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2010/TELMIN/TPD/001 Business Models for New Internet Economy Submitted by: Chunghwa Telecom 8 th Ministerial Meeting on Telecommunications and Information Industry - Three Party Dialogue Okinawa, Japan 29 October, 2010
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2010/TELMIN/TPD/001
Business Models for New Internet Economy
Submitted by: Chunghwa Telecom
8th Ministerial Meeting on Telecommunications and Information Industry - Three Party Dialogue
Okinawa, Japan29 October, 2010
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2010 APEC TELMIN8 – Three Party Dialogue
Business Models for New Internet Economy
Dr. Shyue-Ching Lu Chairman & CEO
Chunghwa Telecomg29 Oct. 2010
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Technology TransformationCloud Computing2007
Blog blooming2006
Economy Revolution
Web 2.02004
3G Standard Finalized1999
I t t1994
Technology Innovations
Drive EconomyPersonal Computer1981
AMPS cellular service1977
Internet1994Drive Economy Revolution
AMPS cellular service1977
Fiber1966
Shockley Transistor1947 Shockley Transistor1947Telephone1876
Automobile1908
1764 Textile Machine
Railway1829Steam Power1781
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1764 Textile MachineYearTechnology Innovations
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Strong Contribution for Economy Growth士
Government
M-Governmente-Education
I t t M k ti食
Dining
Online OrderingNetwork Dining Map
Agency農Agri-
culture
Internet Marketinge-Resume 衣
Clothes
Fashion NewsSmart Clothing
Dining
工Industry
Automatione-Enterprise
住Residence
Intelligent Building Home SecurityIndustryp
商Internet Banking行 GPS Navigation
ResidenceHome Security
商Commerce
Internet BankingInternet Securitiese-Commerce
Trans-portation
GPS NavigationDigital Map
醫MedicineTelemedicine
Electronic Medical Records
育Education Distance Learning
eBook/Digital Archives
樂Enter-
tainment
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Electronic Medical Records eBook/Digital ArchivestainmentMP3 / IPTV
LBS Tour Guide
Value of Internet EconomySpeed-up and Revitalization
Paradigm Shift•Transform the business model
速新•Revitalize the industries•Improve economic performance
Transform the business model•Novel channel for global market
•Global competition 速新InternetInternet
•Boost innovation and diversityp
Internet Internet EconomyEconomy
實簡Simplicity and Conservation Support of Economy Growth實簡Conservation•Support Green Earth•Intelligent Telematics•Better life and quality
Growth•Increase employment opportunity•Bandwidth is the new “Black Gold”•40% contribution rate of growth in
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Better life and quality 40% contribution rate of growth in Chinese Taipei case (as of 2009)
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Sarnoff’s law Value of Broadcast
Network～N
Metcalfe’s lawValue of Communication
Network～N2
Reed’s lawValue of Society
Network～2N
• Make the world flat and borderless
Network N Network N
Make the world flat and borderless• Revitalize the industry via global novel sales channel
and efficiency powered by ICT technologiesand efficiency powered by ICT technologies• Boost the business diversity and Innovation
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Developments of Internet Economy in Chinese Taipei
M k t l NTD 1 t
CulturalIndustry
Cloud Computing
GreenBuildingSmart Car
IPR
Market value: NTD 1 tnEmployment: 200,000(till 2013)
Industry
Bi T h
Market Value:NTD 10 tn(till 2020)
Market Value: NTD 120 bnEmployment: 24,000(till 2016)
Market Value: NTD 27 bnReduce CO2: 2.31 GT
BioTechGreenEnergy Market Value: NTD 550 bnMarket Value: NTD 346.4 bn
Market Value: NTD 134.9 bnEmployment: 53,000(till 2012)
TourismHealthcareAgriculture Market Value:
NTD 260 bn
• Promoting the development of service industries
Market Value: NTD 1.1 tnEmployment: 115,800(till 2015)
gyEmployment: 400,000Employment: 310,000
(till 2012)(till 2012)
g p– Six emerging service industries– Four intelligent service industries
• Enhancing the international competitiveness of Chinese Taipei’sEnhancing the international competitiveness of Chinese Taipei s service industries– Nominal GDP to reach NT$11 trillion (~USD 360 billion) in 2012– An average of 120 000 new service sector jobs to be created each year up to 2012
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– An average of 120,000 new service sector jobs to be created each year up to 2012– Service exports to constitute 1.2% of global services trade
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Suggestions• Promoting ICT services to improve economic performance
and social well-beingg• Promoting green services (iEN and Green IDC) to support the
energy conservationgy• Promoting cloud computing to strengthen Internet Economy
Energy Saving &
iEN ServiceGreen IDC
yManagementElectronic Bill
Reduction of CO2 EmissionPaperless Life Style
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