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Authored by Howie Chong and Jiong Zhang



In November 2012, “Internet +” was first proposed. “Internet +” refers to the comprehensive integration of Internet services with various industries such as industry, commerce, and finance. In popular terms, it is “Internet + various traditional industries”. But instead of simply adding the two of them, we use ICT and the Internet platform to integrate the Internet with traditional industries. The key to Internet+ is innovation. With innovative ideas and innovative services, this “+” can be truly valuable and meaningful.

Internet+ has six characteristics: cross-border integration, innovation-driven, reshaping structure, respecting humanity, opening up ecology, and connecting everything. Using information and communication technologies and an Internet platform, the Internet is deeply integrated with traditional industries. The collision of two different industries will inevitably produce different sparks. “Internet +” is essentially innovation, and innovation is the primary productivity that leads development. Without innovation, economic growth will be difficult to sustain. Therefore, we must change our thinking and move on to the correct path of innovationdriven development.

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