All walks of life are talking about digital transformation. Does the traditional sanitation industry need digital transformation and how to break it?

Hello, laxative. It should be said that digital transformation is a very hot concept now. All walks of life are talking about digital transformation, but few people can really succeed. Many people have a wrong understanding of digitalization, and it is easy to confuse it with informatization. In fact, informatization is more about improving the efficiency of enterprise operation process with the help of the Internet, and digitalization is more about the change of enterprise business model and concept.

For many traditional sanitation enterprises, their understanding of digitalization only stays in simply displaying the status of people and vehicles on the project with a large LCD screen (even this status may not be accurate), and then doing some simple analysis on these basic data, that is, digital transformation. In fact, it is difficult to link simple data display and statistics with digitalization, let alone the word transformation. I think if enterprises really want to realize digital transformation, they should base themselves on the difficulties in the operation process. In fact, only after you have a model will your data be useful, and it will involve data cleaning, processing and calibration, and it will have practical guiding significance.

For example, sanitation enterprises can use more accurate Internet of Things technology or personnel management means to convert the data reported by traditional personnel into hardware intelligent collection, which can greatly solve the problem of accuracy and timeliness of data reporting. In many cases, it may not be done in one step, but as long as the existing method is a little better than the previous method, it is a great progress, thus achieving better information-based decision-making.