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Via Technologies — VIA Technology Forum 2007
28 slides from Via Technologies's conference presentation, Jun 6, 2007
Slide 1: Enabling Ultra Mobility Technology - the Government Perspective
Enabling Ultra Mobility Technology -the Government Perspective ‘07/06/06
Slide 2: Outline
Outline 1、What have been done in the past? 2、How are we doing right now? 3、Where are we going to? 3
Slide 3: 1. What Have Been Done in the Past?
1. What Have Been Done in the Past? Integrated Government (2005 ~ ) On-line Services Development (2001 ~2004) Infrastructure Development and Penetration ( 1998 ~ 2000)
Slide 4: G2C benchmarking: Online Income Tax Filing
G2C benchmarking : Online Income Tax Filing In 2006, 45.31% of 4.92 million taxpayers filed individual income tax via the Internet, and 15.58% of them used electronic certificates. 50% 45.31% 40% 34.59% 30% 21.06% 20% Percentage of Online Tax 14.46% Filing (OTF) 7.06% 10% 2.67% 4.79% Percentage of O
Slide 5: G2B benchmarking: Government Procurement Online
G2B benchmarking : Government Procurement Online • Government agency posted close to 1.9 million tender announcements • There are 853,928 cases of online bidding, and more than 2.1 million bidding information download. • Save up to NT$1.2 billion per year Year 2007 and beyond? 9
Slide 6: G2G benchmarking: Electronic Official Document Exchange
G2G benchmarking :Electronic Official Document Exchange More than 70% official documents exchanged electronically Government Certification Exchange Center Authority(GCA) E-Official Document E-Official Document Internet Verify signature/ Digital signature/ Decryption encryption •Private key •Private
Slide 7: From E to M to U
From E to M to U nt pme lo ve Apps e yD us tr Ind Ubiquitous Ubiquitous Networked Society(2007) e-Service (Sensor Network, Network Convergence, Legislation) (ITES) M-Taiwan(2005~) Mobile (Broadband Infrastructure) Service (Communication Industries) e-Taiwan(2002~) e-Gov (Broadband to 6m households i
Slide 8: E—M—U—Human-centric
E—M—U—Human-centric 7A ⎯ Anyone • Any device • Any information •Anywhere • Anytime • All security • Affordable Ubiquitous computing Pervasive computing Proactive computing Calm computing UNS… Source:http://3c.msn.com.tw/page.asp?m=&s=&id=18748&url=
Slide 9: U-Taiwan: Scenario
U-Taiwan： Scenario Smart Emergency Telematics Home Care Food Chain Traceability 公務人員 Gov Services ID for Seamless 一般民眾 Applications every object network
Slide 10: M-Gov from "nice to have" to "must have"
M-Gov from “nice to have” to “must have” • Virtually all information and transaction services will eventually need to be wireless enabled. • Government agencies have to prepare for building infrastructure, enabling a wireless workforce, meeting citizen’s demand, and scaling to critical mass.
Slide 11: From E-services to U-services
From E-services to U-services U represents Ubiquitous. Present, or Found everywhere.
Slide 12: 3. Where are we going to?
3. Where are we going to? How can we raise citizen’s awareness and satisfaction, and meet their sense of usefulness of e-government services? Integrative Innovative Instant Interactive Individual Next Next Stage Stage e-Government: e-Government: (5) (5) II Government Government 12
Slide 13: Vision and Goals
Vision Create public values, and establish trust and connected society Goals Provide Multi-Channel Services; Enrich Quality Life-Style Prevail Informative Services; Enhance Social Care Strengthen Citizen Interaction; Broaden e-Participation 13
Slide 14: Core value - citizen-centric
e nt e rn m G ov Core value- citizen-centric source:digital Washington, 2000
Slide 15: Citizen-centric e-Service
Citizen-centric e-Service Web-enabled Keep on line Cross-boundaries Wait in line Value added Self service Clustered service Personalization
Slide 16: GSP Framework
GSP Framework Access Common Platform Devices e-Payment Gateway A&A Reg. PDA Portal (MyEgov) ServiceService Banking Government Service Entry Directory Cell Service GDS/GPKI Phone Interface Legacy NB/PC Service Information Integration Interchange Infra. Legacy Car GPS Systems Operation Management KIOS
Slide 17: Cluster Services
Cluster Services • Travel service: transportation tickets, lodging, traffic information • Starting a business: registration, taxation • Sightseeing service: resource integration for public and private sectors. • Medical service: medical resource, birth notification • Household registration: birth, d
Slide 18: eGov with Ultra Mobility Technology
eGov with Ultra Mobility Technology • Connectivity – HSDPA, WiMAX, WiFi • Triple Play – Voice, Data, Video • Ultra Mobility – ULV computing, Platform miniaturization • Mobile services & protocols – LBS, GPS, VoIP, SSL VPN,
Slide 19: 6 advanced wireless services predicted by UMTS Forum
6 advanced wireless services predicted by UMTS Forum 1. Multimedia service 2. Mobile commerce 3. VoIP 4. Unified messaging 5. Interactive broadcast 6. Location based services and applications 2 major killer application from WiMAX Forum: • VoIP & IP Video
Slide 20: Scenario 1: e-Workers
Scenario 1:e-Workers • Bill filling • Hand writing or handset printing • E-payment can be available after 3 days of processing • Stand alone system with single function – Using of Ultra Mobile Technology • Transfer billing data directly-no processing time • Integrated services- police and environmen
Slide 21: Scenario 2: e-Citizens
Scenario 2:e-Citizens • Remote access to Government Network • Searching for wired network • Applications with limited bandwidth – Using of Ultra Mobile Technology Taiwan CNET http://taiwan.cnet.com/cnetlife/digilife/0,2000079913,20110961-20001643c-2,00.htm • Easily connect with proper bandwidth • Bu
Slide 22: Scenario 3: e-Executives
Scenario 3:e-Executives Fixed Wireless 24/7 Ubiquity Mobile wireless Scale
Slide 23: Mobile Office + Mobile Commerce
行動辦公室(Mobile Office + Mobile Commerce) • Mobile VPN • Security • Electronic Signature • Intellectual Property management protocol • Micro Payment Source:http://blog.roodo.com/fredjame/archives/3129077.html
Slide 24: Citizen's e_Housekeeper Service as an Example
Citizen’s e_Housekeeper Service as an Example e-Government e-Government Service 1.Text message, e-mail Information to remind the citizens database e_Housekeeper Government Agencies: 2. Personal information Ministry of Transportation and Provide Communications, 3. Online registration personal Ministr
Slide 25: e_Housekeeper Service: Next Stage benchmarking
e_Housekeeper Service:Next Stage benchmarking for (5)I Government Step 1: Register and Download Routine Step 2: Activate instant message service (Pop-out screen) Step 3: Click and query/transact 16
Slide 26: e-Housekeeper
e-Housekeeper • Providing customized personal information • Motor and vehicle & driver information • Public utilities fee • Tax • Parking fee • Real estate information • Easily combined with personal devices – UMPC – notebook or PC
Slide 27: Creating New Future with Determination and Imagination
Creating New Future with Determination and Imagination • This is a wonderful moment, and exciting moment, a truly challenge moment, where government and you can participate in creating a new future and not simply be a hitchhiker on the side of the road.
Slide 28: END
END • Taiwan e-Government Portal – http://www.gov.tw • e-Housekeeper Website – http://msg.nat.gov.tw • RDEC Website – http://www.rdec.gov.tw