The digital transformation of traditional enterprises faces the problem of “will not turn, can not turn, dare not turn”.

“In the first year of commercial use of 1G, 2G and other communication technologies, only individual manufacturers produced terminals, and most manufacturers usually waited and saw for some time.” But when 5G technology comes, almost all vendors are very actively embracing it, especially the Chinese market.” The speed of 5G commercialization in China has shocked Meng 檏, chairman of Qualcomm China. He said this at the “2020 Intelligent Technology and Industry International Cooperation Forum”, one of the important supporting activities of the Third China International Import Expo held recently.

5SHX06F6004 According to statistics from the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, as of the end of September this year, a total of 690,000 5G base stations had been built in China, and the cumulative number of terminal connections exceeded 160 million.

In addition to 5G, China’s development in artificial intelligence, cloud computing and other fields has also handed over a bright report card. These new generation of information technologies are profoundly affecting and changing traditional industries, and comprehensive and deep digital transformation is inevitable for enterprises. With the deepening of the digital transformation process of enterprises, new business forms such as intelligent manufacturing, intelligent medical care, and smart cities continue to emerge, and these new business forms have become the continuous driving force for the innovation and development of traditional industries.

The Accenture China Enterprise Digital Transformation Index is an important indicator to judge the effectiveness of transformation, and the index calls enterprises with remarkable transformation results “transformation leaders”. According to Jia Jin, general manager of Accenture 5SHX06F6004 Greater China, the proportion of transformation leaders increased from 7% in 2018 to 9% in 2019, and has reached 11% this year. But he believes that pace is not enough, “companies should boldly go ahead.”

The new generation of information technology is developing rapidly

Today, the world is entering the era of digital economy led by the information and communication industry. Accelerating the innovative breakthrough and integrated application of the new generation of information technology has become the common choice of all countries in the world to seize historical opportunities and win the initiative of development. China attaches great importance to the development of the new generation of information technology, and has made a series of strategic deployments on the development of 5G, cloud computing, artificial intelligence, industrial Internet and other fields, which has effectively promoted the rapid development of China’s new generation of information technology.

Take 5G, for example. In the past year of official commercial use, China’s 5G construction has reached a new level, and the number and coverage of base station construction ranks first in the world. At the same time, 5G applications are accelerating in all walks of life.

“In the Chinese market, almost all manufacturers are very actively embracing 5SHX06F6004 5G, whether it is the top flagship or high-end, low-end mobile phones are rapidly iterating, which is not seen in the 3G and 4G era.” Meng 檏 said.

Data show that in 2019, China’s 5G mobile phones accounted for 3.5% of the total shipments of the mobile phone market, and as of September this year, the proportion reached 47.7%; In the Qomolangma region, China has built the world’s highest 5G base station; In Yangquan Coal Mine in Shanxi Province, 5G effective coverage of the world’s deepest underground mine of 534 meters has been achieved.

Yu Shaohua, academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, pointed out that compared with 4G, 5G transmission rate has increased by 10 times or even 100 times, the peak rate has reached 10Gbps, the delay is as low as 1 millisecond, and the mass connection of 1 million per square kilometer 5SHX06F6004 can be achieved. This corresponds to three major technology scenarios, namely enhanced mobile broadband, large-scale mobile communications, high reliability and low latency.

The 14th Five-Year Plan proposes to build a digital China and accelerate digital development. “Whether it’s from healthcare and sanitation to energy, from retail to manufacturing, 5G will bring profound changes.” Meng 檏 said.

According to a market research report commissioned by Qualcomm, 5G is expected to create $13.2 trillion in economic output and 22.3 million jobs globally by 2035, with a positive impact on many industries such as automobile manufacturing, health care, industry and agriculture.

In the era of digital economy, people’s mode of production, way of life, way of communication, way of thinking and way of behavior have also taken on a new look, and the outstanding feature is that more and more attention to personalization, which also brings new development opportunities to small and medium-sized enterprises.