Intelligent Taiwan Project Overview g j & Current Status

Mr. Stanley Wang Deputy General Director Institute for Information Industry 25/01/2011
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Global Development Trends: Creating a Prosperous Society through Technology Adoption

Compiled by III FIND Sweden Handicap Institute SmartLab SmartLab Sweden Vallgossen community UK Integer smart building EU: ENoLL 51Living Labs EU: SOPRANO Korea Ministry of Knowledge Economy: IT innovation for 2012 u-Korea Korea Ministry of Information and Communication: Smart Home Vision 2007 KT, SK Telecom Samsung u-City, LG

Major IT and CE companies such as Intel, h l Microsoft, GE, Honeywell MIT House_n

Philips Home Lab Germany DFG SENTHA Germany DT T-City

Spain Neo eNeo Lab p

Japan Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications: Ubiquitous Computing Home Panasonic, Panasonic EU House Toshiba, Mitsubishi, NTT DoCoMo

Remote safety monitoring, entrance control, smoke/fire detection, remote d t ti t disaster prevention control

Safety & Disaster y Prevention

Complete home healthcare designed for the sick, elderly, and h di d handicapped; fees d f come from taxes, extra fees, and insurance

Medicine & Healthcare

In design and selection of building materials, use renewable energy such as solar and wind power; automatic sensor lighting and air-con equipment based on environment and usage habits

Power Saving & g Sustainability

Intelligent logistics, mobile navigation, LBS, mobile learning, e-commerce, intelligent agent

Intelligence g Environment

Environment control, sleep guidance; controlled by TV, multi-function remote lti f ti t control, handset, web pad; or remote control

Comfort & Convenience

Advanced Nations Focus on Service Innovation

US alliance SRII (2007):
Focus on service innovation application research, SOA structure t t
3300 individual members

Focus on software and service integration and social acceptance of technologies

European alliance NESSI (2005, 2006):

IDSA IDEO ICSID

50 countries 150 members

IBM Academic Initiative Peer Insights

IAO

Service Design Network Living Lab Engine Experientia

Compiled by III FIND

Source: IBM, compiled by IDEAS

Paradigm Shift
Intelligent Taiwan I t lli tT i
High-Tech Service Island

e M u e-M-u
Hsinchu Science-based e-Infrastructure Industrial Park Ten Emerging Industry e -Opportunity e-Industry Export Industrial Park e-Government Ten Infrastructure Projects NII Projects

Custom Protection Import Control

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Import Substitution Policy

Export Expansion/ Heavy Industrialization Policy

High-Tech Policy

National Information & Communications Initiatives

Worlds Leading High-Tech Supplier

2009 The InfoTech 100
~BusinessWeek June 1, 2009

US 43

Taiwan 10

Taiwans IT Leading Companies Inventec (4), Quanta (7), Wistron (8), Acer (10), HTC (13), Asustek (26), Hon Hai Precision (40), TSMC (48), Compal (50) Simplo(52) (50),

Korea 6

Taiwans World Leading Products (2009)

Top1
IC Foundry IC Package & Testing, Mask ROM, Chlorella, ED Foil Foundry, Testing ROM Chlorella (Electrodeposited Copper Foil), Optical
IC Design, DRAM, WLAN, PND, OLED Panel Large Size(>10) TFT-LCD Panel, TN/STN LCD Panel, OLED Panel, Small & l / l l ll Medium Sized TFT-LCD Panel (<10), IC Substrate, Glass Fiber, Power Wheelchair & Power Scooter, LED, ABS

Top2

Top3

PCB, Polyester Filament, TPE, PTA, PU Leather, -Carotene, Nylon Fiber

Note: The data are only good for products made in Taiwan, excluding the products made overseas by Taiwanese investment SourceBusiness Week, ITIS Project, MOEA,compiled by MIC/III, Nov. 2010

WorldWorld-Recognized Competitiveness (1/2)

IMD/2010 WEF/2010

Technological Infrastructure
1 2 3 4 5 8 15 18 8 22 23 USA Singapore Hong Kong Israel Taiwan Sweden Finland Korea o ea China Japan

Scientific Infrastructure
1 2 3 4 5 7 9 10 12 13 USA Japan Germany y Korea Taiwan Sweden Switzerland China Singapore Finland 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 10 64

Technology
US Finland Taiwan Sweden Denmark Switzerland Korea Japan Singapore China 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 26

Innovation
US Switzerland Finland Japan Sweden Taiwan Germany Singapore Korea China

SourceThe World Competitiveness Yearbook 2010 (IMD), The Global Competitiveness Report 2009-2010 (WEF)

WorldWorld-Recognized Competitiveness (2/2)

Number
7,000 7 000 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Note: Excluding New Design SourceUSPTO, compiled by MIC/III, Nov. 2010

Patents Granted in US
Number N b Ranking , 5,371 4,667 5,431 5,298 5 298 5,938 5,118 6,361 6,128 6,339

Ranking
6,642 10 9 8 7

5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

6 5 4 3 2 1 0

ICT Initiatives in Taiwan

NICI Initiatives (2002~2006) NICI Initiatives (2007~2011)
Broadband Networks Mobile Applications e-Government e-Industry e-Life e-Opportunity ICT infrastructure
This is the first time that public infrastructure budget is allocated for non-construction projects, to drive national ICT development in Taiwan.

M-Taiwan Program

e-Taiwan Program

e-Go ernment Plan Government Industrial Automation NII plan

98 99 00 01 02 03 04

Digital Content Initiative

05 8 06 07 08 09 10 11 12

e-Taiwan
High-Tech Service Island

e-Taiwan
Competitive Industry
Supports to industries competitiveness p

Effective Government One-stop service to citizen

Bridging Digital Divide

Equal & Optimum opportunity to citizen

InformationInformation-rich Society
Best information available to citizen

e-Industry

e-Government

e -Opportunity

e-Life

Advanced Telecomm technology

Broadband to B db d t every f il family

Infrastructure
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M-Taiwan
0.9 Billion US$
6,000 km broadband ducts

220 Million US$

Applications over WLANCellular Dual Network
Gov. Service Surveillance S ill m-Traffic Service m-Medicare

AP

WLAN/WiMAX (Wireless Broadband

Gov.

Broadband Pipeline FTTH/Cable

Taipei Metro Backbone

AP

AP

Dual Network
Cellular GSM/GPRS/3G/
PHS

M-Commerce T Teleconf. Enterpriseeleconf.

Taichung Metro Backbone

Local Area Network

KaoChung Backbone B kb

Home

Video/TV VoIP Video Phone Homecare .

i-Taiwan 12 Projects
Sustainable Environment Development
1. Island-wide Transportation IslandNetwork 12. Sewer Construction 2. Kaohsiung Free Trade and Ecology Harbor

Suitable Regional Development

11. Green Forestation

3. Taichung Asia-Pacific 3 AsiaSeaSea-Air Logistics Center

Intelligent Taiwan
10. Flood Control and River Rectification

Accumulate Intelligent Capital Cultivate Taiwans Soft Power

4. Taoyuan International Aviation City

5.Intelligent Taiwan 9. Seashore Regeneration 9

Regeneration of Urban and Rural Areas

8. Agricultural Village Revival

6. Industrial Innovation Corridors

Industry Innovation Environment

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Intelligent Taiwan: Vision and Goals

Vision
To transform Taiwan into a ubiquitous networked society that provides safety, convenience, good heath, and rich culture
To establish an intelligent living environment and develop , p quality living y g innovative services, to provide a safe and q environment while achieving the goals of energy conservation and carbon reduction

Goals

To foster a sound environment for the development of the Cultural and Creative Industry, to transform Taiwan into the Cultural and Creative Hub of Asia Pacific To built a learning society by improving the publics language, reading, and ICT literacy and usage, and to improve the quality of higher and vocational education to provide quality training
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Intelligent Taiwan
NGN Infrastructures

Live Enhancing Applications

Cultural Creative Industry & Talent Cultivation

Wireless & Broadband Convergence

Innovative e services e-services

Green ICT

Cultural & g Living esthetics

Diverse Talents
Improving education environment Enhance interdisciplinary Lifelong learning

Fulfilling user g Establishing needs wireless superhighway Satisfying nonp pc users Sensor network Using IT Digital enabled services Convergence to improve quality of life

Green building Utilize ICT to enhance energy saving Improve QoL & Increase industry efficiency y

Increase cultural literacy Enhancing esthetics environment Integrate culture g g sightseeing & technology

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Intelligent Taiwan Steering Committee

Intelligent Taiwan Steering Committee
Convener: Chang Jin-fu, Minister without Portfolio g Members (5 15): Deputy Ministers of the MOI, MOE, MOEA, MOTC, DOH, CEPD, RDEC, CCA, NSC, STAG Executive Secretary

Wireless Broadband Convergence

Cultural and Creative Industry

Superior E-government

Demand-driven Applications and Industries

Equal Digital Opportunities

Manpower Cultivation

Telematics (MOEA) Wireless Broadband Convergence (MOTC) Cultural and Creative Industry (CCA) Superior e-gov applications (RDEC) Living Labs (MOEA)

Intelligent Transportation Systems (MOTC) Intelligent Living Spaces (MOI)

IT-enabled service industry ( (MOEA) )

Intelligent Health Services (DOH)

Digital Opportunity (MOE)

Diverse Talent Development (MOE)

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Intelligent Taiwan Project Scope

Six emerging industries Green ICT Reduce carbon emissions Four g Intelligent emerging industries

Key application fields Intelligent healthcare Intelligent home apps. Food safety Ubiquitous e-Govt certification Intelligent g Digital g transport Multimedia and vehicles contents

Intelligent I t lli t Living Apps. (field verification)

Equal Digital Opportunity

Infrastructure
Manpower cultivation -- i l M lti ti implement suitable manpower cultivation, i t it bl lti ti increase national competitiveness Broadband convergence networks -- establish broadband networks, accelerate network convergence

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Intelligent Taiwan Strategy

WISDOM
W I S D O M
Wireless & Broadband Convergence

Constructing a trusty, convenient, cultural and healthy ubiquitous network society y q y

Promoting NGN and network convergence (wireless, sensor network, fixed-line, and broadcast integration), and objects connected to network Establishing a solid and sound business environment, and promoting esthetics into citizens daily lives. Utilizing the ICT to integrate and innovate government services, and also encouraging citizens participation Promoting the user-oriented and demand-oriented ICT applications, and to meet the Green IT Developing affordable ICT devices and applications for disadvantaged groups, and to ensure equal e-opportunities Enhancing the reading and IT capability, Encouraging g g p y, g g the lifelong learning concept, and cultivating next generation manpower
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Cultural & Creative Industry Superior egovernment Demand-driven Applications Equal Digital Opportunity Manpower Cultivation

Wireless & Broadband Convergence (W)

Satellite and Digital Broadcasting
Satellite TV stations

Internet

Infrastructure
Communications equipment i i i

Connectivity provision

Mobile phone transmission

Mobile services

Terrestrial TV stations

EPG Information broadcasting Mobile broadcasting

Satellite

E-mail Data search, image/ , g / multimedia reception/ sending

Wired networks Optical fiber networks

Mobile life
Mobile phone bil h communications Image phone Data reception

Information transmission Data services HII Unit Digital home

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Mobile learning

Data provision organizations

Source: Ministry of Transport and Communications

CATV

Source: Ministry of Transportation and Communications

Culture and Creation Industry (I)

Createfriendlycultural creativeenvironment Leverage Leadership
Momentum Flagship Projects

Comprehensive Environment

Capital infusion

Industry R&D support

Expansion of market distribution

Television industry

Film industry Design industry

Popular music industry Crafts industry

Personnel training and g exchange platforms

Source: Council for Cultural Affairs

Industry cluster effect

Digital content industry y

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Demand-driven Applications (D)

National/Industrial Level
Working Site (office) Intelligent traffic management Telematics service i Commercial Infrastructure (Supermarkets, department stores) Intelligent cash flow and e-transaction

Regional/Geographical Level

Personal/Residential Level
Smartphone Mobile TV Intelligent living environment Notebook PC Digital TV Intelligent surveillance system ill Ticket integration and e-ticket e-

Intelligent medical Care

Government officer

GeneralPublic Infrastructure public (Government sectors

Intelligent government service

/airports)

Equal digital opportunities Intelligent border control

Culture Infrastructure (Schools, Museums )

The Culture and Creation Industry

Source: compiled by FIND MIC, July 2008

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Equal Digital Opportunity (O)

on) ( Visio ( Strateg gies) ( ( Executio on) (Service po oints)
1. 2. 3. 3

Nationwide videoconferencing network and easy access to ICT devices

Willingness, capability, convenience

Enhance IT knowledge Enhance IT skills Accessible devices for non-PC users

Accessible, affordable
Reasonable Internet access rates Affordable PCs

Enhance broadband coverage Digital opportunity centers in remote regions

Expand e-learning opportunities and imporve IT knowledge Integrate and develop diverse digital resources and promote elearning services Enable equal digital utilization and learning opportunities for underprivileged children

Availability of ICT devices consulting and assistance and participation in IT communities devices, assistance, Local information stations Town libraries
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Digital opportunity centers

IT advisory groups

Manpower Cultivation (M)

An environment of manpower cultivation for I lli f Intelligent Taiwan development T i d l

Reduce the development of colleges towards extremes Strengthen core capability Construct intelligent Taiwan Diverse manpower cultivation Basic environment

By improving e-learning and teaching methods to enhance the quality of higher education and li f hi h d i d reinforce the foundation of basic common knowledge

Control the demand and supply of culture and creation manpower; balance the development of manpower on a cross-disciplinary model and seek connection with the world

Build a cross-institution collaboration mechanism so as to cultivate cross-disciplinary manpower capable of bl f comprehensive understanding and innovation integration in the area of intelligent living g g

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Taiwan Profile and ICT Status

Land Area - 36,188 Km2 Population - 23.12 million 70+% resided in urban area Household - 7.81 million Per capita income p -US$ 16,997 (GNP) -US$ 34,598 (PPP*)

Regular Internet users : 16.13 million, 70% PC penetration rate : 85.7%* Internet penetration rate : 78.7%* (* Household basis) Mobile Internet penetration rate: 41 9% 41.9% Mobile phone penetration rate : 118.5% Digital TV penetration: 31.1% Taiwan also A major procurement center for global ICT companies & buyers Ranked 1st in worldwide major ICT product market share f more th 10 products k t h for than d t

* PPP= Purchasing Power Parity PPP

Source: Directorate General of Budget, Accounting and Statistics, Executive Yuan, Department of Statistics, MOI, NCC, III-FIND, compiled by MIC/III, Mar. 2010.

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Taiwans e-Readiness eE-Government Ranking: top of the world E-Government Performance / Brown University Taiwan ranked 1st in 2002, 2004, 2005, 2nd in 2006 & 2008, 3rd in 2007 Global Information Technology Report 2009-2010 / WEF -- Taiwan ranked 3rd in Government Usage and, 11th in Government Readiness World Information Society Report 2007 / ITU, Taiwan ranked 7th in Digital Opportunity Index ( pp y (DOI) amongst 181 countries surveyed. ) g y IT Industry Competitiveness Index 2008 / EIU, Taiwan ranked 2nd amongst 66 countries surveyed. surveyed Global Information Technology Report 2009-2010 / WEF, Taiwan ranked 3rd in Asia, 11th in Networked Readiness Index (NRI)
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Broadband Convergence
The number of broadband users has reached 7.83 million on Oct 2010 from 6.1 million on Jan 2008 with 2.79 illi 2 79 million wireless users (36%), up i l (36%) from 1.29 million on Jan 2008. 30Mbps d b 30Mb and above b db d broadband coverage has reached 71.02 (2010/09) By 2015 100Mbps B 2015, 100Mb coverage will reach 80% Based B d on FTTH Council June 2010 C il J surveyTaiwans Fiber network penetration ranked #4 in the world
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800 700 600 500 400 300 200 100 0 971 Jan-2008 981 Jan-2009 998 Aug-2010 480.9 507 508.4 Wir d 129.1

Broadband Users(10 Thousand)

238.9 274.9 3G

80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0%

30M Broadband Coverage

Dec-07 976 Dec-08 986 9812 996 9612 Jun-08 9712 Jun-09 Dec-09 Jun-10

e-Government Initiatives
Efficiency
Offer 3,984 consolidated online services for government efficiency. Over 67.1% (3,330,000 entries) tax payers filed Income Tax online in 2009, and 97.8% business entities pay Sales Tax online. Implement GPKI applications and information security service to ensure a secure environment for government transactions and services. Rank top 5 from 2001~2008 (top 1 for 3 years, top 2 in 2008) in Global e Government Study e-Government by Brown University. Device (Portable devices) Network (wireless broadband) Application Web 2.0 Services custom, t proactive, basic and continuous services i (Web 2.0)

e-governance

ICT Infrastructure
Stage 1 Network deployment p y Mid-term e-Gov plan (1997 - 2000)
Source: RDEC

On-line Services

Integration and Interconnectivity Interactive Services

Ubiquitous Services

Stage 2 E-gov g Plan (2001 - 2004)

Stage 2.5 e-Taiwan E-gov (2003 - 2007) 25

Stage 3 Superior p e-Gov (2008 - 2011)

Stage 4 Intelligent g Government (2011 - 2016)

Performance

The i236 Initiative Living Zone Trial

2 Living Zones3 Communication Networks6 Applications / Services
Ubiquitous Guider NVR, Storage Detector IP Cam Alarm Safety &
Disaster Prevention P i

Smart bike Animal husbandry Farming & Tracer Leisure Farm Product Tag MID Smart User Interface Smart controller MEMS Potable color e-paper Smart Card LBS Sensor Networks Comfort & Convenience

Next Gen Broadband

g Intelligent Security System Robot

Smart Town
Health Care

Mobile HL7 Smart Assistant IEEE 1451 Sensor Digital TV Body Access Device Monitoring Device Smart HAC

i-City
Intelligent Park

Intelligent Traffic Car PC Management Ubiquitous m-RFID Guider G id Smart Ticket

Energy Sustainability ZigBee g Sensor LED Substitute Energy

Smart Lighting Smart Appliance pp

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Why i236 in Taiwan

Using living zones as domestic markets to create new business opportunities for local industry and to enhance its global competitiveness. pp f y g p National priority plans are needed. Open and sustainable living zones are still rare, effective ways to connect government, enterprises, and research institutes and to fully utilize stakeholders strength and experience are essential. For many years research activities are mostly technology driven lack of years, technology-driven, user participation, therefore, need to build a user-centric innovation model to develop high profit-margin products and services. Total information awareness of user behavior becomes feasible due to advancement and pervasiveness of IT/ICT and sensing technologies and infrastructures. infrastructures Leveraging captured knowledge and insights to create new service/business models becomes easier.

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Current i236 Smart Living Zones

Taipei Tao-Yung
Easy-Go Smart Town Song-Shan Smart Town

Taichung
Precision Machinery R&D Park

Taipei
Nei-Hoo Hi-Tech Park

i-Lan Zhang-Hua
Zhang-Bin i H lth Park Zh Bi i-Health P k Aboriginal Culture and Tourism Town

Kaohsiung Pu-Li P Li
Green LOHAS Smart Town Da-Ai Reconstruction Village g

Tai-Tung
Smart Green and Tourism Town

Kaohsiung
Lin-Hai & Lin-Yuan Industrial Park

Private company/Partly funded by Gov. ITRI/III (In-Market Research)

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Smart City Technology Platform

Development of applied information components that meets local characteristics to build up a Smart City solution database and implement technology services.

Users

Senior Homecare Service

Disasters Precaution Service

Smart Bus Stop Service Smart Medical Device M di l D i

Electronic Tour Guide Service

Energy Mgmt System

Sightseeing Scenic Spot Integrated Marketing

Restaurant Searching/B ooking Service

Electronic Billboards

Set Top Box RF

Smart Phone RFID

Personal Computer C

Bluetooth

zeebee

Cloud Computing Service Platform

Energy Mgmt Service

Environment Mgmt Service

Safety Mgmt Service

Tourism Information Service

Community Information Service

WiFi
Data Acquisition Platform

xDSL
Command Control Gateway

3.5G/3G
Data Transfer Platform

WiMAX
E-Commerce Platform

Service Providers

Healthcare
Intelligence Traffic Management

Safety & Disasters Precaution Energy Sustainability

Comfort & Convenience Farming & Leisure

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Other Noteworthy ICT-enabled Deployment

From 2010 the government began to promote digitalized medical record system more than 50 hospitals have joined to system, provide medical images and reports on line. Another 30 healthcare service providers have introduced remote p healthcare services to the rural areas. Police Departments nation wide have deployed more than p p y 5,000 M-Police mobile device. This has resulted in 4.5 times increase on criminal charges in 2010 comparing to year 2008. The installation of advanced surveillance system nation wide has help the police department cracked down 7,600 criminal cases in 2009 an increase of 104% from 2007 especially on 2009, 2007especially those major cases.

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Utilizing ICT for Agriculture Development

Industry Capacity Building
Computerization for related p government agencies, Farm survey system, Farm land management, Produce certification etc certification, etc.

Knowledge Database
Integrated KM Web-Portal (Information for pest & disease control, production optimization, Early warning, regulation, etc.)

Market Access Improvement E-commerce platform, Market price/trend analysis, Produce categorization, Wholesale e-bidding sys., Payment system

e-Agriculture

Production Control/Enhancement

Distribution Management
Storage management, Logistic management management, Transportation environment Control, Packing technology g gy

Production traceability, Production monitoring monitoring, Greenhouse control, Environmental monitoring, Growing management g g

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Institute for Information Industry (III)

Incorporated in 1979, with joint efforts of public, private sectors, and vision of the Ministry of Economic Affairs (MOEA). With goal to (MOEA)
Develop a world-class Information Industry in Taiwan. Support the development and applications of information technologies in establishment of information society in Taiwan. Taiwan

Highly Qualified ICT Manpower

More than 2,000 professionals, over 75% holding Masters & PhD. degrees. , p , g g Operation & Business Scope ICT Industry Information Society y

Government Think Tank

Industry Promotion

R&D

Professional Cultivation

Application Promotion

International Collaboration
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