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Case Study: Analysis of Tencent's "CIM+" Smart Transportation Construction Advantage
- 1 Department of Data and Communication, Zhejiang Yuexiu Foreign Language College, Shaoxing, 312000, China
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Abstract
In the current era of digitization, networking, and intelligence, realizing the importance of transportation infrastructure alongside internet connectivity and urban development is crucial. This article focuses on Tencent's efforts in smart transportation construction, aiming to understand its unique advantages in traffic service development compared to other companies. Additionally, the study explores the practical application of CIM technology in Tencent's transportation domain, facilitating the intelligent evolution of the transportation sector. By examining Tencent's strategies, technical capabilities, and comprehensive planning, we can gain a better understanding of their competitive edge in the field of traffic service development. Overall, this research aims to comprehensively understand Tencent's smart transportation initiatives, highlighting their advantages in traffic service development, and showcasing the transformative power of CIM technology in driving intelligent transportation solutions.
Keywords
CIM, BIM, We transport, Cloud computing, Tencent.
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Yu,L. (2024). Case Study: Analysis of Tencent's "CIM+" Smart Transportation Construction Advantage. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,106,89-94.
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