What Did The Government Say To Internet Users?

On the afternoon of May 28th, Zhu Xiaodan, member of the Standing Committee of the provincial Party committee, Secretary of the Guangzhou Municipal Committee and director of the Standing Committee of the Municipal People's Congress, met with Ma Yun, chairman of the board of directors of Alibaba group.

City leaders Ling Weixian, Xu Zhibiao, and relevant leaders of the Municipal Information Office attended the meeting.

Zhu Xiaodan expressed his warm welcome to Ma's visit.

He said Guangzhou expects full cooperation with Alibaba.

Recently, in accordance with the call of the provincial Party committee and the provincial government, we actively plan to develop e-commerce in Guangzhou and speed up the construction of information Guangzhou.

A great move is to learn from the experience of Alibaba and strengthen cooperation with Alibaba.

At present, the cooperation between the two sides has developed very well.

Recently, the Guangzhou Information Office signed a memorandum of cooperation with Alibaba and reached a cooperation intention. This fully reflects the importance of Alibaba to Guangzhou and will play a great role in promoting the development of e-commerce in Guangzhou.

Zhu Xiaodan said that not long ago, Wang Yang, member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Secretary of the provincial Party committee, visited Guangzhou to make clear demands for Guangzhou to speed up the establishment of a modern industrial system, with special emphasis on developing high-end service industries and building information Guangzhou.

An important combination of these two points is the development of information service industry.

Now, Guangzhou has placed the information service industry in a very important position, and in the information service industry, the development of e-commerce has been placed in a more important position.

Guangzhou's industrial base is relatively strong and its information base is relatively good. It has good conditions for developing e-commerce.

Guangzhou will also focus on optimizing the administrative environment, market environment, policy environment and Talent Gathering environment, and strive to provide the best environment, conditions and services for the development of e-commerce enterprises such as Alibaba in Guangzhou.

Zhu Xiaodan said that the information strategy is the core strategy of Guangzhou's development, and the construction of an international information port is an important goal for us.

To achieve this goal, there is an urgent need to introduce more high-end resources.

Zhu Xiaodan hopes that Ma will take Guangzhou as the central base for the development of Alibaba in Southern China. As an important node connecting the two markets of the domestic and international market, Ma will create greater splendor for Alibaba and play a greater role in promoting the development of Guangzhou.

Mr. Ma thanked Zhu Xiaodan for his meeting and the meticulous arrangement of the Guangzhou municipal Party committee and municipal government.

He said that Alibaba, as one of the world's largest e-commerce enterprises, has a 90% market share in China.

In the past few years, the development focus of Alibaba is mainly in the Yangtze River Delta region. In the future, efforts will be made to increase development in Guangdong and Guangzhou, so as to promote the pformation and upgrading of Guangdong and Guangzhou.

Ma Yun said that many small and medium-sized enterprises in Guangdong and Guangzhou, the popularity of Internet applications, the large number of Internet users, is very suitable for the development of e-commerce, Alibaba is confident in the development of Guangdong and Guangzhou.

Mr Ma said that in the next few years, Alibaba will set up a huge information data center, technology and customer service system in Guangzhou covering the South China region, vigorously develop e-commerce talents training, expand the marketing channels of SMEs, create a real e-commerce environment, play a role in accelerating the pformation and upgrading of Guangdong and Guangzhou, and live up to the expectations of Guangdong and Guangzhou.

It is learnt that Alibaba has committed to invest 50 million US dollars in Guangzhou, establish Alibaba Southern China regional operation headquarters, Pearl River Delta regional service headquarters, expand the call center scale, and put the southern regional data center of Alibaba first in Guangzhou, with Guangzhou as the center in the Guangdong development.

The two sides have a cordial conversation and meet with the scene. Why does the Chinese government attach great importance to information technology?

The use of new technology means a revolution.

Promoting Informatization in China is actually the core issue of reform and development. "

According to the latest survey of global e-government, 2008 world government websites show that 189 countries in 192 Member countries can provide different forms of online services for the public, and use information and communication technology to provide online consultation, acceptance, decision support and other services to the public.

The extensive application of information technology fundamentally changes people's way of existence, thinking and even expression. Therefore, information technology is becoming an important means to improve the level of e-government.

Why do the Chinese government attach great importance to information technology?

Liu He, deputy director of the Information Office of the State Council, explained that China is a big developing country in pition. The economy is in the stage of rapid development and growth, and structural adjustment is also accelerating.

In this process, urbanization, the reform of market orientation and internationalization are the main driving forces for China to vigorously promote and apply information technology.

The adjustment of China's economic industrial structure is accelerating. With the increase of per capita income level, the information industry with high added value will play a key role in the competitiveness of the country.

Internet is the most important step to enhance the application of e-government. Only by increasing capital and technology input can the hardware facilities of e-government be upgraded to a higher level. However, while increasing the hardware facilities such as the Internet, the relevant managers can not ignore the investment in website construction.

For example, at present, there are less than 1/10 township governments with independent government domain names in more than 34 thousand villages and towns, and the level of township government informatization is out of line with the development speed of rural netizens.

It can be seen that although the network is the pivot point, although the development speed of government information can be greatly improved, information technology can only serve as a support, and the key is still in execution.

The core of e-government is e-government, which provides technical support and services for government affairs, but it is an indispensable means.

The global e-government survey report of 2008 released recently by the Department of economic and social affairs of the United Nations pointed out that E-government has a higher demand for infrastructural facilities, such as broadband construction and development of e-government services for civil service, and European countries have invested heavily in this regard. Therefore, in terms of overall development level, the degree of development of E-government in Europe is obviously better than that in other parts of the world, while relatively less investment in Asia and Oceania is slightly lower than the world average level.

The openness of government information enables us to deeply understand the value of the Internet for information dissemination. E-government must also rely on the Internet to deepen its application and enhance its interaction. With the support of the Internet, e-government will fully display its advantages of pparency, efficiency, economy and convenience.

Government information disclosure is the premise to reflect the concept of service-oriented government, and is also the basis for further promoting the wide application of e-government.

At present, the implementation of E-government has prompted the Internet to become the most convenient, fastest and cost-effective way to open government affairs. The largest amount of information involving the government is also widely disseminated through the Internet in the society. The Internet has become the most direct source of people's understanding of the government.

Another important point of China's information policy is to encourage civilian use and promote the use of traditional industries, government, business and economic culture.

At present, the focus of our policy is e-government. The reason why our country set up e-government is the need of government pformation.

The Chinese government is no longer a controlled and traditional government that plans directly to allocate materials. Instead, it wants to pform to a service-oriented government. It needs to establish a government, a limited government, a government in accordance with the law and a government serving the people.

E-government will facilitate the work in this area.

At present, the state has begun to standardize a number of important business system construction and major database construction, and encourages the expansion of public participation in government affairs in the economically developed areas, especially in urban areas.

The Chinese market is the most active and potential market in the world. It hopes to form a new standard through the large scale market and the scale of the industry.

When human society entered the twenty-first Century, information technology has shown a very important and far-reaching impact on the development of social economy.

The level of informatization development has become an important symbol to measure the comprehensive national strength and international competitiveness of the country.

The international statistical center of the National Bureau of statistics has calculated the informatization level and development status of the 30 major countries (regions) in the world for 1999-2001 years on the basis of collecting large amounts of data and using the evaluation index system and information level measurement method of inter state informatization.

The calculation results show that in 2001, the Swedish general index of informatization level ranked first in 30 countries (regions) in the world, and China's informatization level ranked twenty-seventh among 30 countries (regions), which belonged to the lower level of information technology.

The report also pointed out that the government's emphasis on information technology is the foundation of the development of information technology. The introduction of a series of specific supporting legal measures and the vigorous input of funds directly determine the level of informatization in various countries.

The "11th Five-Year plan" of the national economic and social development informatization puts forward the overall goal and specific goal of the development of information in 2010, and plans to develop the government portals into an important channel for government information disclosure. More than 50% of the administrative licensing projects are implemented online, and the proportion of online tax reporting accounts for 50% of the total tax revenue.

It can be seen that enhancing interaction is the focus of the next stage of development. Moreover, under the condition that the information interaction between the government and the public is already quite equipped, the content of interaction should be the focus of the next step.

The general index of informatization level consists of five sub indices and one coefficient: information resource index, information infrastructure index, information human resource index, information technology popularization and application index, information industry development index and information consumption coefficient.

The index of information resources reflects the richness of information resources in countries and regions and the degree of utilization of information resources by people.

The information infrastructure index, which reflects the hardware infrastructure of national (regional) in the development of information technology, is an important factor that restricts the development level of informatization.

The informatization human resources index reflects the quality, scale and level of technical personnel and related employees in the process of informatization.

The popularization and application index of information technology reflects the popularization and application of information technology in people's social work and life.

The development index of information industry reflects the effect of input and development in the information industry of the state (region).

Information consumption coefficient: because of the strong representativeness of the index, it directly participates in the measurement of the total index as a single factor.