The commercial services industry acts as an important role for Taiwan's economic development and modernization. The Administration of Commerce, MOEA continues to facilitate innovation and development within Taiwan's commercial services industry. The measures include:
1.Promoting Smart Transformation
Assisting businesses in using advanced technologies such as AI and IoT in order to develop innovative and value-added services, including smart in-store pickup micro-fulfillment centers, integrated logistics and delivery services, AI-powered dynamic pricing solutions, and B2B resale matching platform for short-shelf-life consumer goods. These smart approaches are aimed to help businesses improve the efficiency of product distribution and resource utilization, and the application of these services can be scaled up through collaborative pilot projects and implementation programs.
2.Strengthening Innovation and R&D
Providing funds for research and development in the commercial services sector, with a focus on developing business models that are both smart and sustainable. Through initiatives centered on smart applications, enhanced experiential value and low-carbon circular economy, businesses are able to create innovative services and optimize customer experience in order to increase service values, innovation capacities and international competitiveness.
3.Assisting in Developing Low-Carbon Business Models
Assisting businesses in replacing outdated and energy-intensive equipment, and promoting the adoption of equipment with Grade 1 Energy Label. Providing advisory services along with subsidy programs to support the integrated improvement projects, which are aimed at reducing energy consumption and carbon emissions. Encouraging businesses to pursue innovation, use smart tools and establish low-carbon circular practices, in order to achieve low carbon emissions and sustainability.
4.Cultivating AI Talent
Introducing AI application training programs that are tailored for the commercial services sector, with the topics covering fundamental AI concepts, use of AI tools and case studies, and thereby enabling professionals across different functions to efficiently develop AI skills. A hybrid learning model offers both online and offline courses, which helps the adoption and diffusion of AI technologies across the commercial services sector.
Contacts
Administration of Commerce, MOEA
Mr. Chen
886-2-23433300#7114