The economic development department of Jiangyan Economic Development Zone holds a meeting on how it is going to boost its digital, as well as its smart transformation. [Photo/WeChat ID: gh_d6cb78f80c03]
The Jiangyan Economic Development Zone – located in the Jiangyan district of Taizhou city, in East China's Jiangsu province – is set to boost its digital and smart transformation.
That's in the wake of a briefing session held recently by its economic development department, which gave details on a range of intelligent and digital transformation measures to be implemented.
Participants included representatives from 54 resident companies and Jiangyan Economic Development Zone administrative committee deputy director, Wang Hua.
Wang called on entrepreneurs to be aware of the importance of promoting their smart and digital transformation in terms of reducing costs as well as increasing their productivity.
Wang also highlighted the need to develop a practical work plan and added that initiatives should be undertaken in a more coordinated fashion, in order to create synergies for overall high-quality development.
It was announced at the briefing session that new policies were being issued in five areas, to further encourage the smart and digital transformation of resident companies – including supporting the development of demonstration models and the recognition of excellent service providers.
Zhou Zhou, economic development department director, presents a detailed introduction of the new policies. [Photo/WeChat ID: gh_d6cb78f80c03]
What's more, Zhou Zhou, economic development department director, announced that the zone would allocate more money to stimulate economic development this year – adding that it was high time that businesses leverage the policy support to promote their transformation and development.
Li Le, a member of the provincial expert pool on intellectual transformation, shares her ideas on digital transformation. [Photo/WeChat ID: gh_d6cb78f80c03]
Furthermore, experts in various fields were also invited to share their experiences and ideas at the briefing on how to bolster resident companies.