national information & communications initiative committee & science and technology advisory...

National Information & Communications Initiative Committee &

Science and Technology Advisory Group(STAG)

Jan. 24, 2005

Dr. Zsehong Tsai, Deputy Executive Secretary

Building The Policy of ICT Building The Policy of ICT DevelopmentDevelopment

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National Information & Communications Initiative CommitteeOutlineOutline

The e-Taiwan ProgramThe e-Taiwan Program

The M-Taiwan ProgramThe M-Taiwan Program

The New Broadband Service- The New Broadband Service-

Convergence NetworkConvergence Network

ConclusionConclusion

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National Information & Communications Initiative Committee

Time

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Agricultural Society

In 1820, 70% of all jobs were related to Agriculture, In 2000, the percentage fell to1.9% only.

In 1850, jobs in the fields of Management, Professional, Technical & Services

accounted for 4% of all jobs. In 1900, it became 13%. In 2000, it grew to over 50%.

Information Society

IndustrialSociety

In 1940, Manufacturing industry accounted for 50% of GDP, 40% of work force. In 2000, it is decreased to 15% only.

ICT strength has become an essential factor in ICT strength has become an essential factor in determining a country’s competitiveness.determining a country’s competitiveness.

Background InformationBackground Information

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Current Status of Chinese Taipei ICT Current Status of Chinese Taipei ICT IndustryIndustry

World’s 4th largest IT hardware producer (Ranked 3rd as including production in China)

Ranked first in worldwide market share for more than 10 ICT products

A major procurement center for global IT companies

Dominates IT production in China

2nd largest LCD industry and 4th largest semiconductor industry in the world

111% mobile phone penetration rate

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Milestones of ICT Milestones of ICT Infrastructure in Major CountriesInfrastructure in Major Countries

UK OnlineUK Online

▲01

92IT 2000

▲96Singapore One

▲00Infocomm 21

★97IT in Education

★98Electronic Transactions Act

▲93NII EC Working

Group

▲97Global EC Framework

1st Report

★982nd Report eGovernmenteSociety

★013rd Report

▲99★95

▲96Information Society

▲98Building the Knowledge Driven

Economy

▲[email protected]

▲00

Modern Government

★ ★eGov Services for the 21st Century

▲95BAPI

▲99Millennium

Project

▲01e-Japane-Japan

▲93KII

★94MIC

▲99Cyber Korea 21Cyber Korea 21

▲01e-Korea

▲95The S&T Basic Law

▲96 3Year 3 Million

Internet Users

▲97NII NICIe-Government

▲98

1995 20001993 1994 1996 1997 1998 19991992

Singapore Singapore

Chinese Chinese Taipei Taipei

Korea Korea

Japan Japan

USA USA

UK UK

1992 ： Major IT Countries engaged various ICT projects (NII) 1999 ： Japan, Korea, Singapore launched major e-projects e-Japan / Cyber Korea 21 / Infocomm 21

▲99e-Industry

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1993 ： Initiated NII (National Information

infrastructure)

Guidelines

1996 : Initiated 3-Million Internet users in 3 years

1998 ： Initiated e-Government Program

1999 ： Initiated e-Business Program

2001 ： Consolidated various agencies,

Initiated NICI Guidelines

2002 ： Initiated e-Taiwan Program

2004 : Initiated m-Taiwan Program

Chinese Taipei ICT Infrastructure Chinese Taipei ICT Infrastructure DevelopmentDevelopment


Deregulation and Telecom. Industry in Chinese Taipei

Source: ITIS

1989-92 1996 1997 1998 2000 2001 2002

De-regulationProcess

Value Added Service

s

&

ISP

Fixed

Net.

SATGSM

Cellular

License

The New

Telecom Act

3G,e-Signature

ISR& VOIP

GSM HandsetOEM, ODM

GSM HandsetOEM, ODM

ADSL &Cable modem

ADSL &Cable modem

NewServices:StreamingMessaging

NewServices:StreamingMessaging

Content Delivery

Content Delivery

I-Phone I-Phone

WLAN & Hot Spot

WLAN & Hot Spot WLAN &

CellularConvergence

WLAN & CellularConvergence

Chinese Taipei’s ICT Industry Direction

PC PC Notebook Notebook

Optical drive

Optical drive DVD

Drive

DVD Drive

TFT DisplayTFT Display

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Information Development Information Development OfficeOffice

Information Development Information Development OfficeOffice

1994/081994/08

20020011/0/044 2728th Cabinet meeting2728th Cabinet meeting2728th Cabinet meeting2728th Cabinet meeting• Integrate NII and iAeB to become 「 National Information and Communication Initiative Committee (NICI) 」， and NICI is in charge of national ICT issues 。

1982/021982/02

NII Task ForceNII Task ForceNII Task ForceNII Task Force

iAeB Task ForceiAeB Task ForceiAeB Task ForceiAeB Task Force1999/071999/07

NICINICI(National Information and Communications Initiative Committee)

NICINICI(National Information and Communications Initiative Committee)

• To promote information industry and computerized inter-government process 。

• Responding to Major IT Countries engaged various ICT projects ， establish NII to be In charge of infrastructure of the information and communication

• Due to Fast booming of e-commerce, iAeB task force is to promote industry automation and keep business competitive 。

ICT Vision & MilestoneICT Vision & Milestone

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STAG / CEPD / RDEC Proposed STAG / CEPD / RDEC Proposed 「「 ee-Government Flagship Project-Government Flagship Project

」」

Challenge 2008Challenge 2008Challenge 2008Challenge 2008

ee--Taiwan Program SubmissionTaiwan Program Submissionee--Taiwan Program SubmissionTaiwan Program Submission

2001/122001/12

2002/02002/033

2002/092002/09e-Government, e-Industry e-Opportunity, e-Societyand Infrastructure

6-Year National Development PlanTo foster the creativity and talent that Chinese Taipei needs to transform itself into a “green silicon island”

The Cabinet Approved NICI GuidelinesThe Cabinet Approved NICI Guidelines

2002/072002/07 ee--Taiwan Program DraftTaiwan Program Draftee--Taiwan Program DraftTaiwan Program Draft

ICT Vision & MilestoneICT Vision & Milestone

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e-e-GenerationGenerationTalent Talent

CultivationCultivation

CultureCultureIndustryIndustry

DevelopmentDevelopment

InternationalInternationalHigh-TechHigh-TechR&D BaseR&D Base

National National Backbone Backbone OverhaulOverhaul

Double Double Tourist Tourist VolumeVolume

IndustryIndustryProductionProduction

OptimizationOptimization

International International Business Business

Operation HQOperation HQ

ee-Taiwan-TaiwanWater & Water &

Green Land Green Land RevitalizationRevitalization

e-Taiwan & Challenge 2008e-Taiwan & Challenge 2008

HometownHometown& Community& CommunityDevelopment Development

Infrastructure

e-Industrye-Society

e-Government e-Opportunity

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National Information & Communications Initiative Committee e-Taiwan Missione-Taiwan Mission

Internet UsageWEF/NRI

Knowledge Based Economy

Knowledge Based EconomyManufacturingManufacturing Venture CapitalVenture Capital R & DR & D

1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 1996 2000 2002 2007

Custom Protection

Import Control

Export Industrial Park Ten Infrastructure Projects

Hsinchu Science-based Industrial Park

Ten Emerging Industry

GDP

10

5

Tri

llio

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e-Government

e-Infrastructure

e-Industry

Current Economy Challenges

•Knowledge Based Economy

•Slowing Economy Growth

•Changing Industry Structure

NII Projects

Ind

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rial

S

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tyIn

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Soc

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5

e -Opportunity

Import SubstitutionPolicy

Import SubstitutionPolicy

Export Expansion/ Heavy Industrialization Policy

Export Expansion/ Heavy Industrialization Policy High-Tech Policy High-Tech Policy e-Taiwan e-Taiwan

e-Taiwan Project

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Kno

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ased

Econo

my

GII

NII

NII

GIIAdvancedAdvanced

Telecomm technologyTelecomm technology

e-Government

EffectiveEffectiveGovernmentGovernment

CompetitiveCompetitiveIndustryIndustry

e-Taiwanwith with

US$ 11 Billion InvestmentUS$ 11 Billion Investment

e -Opportunity

BridgingBridgingDigital DivideDigital Divide

e-Taiwan Visione-Taiwan Vision

Green Silicon

Island

Infrastructure

e-Industry

One-stop services to

its citizen

Best supports to its industry to stay competitive

Equal & Optimum opportunity to its citizen

Broadband to every family

High-Tech Service Island

e-Society

Best information

available

to its citizen

Information-rich Information-rich SocietySociety

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National Information & Communications Initiative Committeeee-Taiwan Scope-Taiwan Scope

• one-shop service• G2B2C document

exchange • video conference network• IP information system• household registration• hazards mitigation

infomation center• hazards mitigation

communication system

ee-Government-Government• digital learning• digital archive • digital entertainment• web culture development • remote public services• e-learning for small-to-

medium enterprise • e-learning for farmers• real estate info center

eeSocietySociety• Collaborating e-design• agriculture knowledge

management • Small to medium

enterprise knowledge management

• International e-commerce cooperation program

ee-Industry-Industry

Infrastructure Infrastructure • IPv6 Upgrade• national security system

• 6 million broadband users6 million broadband users• wireless LAN

Government initiates, everybody participates.

e-Taiwan

• broadband for small and medium enterprise

•Bridging rural divide•Bridging SME divide•Bridging international divide

ee-Opportunity-Opportunity

Reach 6 million broadband users in 6 years. Become the e-Leader in Asia.

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Enhance security systemEnhance security system

Internet

Security Operation

Center

Infrastructure Infrastructure Broadband to Every FamilyBroadband to Every Family

Advance ICT application capabilityAdvance ICT application capability

Internet

LegislationLegislation

Facilitate government supportFacilitate government support

Tele-

Tele-

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Der

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Der

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Support

Support mechanism

mechanism

Network Security(Hacker

detection, ,IPSec, SSL,Virus prevention,

Firewall

System security Access management, Project management, Process management

Data securityEncryption/Decryption,Watermark,Storage,

Redundancy


InternetInternet

PSTN

Next Gen. Next Gen. NetworkNetworkWirelessWireless

Wire lineWire line

Install Next-G Broadband network Install Next-G Broadband network demonstration system & applicationsdemonstration system & applications

Target: 6 Million Broadband Households

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Infrastructure of Secured ICT Network Infrastructure of Secured ICT Network

Prevention

CriticalCriticalInfrastructureInfrastructure

Tele-CommBanking

TransportationPublic Safety

NIC

SN

ICS

T

T

緊急應

變

Emergency Report

(Establish secured ICT environment Project)(Establish secured ICT environment Project)

FasterFaster 、、 CheaperCheaper 、、 More Secured NetworkMore Secured Network

Attack & Threat over Internet

BCP & DRPBCP & DRP

Governm

ent A

gencies

International C

ollaboration

Mechanism

on collaboration

Attack

Detection &

A

lert

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Utilize Regulations to provide Faster 、 Cheaper 、More Secured Network environment ：：

Build solid environment to promote killer applicatioBuild solid environment to promote killer application and better digital content n and better digital content

Deregulate Tele-communication and cable TV bDeregulate Tele-communication and cable TV barriersarriers

NegotiateNegotiate last mile issue, last mile issue, Establish NCC to monitor ‘Information & comEstablish NCC to monitor ‘Information & com

munication related regulations.munication related regulations.

Application on Digital Entertainment and Digital LearningPromote Government one-stop services and e-business

Action ItemsAction Items

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e-Governmente-Government

G to B

GSN INTERNETPKI

BBusinessusiness

CCitizensitizensGGovernmentovernment

Government AgenciesGovernment Agencies School SystemSchool System Medical careMedical care

Enterprise Enterprise PortalPortal

Cross Agencies serviceCross Agencies service

G to C

Information publishedInformation published

Information InqueryInformation Inquery

Electronic votingElectronic voting

On-line ServiceOn-line Service

in G

• ElectroniElectronic c DocumentDocument

• Video Video ConferencConferencee

• InformatiInformation on SharingSharing

• Knowledge Knowledge ManagemenManagementt

• ISMSISMS

G to G

GovernmenGovernment Portalt Portal

CitizenCitizenPortalPortal

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CitizenCitizen

GovernmentGovernment

EnterpriseEnterprise

Promotion MechanismPromotion MechanismOutsourcingOutsourcingISMS ImplementationISMS Implementation

FasterFaster 、、 CheaperCheaper 、、 More SecurMore Secured Networked Network

Vision & PolicyVision & PolicyCommitment Commitment TrainingTraining

Broadband to 6 million FamilyBroadband to 6 million FamilyIT LiteracyIT Literacy

Issue to promote e-GovernmentIssue to promote e-Government

Mutual Mutual UnderstandingUnderstanding

e-Enterprisee-EnterpriseBroadband to SMEBroadband to SME

Broadband to 6 million FamilyBroadband to 6 million Family Establish National Network SecurityEstablish National Network Security

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One-stopService

Electric document/ video conference

national land info systemhazard mitigation info system national archive info system

hazard mitigation network land protection network security system

GovernmentOffice

SingleEntry

GovernmentOffice

Service

ServiceOn-line

Information publicized

Government Information

IP

Medicare

Traffic Enterprise Commerce

Household Land Tax

Government Service On-line

enterprise

public

provide e-serviceimprove service qualityassist IT industry

24-hour servicecommon platformeliminate redundency

Inter-office doc. exchange Video conference

inter-office data sharing document flow automation improve meeting efficiency

e-Government Projectse-Government ProjectsNational Information & Communications Initiative Committee

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International CooperationInternational Cooperation

centralize e-Market portal develop various e-Standardjoin international supplier

chain

Supply Chain Management

implement quick response system consolidate international supplier informationbuild supplier chain system

Support & ServicesSupport & Serviceseffect monetary system strengthen customer support assist service industry

Industry online(26 60%)e-Commerce (1.5 15%) of GDPe-Service(total revenue US$2 10 billion)

cultivate R&D groupscoordinate design effortdevelop IP Mall

R & DR & D

e-Industrye-Industry

Make Chinese Taipei the center of value-added manufacturing and service


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Goal and StrategyGoal and Strategy

Create an environment for industrial automation and electronic business

Build an efficient supply chain management network to optimize the supply and demand mechanism

Assist industries to set up global logistics system to boost competitiveness

Develop standards and technology to build a sound e-business environment

Set up a model system to reinforce industrial demand and supply coordination

Provide incentives to build an IT talents cultivation mechanism

e-Industry Goale-Industry Goal

e-Industry Strategye-Industry Strategy

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Future Development of e-IndustryFuture Development of e-Industry

Building Chinese Taipei as Hi-Tech Service Island

Building Highly

Efficient Supply Chain Management

Network

Developing Logistic

and Marketing Channel System

Developing Operation Model

for Industry Knowledge

Service

Promote Enterprises

e-Application Ability

Strengthening e-Application Infrastructure

PromoteInformation

Services Industry

Building a Building a Full-scope Full-scope

EC EnvironmentEC Environment

Assist EnterprisesAssist Enterprises to Apply to Apply

e-Technologiese-Technologies

Enhance the Enhance the Competitiveness ofCompetitiveness of

EnterprisesEnterprises

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Bridging Bridging Rural DivideRural Divide

Bridging Bridging SME DivideSME Divide

Every citizen have same opportunity to reach information & knowledge.Every citizen have same opportunity to reach information & knowledge.

Improve native group Internet connectivity up to 65%.Improve native group Internet connectivity up to 65%.

Improve rural area computer penetration rate up to 70%.Improve rural area computer penetration rate up to 70%.

Improve SME broadband connectivity & EC-ready up to 70%.Improve SME broadband connectivity & EC-ready up to 70%.

Establish 300 Digital Opportunity Center within Chinese Taipei & 6 APEC Establish 300 Digital Opportunity Center within Chinese Taipei & 6 APEC

economies. economies.

Every citizen have same opportunity to reach information & knowledge.Every citizen have same opportunity to reach information & knowledge.

Improve native group Internet connectivity up to 65%.Improve native group Internet connectivity up to 65%.

Improve rural area computer penetration rate up to 70%.Improve rural area computer penetration rate up to 70%.

Improve SME broadband connectivity & EC-ready up to 70%.Improve SME broadband connectivity & EC-ready up to 70%.

Establish 300 Digital Opportunity Center within Chinese Taipei & 6 APEC Establish 300 Digital Opportunity Center within Chinese Taipei & 6 APEC

economies. economies.

Industrial Industrial DevelopmentDevelopment

InternationalInternationalCharityCharity

Social JusticeSocial Justice

e-Opportunitye-Opportunity

Bridging Bridging Int’l DivideInt’l Divide

Bridging Digital DivideBridging Digital DivideCreating e-OpportunityCreating e-Opportunity

Governmental Funding Governmental Funding US$200 Million Within 4 Years till 2008US$200 Million Within 4 Years till 2008

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StrategiesStrategies

Bridging Rural DivideBridging Rural Divide

Bridging SME DivideBridging SME Divide

Bridging International DivideBridging International Divide

Least developed countries

Small and Medium Enterprises

Information poor

Low informatization

aged peopleaborigine

children

woman

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Action PlansAction Plans

1.1. Provide Digital TV Signals & reception device to Provide Digital TV Signals & reception device to

Rural Areas.Rural Areas.

2.2. Provide PCs to Student Families in Rural Areas.Provide PCs to Student Families in Rural Areas.

3.3. Connect Broadband Network to All Villages.Connect Broadband Network to All Villages.

4.4. Establish Digital Opportunity Center in All Establish Digital Opportunity Center in All

Counties.Counties.

5.5. Support SME Develop EC.Support SME Develop EC.

6.6. Promote High Value Agriculture Products With EC.Promote High Value Agriculture Products With EC.

7.7. Support DOC in 6 APEC Economies.Support DOC in 6 APEC Economies.

8.8. Train Int’l Trainers & Professionals.Train Int’l Trainers & Professionals.

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Education

Governments

Financial Institutions Distribution

Transportation

Companies

Families

e-SocietyCustomer Contact

Multimedia

Managing

Network

Transaction

Communities

Serv

ice

Brid

ges

Network Infrastructure

Individuals

Entertainment

e-Societye-Society

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Culture onlineestablish national archive

system capitalize social, cultural,

industrial & economic development.

e-Learningaccomplish personalized

Chinese learning networkuse e-learning to realize

information-rich society

e-Transportation intelligent traffic control ITS platform & system traffic safety system smart bus & IC card transportation service network

To realize a society - rich in knowledge, culture, entertainment and learning opportunity to ALL

e-Entertainment build e-Entertainment

environment advance digital

entertainment quality

e-Society Projectse-Society ProjectsNational Information & Communications Initiative Committee

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High Tech Service IslandHigh Tech Service Island(Broadband to 6million family in 6 years, (Broadband to 6million family in 6 years,

and the most e-Nation in Asia) and the most e-Nation in Asia)

e-Taiwan(2002/5)

ee-Taiwan & m-Taiwan-Taiwan & m-Taiwan

First Phase ： Build ICT Infrastructure and provide Government service on-line

Second Phase ： From the “user” point of view, expand the degree of application (2005)

• 2003/10 「 Challenge 2008 ： National Development plan Yearly report 」 comments from Prime minister

• 2004/12 「 Challenge 2008 ： National Development plan Routine meeting 」 meeting conclusions

Moving Forward and Beyond

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Internet users reach 50% of population broadband users reach 35% of populationoverall country bandwidth reach 1,150Gbpsundersea cable bandwidth reach 250Gbps

#5 e-Government (WEF/NRI)#5 e-Society (WEF/NRI) #10 e-Industry (WEF/NRI)

bring 600 services onlineG2B2C document exchange rate

up by 55% in 5 yearssatisfaction level reaches 75%

create 20,000 jobs total e-Service revenue US$10 Billion industry online 60% e-Commerce is 15% of GDP

Predicted BenefitsPredicted Benefits

Public Services

Economy

IT Application

Infrastructure

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Summary Remark on e-TaiwanSummary Remark on e-Taiwan

Strong governance to form a broad national vision.

The success of e-Taiwan Program relies on a reliable solid broadband Infrastructure

e-Government as a pilot to lead the information society.

Strong governance to form a broad national vision.

The success of e-Taiwan Program relies on a reliable solid broadband Infrastructure

e-Government as a pilot to lead the information society.

M-Taiwan and M-Taiwan and the FTTH Broadband initiative the FTTH Broadband initiative

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M-Taiwan VisionM-Taiwan Vision

Vision :Any where, any time, any one to enjoy Broadband/Wireless services

M-life

e-Zoo

ITS

e-Traffic e-Logistics

e-govWireless access + M-

applications

WLAN Cellular M-services

M-learning

Food Guide

Tour Guide

Art

Museum

School

Library Medicine

•FTTH

•xDSL

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National Information & Communications Initiative Committee M-Taiwan ProgramM-Taiwan Program

Project Action Items

Construction of Broadband Pipeline

Deploy Telecomm. Pipeline by the Government ， providing leasing services to Fixed Network, CATV and Cellular operators 。Broadband access operators can deploy fiber based on user demiand

Promotion and Development of Mobile-Taiwan

Applications

1.Mobile service Mobile service in demo hot spot

2.Mobile Life Potential killer applications Common service platform

3.M-Learning Integration of training program, provide talent for application developmentLife-long learningPromotion to potential users

4.WLAN-Cellular

Dual Network

Integration

Business ModelRegulation

Handset and ApplicationService Trial


Broadband

Pipeline

FTTH/Cable

Backb

on

e

Cellular

（ GSM/GPRS/3G/PH

S ）

台中都會骨幹網路

高雄都會骨幹網路

Taipei MetroBackbone

地區接取網

路

AP

APWLAN/WiMAX

(Wireless Broadband ）

AP

Dual Network

•Gov. Service•Surveillance•m-Traffic Service•m-Medicare•…

•Video/TV•VoIP•Video Phone•Homecare•….

Gov.

Enterprise

Home

•M-Commerce•Teleconf.•…

Broadband Pipeline Mobile Applications and WLAN-Cellular Dual Network

M-Taiwan Broadband Wireless Environment

30 Billion NT$ 7 Billion NT$

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Broadband Initiative of Challenge 2008Broadband Initiative of Challenge 2008

StagesStages

NetworkNetwork

Speed （ bps ）Speed （ bps ）

Subscribers reachedSubscribers reached

(Killer Application (Killer Application

Stages（ 2004-2005 ）

Stages（ 2004-2005 ）

Stages（ 2006-2007 ）

Stages（ 2006-2007 ）

Stages（ 2008-2010 ）

Stages（ 2008-2010 ）

High QualityHigh Quality

Fixed50M

Fixed50M

WLAN4M

WLAN4M

300kHouse Hold

300kHouse Hold

250kSubscribers

250kSubscribers

Video/TV

Cellular/WLAN integrated services

Video/TVCellular/WLAN integrated

services

FTTH – main streamFTTH – main stream

FTTH50M - 100M

FTTH50M - 100M

WLAN+Cellular/WLAN

4M~50M

WLAN+Cellular/WLAN

4M~50M

2.06MillionHouse Hold

2.06MillionHouse Hold

High Quality Video services, home-care, etc.

High Quality Video services, home-care, etc.

FTTH- universalFTTH- universal

FTTH50M - 100M

FTTH50M - 100M

WLAN+Cellular/WLAN

10M~100M

WLAN+Cellular/WLAN

10M~100M

4.2MillionHouse Hold4.2Million

House Hold

Broadband multimediaBroadband multimedia

Chinese Taipei: 7 Million House Hold and 22.6 Million of Population

1.7MillionSubscriber

4.7MillionSubscriber

CHT’s FTTx Target: 0.3M subscribers by 2005, 1,0M by 2007, 2.4M by 2010

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IntegrationIntegration of Services of Services

Request/Order Service

RoamingRoamingRoamingRoaming

Cellular operator

Fixed Network operator

ISP / WISPIndependent

clearing house

GSM/GPRS/3G/PHS

Cellular Operators

Operator A

Operator B

Internet side

WLAN based on FTTH/DSL

WLAN Hotspot

Internet

HomeOffice

Cellular Side

ADSL/Cable

Killer Applications: VoIP, Content-on-demand, WLAN TV, on-line game, etc.

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Mobile/WLAN Service Model Mobile/WLAN Service Model in Campus in Campus

Campus ANetwork

Campus BNetwork

WLAN Gateway

TANET

ISP

Radius Account Server + Roaming Server

CrossCampusRoaming

Student

Guest

APAP

AP

2G/3G MobileOperator

IP Transport

Application Server

Dual Mode Handset

WEB Access Control

EAP-SIM

VoIP Streaming TV Multicast VOD Distance Learning

WLAN Roaming in Campus

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New Policy for Broadband Services New Policy for Broadband Services

Relax the tech. guideline and requirement for the fixed network operators

Provide encouragement for CATV and power line owners to invest in broadband in future Fixed Network licensing process.

Revise the National Numbering Plan to allow number allocation for fixed/wireless VoIP services.

Develop a fair competition environment (in regulation) for telecomm business, including number portability, fair interconnection, co-location, and tariff.

Note: The formal policy statements on Nov. 1, 2004 from the Cabinet are in Chinese, the above translation/interpretations are not official.

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National Information & Communications Initiative Committee Hybrid Solution for WLAN/WiMaxHybrid Solution for WLAN/WiMax

HFC

Central Office

Fiber to the Curb Remote DSLAM

VDSL or SHDSL

• Simultaneous/hybrid use of FTTx, DSL, HFC and WLAN/WiMax is expected to be most efficient

•Distance/Bandwidth Limit expected to be improved.

•Much less expensive than just FTTH

• Better coverage than DSL

Bridge/repeater

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Gigabit Ethernet

over Fiber

WLAN/Cellular/BroadbandWLAN/Cellular/Broadband IntegrationIntegrationNetwork Video

Interactive Audio/Video/Messaging + VoIP

IP Transport Network

Wireless LAN Roaming Center

Gateway

Cellular Core Network

Internet

Content Delivery Network

WLAN Gateway

D V D

D V D

3G/GPRS Terminals

ADSL/CableModem

WLAN Gateway

D V D

D V D

WLAN Gateway

D V D

D V D

Notebook or Table PC

Cell phone

PDA

Source: NTPO

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Chinese Taipei’s Program on NICI: Starting from e-Taiwan, moving toward M-Taiwan WLAN, WiMax, WLAN/Cellular Dual Mode Services/h

andset, are the key technologies chosen for e-Taiwan’s infrastructure

Voice/Video/TV/Multimedia Content over IP will become more and more important;

Fixed/Mobile converged services will become popularAll the operators and the telecomm. vendors are expecte

d to enjoy significant growth Wireless City like Taichung will benefit from the deploy

ment

Summary Remark on m-TaiwanSummary Remark on m-Taiwan

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Goals of Chinese Taipei’s e-Goals of Chinese Taipei’s e-ReadinessReadiness

※ WEF/NRI ： World Economic Forum / Network Readiness Index

Item Description 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007Broadband Subscription 2.10M 3.04M 3.80M 4.60M 5.30M 6Me-Industry (WEF/NRI) # 18 #21 # 14 # 12 # 11 # 10e-Government (WEF/NRI) #4 #6 # 6 # 6 # 6 # 5e-Society (WEF/NRI) #9 #17 # 9 # 8 # 6 # 5e-Government Satisfaction 37% 43% 60% 65% 70% 75%

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