e-Gov. Office Bearer Network Portfolio Solution

To support the explosive growth of emerging services such as artificial intelligence, big data, and smart cities, the government network is evolving toward intensification, servitization, and intelligence.

• Intensification: from "each department operating independently" to "the entire city operating as one chess piece."
Traditional urban network construction often involved each department building its own private network, leading to resource waste and difficulties in coordination. The core of intensification lies in "unification" and "integration," aiming to reduce marginal costs and leverage the multiplier effect of infrastructure.

• Servitization: from "building a network" to "making the network easy to use."
The focus of urban network construction is shifting from a purely "technical perspective" to a "user perspective." The network is no longer just a transmission pipeline; instead, it has become a service that can be accessed on demand.

• Intelligence: from "information transmission" to "AI-powered foundation."
In the era of artificial intelligence, urban networks are being assigned new missions. They are not only responsible for connecting the physical world with the digital world, but they are also becoming the core infrastructure supporting the development of AI.