Guizhou creates model on big data development
- By Gao Zhan
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E-mail China.org.cn, May 24, 2019
Nowadays, the data sharing and exchange platform of Guiyang Municipal Government has realized a level of 100% exchange of government data. It was selected for the 2018 big data industry development pilot demonstration project of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology. At the same time, it opened more than 6.18 million items related to government affairs to society free of charge.
Big data helps improve people's well-being
Big data has helped bring dividends to people's livelihood in Guizhou province. Its cloud service platform for online medical services, which covers 199 public hospitals, is the first unified provincial-level platform enabling patients to make appointment with doctors online.
With the online government service platform of Guizhou connecting government departments at five levels spanning from the provincial government to village committees, people in Guizhou can receive services from government departments without ever having to leave their homes.
Some technology companies have provided a smart parking system and shared parking that automatically identify the car, record the parking time, and offer a smart payment facility, making better use of available parking spaces.
Besides, big data has helped reduce the time for administrative examination and approval in Guizhou from 22 to 10.9 working days. Meanwhile, the launch of such online service platforms for the convenience of the people as Guizhou-Cloud online service platform is enabling a large number of people to gain access to various convenient services through their mobile phone.
Attracted by the great opportunities in big data development, a number of global top 500 companies like Apple Inc., Qualcomm, Intel Corporation, Microsoft Corporation, as well as domestic leaders in big data industry including China Electronics Technology Group Corp., Alibaba and Huawei have established branches in Guizhou one after another.
Attracting talents
Under the influence of Guizhou's achievements in big data development, the number of college graduates coming to the province for work has been increasing by an average of more than 10,000 every year.
In 2016, Guizhou was the seventh most popular provincial-level administrative area in China for the inflow of college graduates. It then jumped to second place in 2017, and to first place in 2018.
In order to attract more talents and further promote big data development, Guizhou has released a number of policy-related documents with the aim of clarifying, guiding and providing support for big data development, big data talent team building, and the approval and accreditation for professional qualifications of big data talents.
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