oriented governments
5. Public service information platform becomes a key task in the next stage
6. E-communities will be conducive to enhancing the administration of the society and maintaining social stability
7. In the future, the development of e-communities will reflect the principle of “putting people first” and sharing resources
List of Tables
Overall Ranking and Scores of E-Communities in Municipalities Directly under the Central Government and Ranking Basis in 2006
Overall Ranking and Scores of E-Communities in Municipalities Directly under the Central Government and Ranking Basis in 2006 (by Infrastructure Factors)
Overall Ranking and Scores of E-Communities in Municipalities Directly under the Central Government and Ranking Basis in 2006 (by Application Factors)
Overall Ranking and Scores of E-Communities in Municipalities Directly under the Central Government and Ranking Basis in 2006 (by Environment Factors)
Development Level of Personal Infrastructure in E-Communities in Municipalities Directly under the Central Government in 2006
Development Level of Public Infrastructure in E-Communities in Municipalities Directly under the Central Government in 2006
Development Level of Application System Foundation in E-Communities in Municipalities Directly under the Central Government in 2006
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List of Diagrams
Overview of the Development of E-Communities in China in 2006
Overview of the Development of the Infrastructure Factors of E-Communities in China in 2006
Overview of the Development of the Application Factors of E-Communities in China in 2006
Overview of the Development of Environment Factors of E-Communities in China in 2006
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