ChinaByte数据调查

Research fields: e-government, public services, information sharing and business collaboration, industry IT application

Departments involved: taxation, water conservancy, labor and social security, quality inspection, the customs, audit, Petition

Report Highlights

The year 2006 is the first year of the 11th Five-Year Plan Period, and also the time for China to plan and deploy e-government. China's Informatization Development Strategy for 2006-2020 (file ref.: Zhong Ban Fa [2006] 11), the National E-Government Framework (file ref.: Guo Xin [2006] 2), Opinions on Promoting the Development of National E-Government Networks (file ref.: Zhong Ban Fa [2006] 18), and the 11th National Five-Year Plan on E-Government were issued, pushing e-government to a stage with more rational, practical and in-depth development.

With the completion of e-government infrastructure, in 2006 departments and regions focused on the deepening of e-government application, with new breakthroughs made in information sharing and business collaboration. Public services became a key area in e-government work across the country. E-government played a more remarkable role in the fields of macroeconomic control, government decision-making, market regulation, city management, comprehensive administration, emergency handling, and public services.

Looking into 2007, it is a crucial year for the development of e-government in China. Building a moderately prosperous society that is democratic, civilized, and harmonious at an expedite pace raises new requirements on IT application in government affairs, to facilitate the transformation of governmental functions and administrative innovation, build an efficient and transparent responsible government, a government ruling by law, and a government dedicated to providing services. In the face of the new situation, new demand, and new challenges, CCID Consulting releases the 2006-2007 Annual Report on the Development of China's E-Government Industry. The report helps the industry accurately grasp the pulse of the development of e-government, communicates successful experience in the development of e-government in local areas, probes into major factors affecting the development of e-government, and predicts the basic trend of e-government in China for 2007 ----

Backed by accurate primary data, it depicts the development of e-government in China in 2006 in the respect of application system, public services, information sharing and business collaboration, network development, and market development, and promotes advanced experience from local areas and various sectors.

It conducts in-depth analysis of the development of key application systems in various industries in 2006, summing up the development of systems in the dimension of major progress, investment size, and investment structure.

While examining the development trend of e-government, the report probes into factors affecting the development of e-government, and obtains valuable trend analysis and outlooks.