Our ICT
Our Environment

        Charles Mok
  Legislative Councillor (IT)
          23-1-2013
Vision of a Silicon Harbour

   Among the highest Internet/mobile
    connectivity/penetration

   IT/Telecom infrastructure and open
    regulatory regime

   Internet/IT consumers or innovators?

   Google/Boston Consulting Group report:
    Internet economy contributes 5.9% of Hong
    Kong’s GDP (HK$96 billion)

   ICT as a driver for HK’s economic
    development
Major Challenges We Face

   Industry image

   Manpower mismatch

   Market size

   Investment

   Balancing with other priorities
Chief Executive’s
Policy Address 2013
Policy Address 2013
   Set up Economy Development Commission,
    including a Working Group on Manufacturing
    Industries, Innovative Technology, Cultural and
    Creative Industries.

   Implementation of CEPA, Early and Pilot
    Implementation Approach (先行先試政策), with
    emphasis on assisting SMEs

   Foster cooperation among the Government,
    industry, academia and research sectors (官產
    學研); Strengthen closer collaboration with the
    Mainland under the National 12th Five-Year
    Plan
Policy Address 2013
   Patent reform and set up IP trading platform
    (investment and opportunities)

   Testing and Certification Industry (esp.
    Chinese medicine, construction materials, food,
    jewellery, environmental protection and
    information and communications technologies)

   Improve policy for Revitalising Industrial
    Buildings

   Review education policy; increase cooperation
    with industries for professional training
New Policy Initiatives in
Communications & Tech

   Review of Digital 21 strategy

   Feasibility of Next-gen Govt data center

   Topping up CreateSmart Initiative

   First Feature Film Initiative

   Development of Creative Clusters
       Comix: Wanchai Green House
       PMQ: Hollywood Road

   Other support for broadcasting and telecom
    sectors
Ongoing Policy Initiatives in
Communications & Tech
   Cloud Computing Services and Standards
    Development

   Data Center Development

   New Hosting Infrastructure for e-Govt Services

   Govt Cloud Computing Strategy

   Next-gen e-Govt Services

   Enhancing Adoption of ICT among SMEs

   Digital Inclusion

   GovWiFi
Impact on Tomorrow’s Office
   Mobile: From BYOD to Apps

   Cloud: From Infrastructure to Big Data

   Green ICT
         Green Building / Offices
         Carbon Audits (碳審計) (Gov’t will set up a
          carbon footprint repository/webpage for
          listed companies to disclose their carbon
          audit findings, and share useful practices.
         Producer Responsibility Schemes (生產者
          責任計劃)
Thank you!


Charles Mok

charlesmok@charlesmok.hk

www.charlesmok.hk

Our ICT Our Environment

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    Our ICT Our Environment Charles Mok Legislative Councillor (IT) 23-1-2013
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    Vision of aSilicon Harbour  Among the highest Internet/mobile connectivity/penetration  IT/Telecom infrastructure and open regulatory regime  Internet/IT consumers or innovators?  Google/Boston Consulting Group report: Internet economy contributes 5.9% of Hong Kong’s GDP (HK$96 billion)  ICT as a driver for HK’s economic development
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    Major Challenges WeFace  Industry image  Manpower mismatch  Market size  Investment  Balancing with other priorities
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    Policy Address 2013  Set up Economy Development Commission, including a Working Group on Manufacturing Industries, Innovative Technology, Cultural and Creative Industries.  Implementation of CEPA, Early and Pilot Implementation Approach (先行先試政策), with emphasis on assisting SMEs  Foster cooperation among the Government, industry, academia and research sectors (官產 學研); Strengthen closer collaboration with the Mainland under the National 12th Five-Year Plan
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    Policy Address 2013  Patent reform and set up IP trading platform (investment and opportunities)  Testing and Certification Industry (esp. Chinese medicine, construction materials, food, jewellery, environmental protection and information and communications technologies)  Improve policy for Revitalising Industrial Buildings  Review education policy; increase cooperation with industries for professional training
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    New Policy Initiativesin Communications & Tech  Review of Digital 21 strategy  Feasibility of Next-gen Govt data center  Topping up CreateSmart Initiative  First Feature Film Initiative  Development of Creative Clusters  Comix: Wanchai Green House  PMQ: Hollywood Road  Other support for broadcasting and telecom sectors
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    Ongoing Policy Initiativesin Communications & Tech  Cloud Computing Services and Standards Development  Data Center Development  New Hosting Infrastructure for e-Govt Services  Govt Cloud Computing Strategy  Next-gen e-Govt Services  Enhancing Adoption of ICT among SMEs  Digital Inclusion  GovWiFi
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    Impact on Tomorrow’sOffice  Mobile: From BYOD to Apps  Cloud: From Infrastructure to Big Data  Green ICT  Green Building / Offices  Carbon Audits (碳審計) (Gov’t will set up a carbon footprint repository/webpage for listed companies to disclose their carbon audit findings, and share useful practices.  Producer Responsibility Schemes (生產者 責任計劃)
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