As urban infrastructure development converges with digital technology, the municipal engineering sector faces unprecedented opportunities for transformation.
On June 21, a delegation from the China Municipal Engineering Association, led by President Lu Yingfang, visited Zhulong Corporation to examine digital innovations in municipal engineering. The visit focused on understanding the company's technological advancements and discussing critical industry trends.
Wu Xujie, General Manager of Zhulong Corporation, presented the company's development history, corporate culture, and technological achievements. Jia Haifeng, Director of the Construction Big Data Research Institute, detailed the research framework for the municipal industry White Paper, including its comprehensive four-tier, 165-category data system.
The discussions emphasized data-driven approaches to promote sustainable development in municipal engineering. President Lu commended Zhulong's contributions as vice-chair of the association's Digital Municipal Engineering Committee and its work on the White Paper project.
President Lu highlighted the importance of leveraging Zhulong's big data platform to analyze industry trends and identify challenges. He stressed the need for precise definitions of municipal engineering scope, sector classifications, and workforce statistics to inform policy-making and business strategies.
Director Jia explained how the research institute's five market indices—measuring openness, concentration, activity, competitiveness, and risk—provide comprehensive industry analysis. These metrics enable professionals to better understand market dynamics and development patterns.
The association leadership expressed interest in developing specialized indices tailored to municipal engineering characteristics, which would enhance operational decision-making across the sector.
The meeting concluded with both parties agreeing to deepen cooperation in building robust data systems for municipal engineering. The partnership aims to develop new analytical metrics and expand the scope of industry research, promoting standardization and digital transformation.
This collaboration between industry leaders and technology providers signals a new phase in the modernization of China's municipal engineering sector, combining traditional infrastructure expertise with cutting-edge data analytics to shape smarter urban development.
As urban infrastructure development converges with digital technology, the municipal engineering sector faces unprecedented opportunities for transformation.
On June 21, a delegation from the China Municipal Engineering Association, led by President Lu Yingfang, visited Zhulong Corporation to examine digital innovations in municipal engineering. The visit focused on understanding the company's technological advancements and discussing critical industry trends.
Wu Xujie, General Manager of Zhulong Corporation, presented the company's development history, corporate culture, and technological achievements. Jia Haifeng, Director of the Construction Big Data Research Institute, detailed the research framework for the municipal industry White Paper, including its comprehensive four-tier, 165-category data system.
The discussions emphasized data-driven approaches to promote sustainable development in municipal engineering. President Lu commended Zhulong's contributions as vice-chair of the association's Digital Municipal Engineering Committee and its work on the White Paper project.
President Lu highlighted the importance of leveraging Zhulong's big data platform to analyze industry trends and identify challenges. He stressed the need for precise definitions of municipal engineering scope, sector classifications, and workforce statistics to inform policy-making and business strategies.
Director Jia explained how the research institute's five market indices—measuring openness, concentration, activity, competitiveness, and risk—provide comprehensive industry analysis. These metrics enable professionals to better understand market dynamics and development patterns.
The association leadership expressed interest in developing specialized indices tailored to municipal engineering characteristics, which would enhance operational decision-making across the sector.
The meeting concluded with both parties agreeing to deepen cooperation in building robust data systems for municipal engineering. The partnership aims to develop new analytical metrics and expand the scope of industry research, promoting standardization and digital transformation.
This collaboration between industry leaders and technology providers signals a new phase in the modernization of China's municipal engineering sector, combining traditional infrastructure expertise with cutting-edge data analytics to shape smarter urban development.
