- Release Date: 2019-09-11 Source: Company News Views: 117
According to State Grid Corporation of China, the big data center is the company's professional data management institution and a platform for data sharing, services, and innovation. It is responsible for professional data management, achieving unified operation of data assets, and promoting the efficient use of data resources.
State Grid stated that the data center is mainly to provide digital support for building a "three-type and two-network" world-class energy Internet enterprise.
Specifically, State Grid believes that the big data center will focus on the following tasks in the future: focusing on cutting-edge big data technologies and applications, making systematic plans and overall designs; breaking down data barriers, achieving efficient data application and value-added services, and providing platform support for power grid business and emerging businesses; strengthening collaboration with upstream and downstream partners, customers, government, and all sectors of society to build an international big data center for the energy industry.
At the 2019 work conference held at the beginning of the year, State Grid first proposed the new strategy of "three-type and two-network", which is to build a hub-type, platform-type, and shared enterprise, and to build and operate a strong smart grid and the ubiquitous electric power Internet of Things.
The strong smart grid is a strategic plan proposed by Liu Zhenya, former chairman of State Grid, in 2009. Over the past decade, the company has heavily invested in the "generation-transmission-transformation-distribution-consumption" links, and it has now been fully built and entered the final upgrading stage.
The ubiquitous electric power Internet of Things, as another important component of the "three-type and two-network", has become the most urgent and important task for State Grid at present.
The ubiquitous electric power Internet of Things refers to a smart service system that connects people and things around all aspects of the power system through modern information and communication technologies, generating shared data.
State Grid believes that the ubiquitous electric power Internet of Things opens a new path for improving the operation level of the power system and the operational efficiency of grid assets, and can also leverage the advantages of the power grid to explore the huge blue ocean market of the digital economy.
According to State Grid's phased deployment, the next three years will be the critical construction period for the ubiquitous electric power Internet of Things, with plans to initially complete it by 2021 and fully complete it by 2024.
For this new strategy, State Grid pays special attention to its application model. According to State Grid's requirements, clarifying the business model of the application layer of the ubiquitous electric power Internet of Things is the first priority for its 27 provincial companies to report their plans.
State Grid also realizes that building the ubiquitous electric power Internet of Things requires the support of technological innovation.
More than ten days ago, Kou Wei met with Ma Huateng, Chairman and CEO of Tencent, and the two sides exchanged discussions on promoting the construction of the energy Internet.
Ma Huateng believes that the second half of the Internet belongs to the industrial Internet. Tencent is willing to share its research experience in big data, artificial intelligence, user experience, cloud computing, and other areas, to complement State Grid's advantages and jointly create an example of the energy Internet.
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- Release Date: 2019-09-11 Source: Company News Views: 117
According to State Grid Corporation of China, the big data center is the company's professional data management institution and a platform for data sharing, services, and innovation. It is responsible for professional data management, achieving unified operation of data assets, and promoting the efficient use of data resources.
State Grid stated that the data center is mainly to provide digital support for building a "three-type and two-network" world-class energy Internet enterprise.
Specifically, State Grid believes that the big data center will focus on the following tasks in the future: focusing on cutting-edge big data technologies and applications, making systematic plans and overall designs; breaking down data barriers, achieving efficient data application and value-added services, and providing platform support for power grid business and emerging businesses; strengthening collaboration with upstream and downstream partners, customers, government, and all sectors of society to build an international big data center for the energy industry.
At the 2019 work conference held at the beginning of the year, State Grid first proposed the new strategy of "three-type and two-network", which is to build a hub-type, platform-type, and shared enterprise, and to build and operate a strong smart grid and the ubiquitous electric power Internet of Things.
The strong smart grid is a strategic plan proposed by Liu Zhenya, former chairman of State Grid, in 2009. Over the past decade, the company has heavily invested in the "generation-transmission-transformation-distribution-consumption" links, and it has now been fully built and entered the final upgrading stage.
The ubiquitous electric power Internet of Things, as another important component of the "three-type and two-network", has become the most urgent and important task for State Grid at present.
The ubiquitous electric power Internet of Things refers to a smart service system that connects people and things around all aspects of the power system through modern information and communication technologies, generating shared data.
State Grid believes that the ubiquitous electric power Internet of Things opens a new path for improving the operation level of the power system and the operational efficiency of grid assets, and can also leverage the advantages of the power grid to explore the huge blue ocean market of the digital economy.
According to State Grid's phased deployment, the next three years will be the critical construction period for the ubiquitous electric power Internet of Things, with plans to initially complete it by 2021 and fully complete it by 2024.
For this new strategy, State Grid pays special attention to its application model. According to State Grid's requirements, clarifying the business model of the application layer of the ubiquitous electric power Internet of Things is the first priority for its 27 provincial companies to report their plans.
State Grid also realizes that building the ubiquitous electric power Internet of Things requires the support of technological innovation.
More than ten days ago, Kou Wei met with Ma Huateng, Chairman and CEO of Tencent, and the two sides exchanged discussions on promoting the construction of the energy Internet.
Ma Huateng believes that the second half of the Internet belongs to the industrial Internet. Tencent is willing to share its research experience in big data, artificial intelligence, user experience, cloud computing, and other areas, to complement State Grid's advantages and jointly create an example of the energy Internet.
