The Wide Application of Internet of Things Challenges Talents

At the 2011 Future Electronic Technology Development and Professional Development Summit Forum held recently, participating experts focused on the requirements of the Internet of Things for talents as the next-generation information technology focal area.

It is understood that China's Internet of Things industry has initially formed the overall industrial spatial structure of the development of the four major regions around the Bohai Sea, the Yangtze River Delta, the Pearl River Delta, and the central and western regions. In the field of integrated circuits, the distribution of China's integrated circuit industry has further manifested itself, and an industrial spatial structure has been initially formed that is concentrated in the three core regions of the Yangtze River Delta, Bohai Rim, and Pearl River Delta. In 2010, the sales revenue of the three regional integrated circuit industries accounted for nearly 95% of the country's overall industrial scale.

The extensive application of Internet of Things technology has brought unprecedented social productivity and economic development, but also provides more opportunities and higher challenges for the new generation of talent.

As an important event for the annual training of undergraduate talents and entrepreneurship guidance, the “Future Electronics Technology Development and Professional Development Summit Forum 2011” is hosted by China Electronic Information Industry Development Research Institute and undertaken by CCID Consulting Co., Ltd. and Murata Manufacturing Co., Ltd. of Japan. Sponsored. Based on the theme of "Striving to Become an Electronic Dream in the Information Age," the conference focused on topics such as "Status and Trend of Electronic Technology Development", "Analysis of Next-Generation IT Industry Key Areas" and "Students Learning and Entrepreneurial Experience Sharing". Discussion.

In the forum's summit session, experts and scholars of ChinaHR.com, Beijing Rongdao Ronghe Investment, Japan Waseda University and Lenovo Research Institute also conducted a lively discussion on the development of electronic technology and student entrepreneurship. At the same time, the forum and Murata Manufacturing Co., a world-renowned electronic component company, have demonstrated Murata robots with advanced electronic technology for university students.