Smart technology helps software park stay top

By Wei Tian (China Daily) Updated: 2014-09-10 07:38

The park's sign in front of its main building. CHINA DAILY

"The Huizhi cloud service has received praise from users," said the official. "The functions and performances of the park will be further improved in the future, to make it one of the best in China," the official said.

According to a goal set by the SPSP in its 2014 annual plan, the income of cloud computing was expected to exceed 20 million yuan ($3.3 million) this year.

The SPSP established an information-sharing and full-cycle management system for its clients.

The system optimized the allocation of resources and provided information for company decision makers. The system can also analyze company data to help better predict the park's future.

The SPSP, which was founded in July 1992, is a national center for the software industry and a base for software exports.

As of December 2013, the park completed 1.15 million square meters of land development and provided 570,000 sq m of office space for software companies.

There are currently 1,391 enterprises registered with the park, among which 562 have offices in the park, employing 38,000 people.

In 2013, software developers and information service companies in the park generated a total income of 55.2 billion yuan, paid 2.94 billion yuan in tax, and exported $760 million worth of software products.

According to the park's 12th Five Year Plan (2011-15), the park aims to achieve a total output value of 60 billion yuan by 2015, up from 26.7 billion yuan by the end of 2012.

Chip design is expected to account for 15 billion yuan, or about a quarter of the total output, while mobile Internet companies are expected to contribute 5 billion yuan.