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    • Framework and practical path of urban digital transformation
    • ZHANG Jingtao, LIU Xiaolin, XIAO Li, LIU Meng, WANG Yu, ZHOU Qi
    • Information and Communications Technology and Policy. 2024, 50(9): 2-7. DOI:10.12267/j.issn.2096-5931.2024.09.001
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    • The urban digital transformation has become an important means to promote modernization of urban governance system and governance capacity. This paper puts forward three core viewpoints around “what to build” and “how to build” in urban digital transformation. First, it clarifies the connotation of urban digital transformation, innovatively proposes a three-dimensional model of urban digital transformation, and solves the problem of “what to build” in urban digitalization. Second, it clarifies the six major paths of urban digital transformation, and solves the problem of “how to build” in urban digitalization. Third, it puts forward suggestions to promote the development of urban digitalization, which can provide reference for the managers, builders and operators of urban digitalization, and help the high-quality and sustainable development of urban digitalization in China.

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    • Research on the path of systematic construction of urban integrated digital twin base
    • ZHANG Yuxiong, FAN Xiaofeng, MENG Nan, JIANG Yuehan
    • Information and Communications Technology and Policy. 2024, 50(9): 8-14. DOI:10.12267/j.issn.2096-5931.2024.09.002
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    • The development of smart cities in China has undergone phases of localized exploration and sectoral integration, and is now fully entering the stage of integrated development. The new era’s critical goal for comprehensive urban digital transformation involves coordinating the integration of technology, business, and data to enhance collaborative management and service levels across multiple layers, regions, systems, departments, and business domains. In recent years, various regions have actively promoted the construction of city-wide foundational platforms, resulting in the preliminary formation of several integrated capability platforms. However, issues such as redundant construction, repeated overhauls, underutilization, and challenges in supporting complex cross-sectoral scenarios have gradually emerged. This paper proposes a systematic approach to building a foundational platform for urban digital twins from perspectives including data integration and utilization, efficient reuse of capabilities, rapid scenario construction, and sustainable iterative development. It introduces innovative concepts for constructing a digital twin entity, a capability component system, an open service system, and a sustainable operation system.

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    • Era connotation, value implication and realization path of data governance in the context of Digital China
    • LI Xingteng
    • Information and Communications Technology and Policy. 2024, 50(9): 15-21. DOI:10.12267/j.issn.2096-5931.2024.09.003
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    • In the context of constructing a Digital China, data governance has entered a new stage of development. As a fundamental project in the construction of Digital China, data governance is not only related to the modernization of the government’s governance capacity, but also an important guarantee of national data security. However, data governance currently faces challenges such as inconsistent framework, unclear authority and responsibility, and insufficient technological innovation. To further improve the level of data governance, based on the level and content of digital governance, this paper proposes that digital governance should adhere to the construction principles of strategic thinking, rule of law thinking, innovative thinking and systematic thinking, and build a data governance system with Chinese characteristics by unifying the governance framework, clarifying the boundaries of authority and responsibility, strengthening technological innovation, and optimizing the governance ecology.

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    • Research on the adaption path of digital technology and governance system in the digital transformation of grassroots governance
    • YANG Fan, FAN Xiaofeng, XUE Tianjiao
    • Information and Communications Technology and Policy. 2024, 50(9): 32-36. DOI:10.12267/j.issn.2096-5931.2024.09.006
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    • The digital transformation of grassroots governance is the key of bringing the usefulness of “an integrated network for urban operations” and realizing rapid response to urban events and handling them efficiently. It has been proved that the embedding of digital tools and concepts can change the mode of primary-level governance and improve its efficiency, which appears in optimizing the governance structure and simplifying the governance processes and refining the governance functions. However, the digital transformation of grassroots governance still face the challenges of central-regional contradiction and impractical governance and technological alienation. It needs to start with the adaptation of value aims and governance structure and social ecology, and realize the organic integration of digital technology and governance system in value and structural and ecological aspects, and step towards the overall intelligent governance.

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    • AIGC technology empowers the value and path of digital twin city construction
    • MA Yan
    • Information and Communications Technology and Policy. 2024, 50(9): 43-50. DOI:10.12267/j.issn.2096-5931.2024.09.008
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    • The empowerment of digital twin city construction by AIGC technology has emerged as a future development trend. This paper delves into the distinctions and connections between AIGC technology and digital twin technology. It outlines the role mechanisms of AIGC technology in empowering digital twin city construction, focusing on four main directions: perception network, data model, digital twin map, and simulation application. This paper combines theoretical analysis with practical applications in four aspects of city modeling twins, urban planning and design, urban governance, and urban service. Additionally, this paper puts forward development path suggestions from five perspectives including technology research and development.

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    • Guangzhou’s practice of full-city digital transformation in super-large cities
    • WANG Subin, LI Yan
    • Information and Communications Technology and Policy. 2024, 50(9): 51-56. DOI:10.12267/j.issn.2096-5931.2024.09.009
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    • At present, China has entered a new stage of city-wide digital transformation, characterized by holistic remodeling, systemic reform, and integrated promotion, accelerating the integration of data and digital technology into various fields and the whole process of social and economic development, and becoming the key starting point for major cities to enhance their comprehensive competitiveness. Taking Guangzhou as an example, this paper analyzes the current situation and problems of digital infrastructure, data elements, digital economy, urban governance, and public services in Guangzhou, and on the basis of in-depth analysis of the needs of urban competition, economic development, urban operation, and digital transformation, and puts forward measures and suggestions for promoting the digital transformation of the whole city in Guangzhou from the aspects of strengthening top-level design, releasing data potential, strengthening intensive construction, deepening technology application, and focusing on institutional innovation.

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    • Accelerate the breakthrough path of promoting the development and construction of digital village
    • LU Jishan
    • Information and Communications Technology and Policy. 2024, 50(9): 64-68. DOI:10.12267/j.issn.2096-5931.2024.09.011
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    • Digital village construction is an important project to promote rural revitalization. To continuously and effectively promote the construction of digital countryside, we must combine the characteristics of The Times, grasp the law of development, identify the key issues of constraints, and adopt innovative and breakthrough thinking to promote it. This paper makes an in-depth analysis of the main characteristics, situation tasks and existing problems of the current digital village construction. Focusing on the current digital rural construction is mainly faced with “lack of coordination” “talent shortage” “lack of characteristics” “quality and efficiency is not high” “channel shortage” “weak governance” six key difficulties put forward coordinated promotion of rural hardware infrastructure and digital infrastructure construction, to promote the return of migrant workers and other talents with demonstration driving role, to promote the innovation of industry and product characteristics Targeted cracking measures such as continuous upgrading at both ends of digital supply and demand, and strategic suggestions for promoting the rapid development of digital countryside in the future are prospected for reference.

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    • Service system for integrated development of large medium and small enterprises
    • WANG Qiushi
    • Information and Communications Technology and Policy. 2024, 50(9): 74-77. DOI:10.12267/j.issn.2096-5931.2024.09.013
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    • Through on-site surveys and questionnaire surveys of nearly 50 large-scale leading enterprises, “small giant” enterprises, and small and medium-sized enterprise service institutions in provinces and cities including Liaoning, Hunan, Hubei, Chongqing, and Qingdao, the various professional service systems required for the development of small, medium, and large enterprises have been systematically sorted out, and a service system framework for the development of small, medium, and large enterprises has been established, which combines professional service systems, universal service systems, and factor support systems. On this basis, the roles and main contents of various service systems are explained.

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    • Industrial development analysis of global quantum information
    • LIU Ziwei
    • Information and Communications Technology and Policy. 2024, 50(9): 78-84. DOI:10.12267/j.issn.2096-5931.2024.09.014
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    • With the continuous breakthroughs and development of quantum information technology, the quantum information technology has been widely concerned by countries and regions in the world. Major countries and regions around the world are actively deploying quantum information technology through policies, plans, and R&D investment, aiming to gain an advantage in international competition. The global quantum information industry experienced explosive growth over the past decade. Many well-known enterprises in the industry have emerged, and industrial investment and financing are active. Overall, the quantum information industry is still in its early development stage, gradually transitioning from theoretical research to practical applications.

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    • Research on the standardization status and key technologies of broadband customer network security capability in the F5G era
    • YANG Yueqiang, CHEN Jie, LIU Qian
    • Information and Communications Technology and Policy. 2024, 50(9): 85-91. DOI:10.12267/j.issn.2096-5931.2024.09.015
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    • In the era of the 5th Generation Fixed Networks (F5G), broadband customer networks have been endowed with a new technological definition and business capability connotation. At the same time, due to the characteristics of long-term online operation, massive distribution, and low-cost acquisition of broadband customer network devices, F5G era broadband customer networks and devices are facing more extensive and severe security challenges. This paper reviews the standards of security capabilities for F5G broadband access networks formulated by domestic and international standardization organizations, summarizes and analyzes the key security technical requirements in broadband customer networks, and analyzes and organizes the weak parts and key difficult issues faced by the security of broadband customer networks. Finally, it summarizes the current industry solutions and makes a judgment on the possible future development trends.

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